Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-20

Finished her mission and left us to dwell with
the angels, October 3Oth, 1868, Carrie May Allen,
daughter of J K and P. J. Allen of Morristown,
aged years and month and 20 days.
In Hyde Park, January 18th. of Canker-rash.
Fannie Augusta, daughter of John D. and Emf
ly j. Currier. aged months and II days.
In Hyde Park, December 9th. of Canker-rash,
Willie c., son Of Ira p. and Angelina R. Cur
rier, aged 2 years and 2 months. .f
In South Hardwick, January I'd, of diptheria
Alden E. Smith, son of s. q. and Mary Smith,
aged 10 years and months.
In North Hyde Park, January 9th of Typhoid
Pneumonia, Mr.. Robert Parker, aged S3 years.
Died in Watervie Jan 18th, Joseph Marcy
aged At years.
Bro. M. has been for thirty-five years con-
slant. but patient sufferer. As friend and a
citizen lie was loved, and respected. The com
munity has lost man and the Church consis-
tent christian but emphatically it may be said
of him-''To die is gain
In this village, on the 18th inst Anna Martha,
daughter of Andrew and B. 8. Cowen aged 2years
and months
Mr. Cowen is now in the service of his country
in the It'll Reg. vt. Vols.
In Eden, on the 9th inst, of congestion of the
lungs, Mary E., wife of Lyman Hutchins, fg6d
"a years and ten months.
in Johnson, on the 10th inst, Henry Elliot,
youngest child of Mrs. Mary Jane, widow of the
late Elliot Austin, aged 2 years and 0 months.
In Stowe, Nov. 25th, of consumption, Miss
Rhoda NJ. Allen, aged 20 years. ..
She will long be remembered, not only by her
kindred. but by many friends, especially by those
who have received instruction from her in our
public schools. She was loved and respected as
teacher ready to do good to others, and to speak
we'll of others. She was at the same time modest
and self depreciatng. Others called her chris
tian, for they saw in her the fruits of christian
life but she herself was accustomed habitualy
to doubt her acceptance with God. The long
continued suffering of her lingering sickness, and
the daNfning of light upon her mind, as she ap-
preached the grave, did much to prepare her
friends for the hour Of separation. so that they
might say from the heart, we cannot>wish to
call her back again." .
dear as thou vert and Justly dear.
We will not weep for thee
One thought shall check the falling tear
1t is that thou art free" ...
In hyde Park Jan. 18TH Hattie Egaetta, only
daughter of Silas A. and Lovina Keller, aged 2
years months and 20 days.
| As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day,
Thus lovely seemed this Infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed her life away.
Her footstep light, her merry laugh,
Her beaming smile, from angels caught,
| Shall we not miss? Yes we must quaff
The BITTER cup Gods LOVE hath brought.
| Be SURE, His LOVE doth hold the cup
Through all our tears this comfort take
| From SIN and PAIN God takes her up;
| In joy and bliss she now doth wake.
! single hair Of her curls so fair,
| Will be chain that love employs
| 10 draw our hearts from earth, up where
"Our Hattie lives mid purer joys.
Our Hattie STILL, though earth may press
The form of her we love so well, GET
As sure she's ours as the wavy tress t..
On which our eyes so fondly dwell
Ours HERE, ours THERE, ours ever on
through ages of eternity az.
HEAVEN be OUR GOAL the race soon rum
Not many days well parted be.
CONN.