Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-08-11
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SPALDING.-In this village Aug. 5, Hattie,
daughter of r. NJ. and Mary Spalding, aged is
months,
CAMPBELL-In this village on Thursday
morning the 4th inst, Alma, wife of the Rev, A.
Campbell, aged ~ years.
PREsToN.-In Castleton, VT, August 9Th,
1864, of diphtheria, Hattie E., daughter Of L. W.
and Clarissa Preston, aged years months and
8 days.
FoSTER.-In N Y, David's Island Hospi-
tai, July %, of wound received before Petersburg
June 20, Calvin o. Foster of Whiting, VT, aged
% years and months, of Battery @, llth Regi-
ment Heavy Artillery.
HARRINGTON.--In Mt. Holly, July 4th, of
diptheria Asahel w. Harrington, aged 10 years
and months; also July 18TH of dphtheria, Moses
July seth, Of diphtheria, Lizzie A. Harrington,
aged IS years and 10 months, children Of Moses
d. and Elizabeth Harrington.
SEWARD.-In Mendon, August 9th, of diph-
liberia, Rollin l., only son of james u. and Juli-
EFT Seward, aged years and 10 months.
AS gazed on the face of my beautiful boy
Thanking God for the treasure He'd given
The air bore a whisper which seemed to say
Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
When the blight of disease enwraped that loved
form
And knew that life's chord must be broken,
The same lowly whispers said gently to me,
or such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
As ! stood by the grave where my darling was
And wep. for the ties that we're riven,
That whisper still soothingly said unto me
Grieve not, for thy child is in Heaven.
When the anguish which none but mother can
| wells UP from my bosom at even,
That voice is still saying, grieve OF for thy child,
| For of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
| TUCKER.-In Charleston, Mich, on the 2sth
| of July. of Consumption, james b. Tucker,
printer, for four years an employee in the Herald
| Office aged % years.
| BUCKLIN.-George d. Bucklin Of Walling-
| ford, in Co. III, First Vermont Cavalry, from
| wounds received in charge made by his COM
pany near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, on July 8,
George is spoken of by his Captain, Charles
| Adams, as having been brave and true soldier,
| and always ready for duty, and was much loved
by his friends in Wallingford and of his company.
| KINSMAN.-At Alexandria, Va, July 26th,
| William w. Kinsman, of Clarendon, aged Il
| years.
| ALLEN.-Tn this village on Sunday July 31st,
| Charles III. Allen, aged 10 years and months.
| HARvEY.-In West Clarendon on the LIST
inst, of Intermittent Fever Cynthia A., daugh-
| ter of Mehiteble and Marshal Harvey, aged IL
| years
LADD.-In Benson, on the 2eth July ult.,
! Benoui Ladd, Esq, aged s6 years.
| THOMPSON.-In Rutland, on the 18th July,
| Mrs. Betsy Thompson, aged 81 years.
i IvES.-In military prison, Salisbury, North
Carolina, May 30, Mr.. Franklin Ives of Walling-
| ford, aged so years.
He enlisted into the service of his country last
| December, and Joined the Ninth Vt. Regiment,
| then stationed near Newborn, N. G. He was ta-
| ken prisoner February ID, soon after reaching his
| regiment, and carried TO Salisbury, where he
died. A nurse in the hespital-a fellow prisoner
| writes that he was well cared for while in thu
| hospital-eight or ten eays-properly inferred,
and that headboard is raised TO mark his last
resting place.
| wITBEREtL.-In this village on the 9Th inst.
Bonnie B., zen Of Lafayette and eayah A, With
Srsfl. Assd . gear and u month";,