Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-06

I, waterviIle. JUNE 9th. chauncy Harris, sou

I, Waterville, June 9th, Chauncy Harris, sou
, pobert and Sophia Herren, aged 8 years
m0uths and 90 days. 80 tsA 81
,.te Channels gone to heaven a.i-.-s--.r-
oI n. savior called him home, ltr, ,.-yfrr
~ him an angels form is given, '-' 80
and we are left TO mourn.
r., has zone from this world Of grief and care,
Ia hath gone to his long last home
Ma spirit has found that happier sphere,
where sorrow can never come ;7fi Ut z
But ours the sorrow, ours the woe.
Such sorrows as he ne'er will know.
us hath passed away from his earthly home,
R.fore he had known a sin;
md now his home is that blssful cline,
Where all is JOY within
Then we hush our grief wen weep NO more
He is not lost, but gone before. !. :
We'll rejoice in the thought that his soul is blest,
Beyond all this earth can give; ......rf 90
usis in his saviOur's arms at rest
Then why should we sorrow and grieve;
Why should grief. our hearts employ? 81
Hath he not entered into joy" .rt4
In Hospital tat Chattanooga, Tenn, June 9Th,
1864, Stephen L. Lowater, aged 80 years, 8
msnths and 2S days, son of e. q. and Mary Y.
aoyater Of Waterville. Vt.
IT'S hard to part with one so dear;
Yet It's heavens own WILL
No more his loving voice shall we hear
His voice in death is still.
Through love God called him to depart
From this cold world of pain 81.
And though the loss may rend our hearts,
In Heaven he lives again. ..
Grieve not friends, for one so sweet,
His loss with patience bear; ... ..N
Our Stephen soon in Heaven We'll meet
For he is an angel there. a..
Killed in the battle of Black Forest, May 18th
Frederick Marshall, member of Co. H. I'd VT
Regt.' aged 90 years.
Mr.. Marshall enlisted in May, 1861, in his
country's cause and faithfully did every duty
never being absent from his reg't until the LIST Of
January, 1864, when he re,enisted and came
home to Waterville to gladden. the hearts of his
friends once more with his presence. He spen
ashort and happy time with his friends at home
The"lst Of February he again bid adicu to thos'
dear friends never to meet again in this world
and returned to his regiment where he was faith
full to every duty until he fell a martyr to hi
country He was shot through the head and died
without groan. lie was noble soldier and viii
be sadly missed by his company he was always
cautious but brave---so said his comrades in
letter 10 ais WIG. DuI Win OticfS lie HAS ldllcI
alas, to rise no more in this world below.
In Cambridge, Vt. May 10th, of lung fever
Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Mr. Lucius Hays aget
40 years and months. ..a. ......,a s.t....
Mrs Hays was firm believer in Universalism
and died rejoicing in the blessed hope of life anC
immortality for herself and for all mankind be
yond this transitory world. 1t was her reques
that clergyman of her own and her husband
faith might be procured to preach sermon a
her funeral, but Mr.. Hays was unable to carry
ont her request until last Saturday, the 25th o
June, when religious services were held at thu
sChoohouse near his residence in North Cam
bridge, in memory of a beloved and lamenteC
companion Elder Wheeler, (Freewill Baptist,
of Cambridge, Offered fervent and appropriat,
prayer. and preached sermon founded on tn
words of David (Ps. cxix. y: :. 1t is good 70
me that have been afflicted that might learl
thy statutes.'' The congregation was quite mum
crous for weekday assembly in q retired ant
thinly .settled mel ghborhood, and very attentive
to the preached word. J. o. S.-[REPosIroRY