Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
UARY.

DIED, al he residence other adop SON MIR Burlge d.
March, N hatre, May a. after bHef ilu Mrs. Hsn-
IAN mock reet Of The late b. Is. Dimock Of Aohtpei,r,
aged 50 years.
Mrs bmock whose maiden name wa, Hannah Pratt,
vas born ir East Hartford, & t., Nov II l75I Her
parents spared pains IN impl innng Ia er uni, dug
mHu iAa sc -Is YIuus aud religion, VII 60 ~ after
years boomet and rpened into such abundant har-
vest In the twenty sec end year of her sae She was
united in marriage with b. b. Dmoek Esq Of Hartford
cltyi-an upright eotefpnsng business gentleman, and
above all man Of ardent petysh whom she lived, AZ
Hartford and in Montpelier, until death severed the tie
which bound him to earth, and Them to each other. The
precise period Of her conversion Is not known Il Is
however certain that both she and her husband were
united 10 III south Church Of Hartford city ii lsl2 and
that In 1888 their church relations transferred the
rust Congregational Gnu CD VI n ntpelier, 10 which
piece they had last removed. Mr. Dmock was Mtr-
chant Tailor, AID car led on extensive business IN
uhuuTo ana extending It into several u the Southern
ate Ia his business many apprentices and workman
were necessary WHO thua became connected with the
family, and whose temporal aud spiritual prosperity
ph MI ana Mrs Dino abored assiduously to pfomUtr
Although they were never blessed with children OF their
own, The best heir days sps nj in educating and
Thinning Tor usfunes The children OF heir adoption and
10 quAiyinB and setting up In business contiderahle
nlmner Of apprentices 10 who's usefulness, prosperity
uud happiness they ever felt a lively interest.
Mrs uimock's life was CHI ckered scene Of prosperity
and adversely Of hope and fear Of Joy and SORROW such
moral discipline was admirably calculated to wean her
81 ctons from 'hngs earthly and to set them lining.
supramely higher and b tier Ills believed thai this
ct was literally realized both by herself and husband
lhsir htst adopt son WAS Il. h b. Marsh who dtd n
his hith year. They also adopted a daugbtes named
II inuAh u. Pratt, niece Of MRS DmCCk, who after
having been wei tdu9ated aud qualified for usefulness
died ma the 22i year u The second # their
hd puon was MI Is. D. Marsh to whom they were strongly
attached ana to6sri whom Mrs Dimock acted The part
81 kind and tender mother with whom she has lIytd
ever since the death Of tfT husband at whose h1e -
hrraihed ut Ter expiring attn tnd VIII VIII ever
cherish Ter mcu Dry aths Nm itst beuet or. .h WAS
inferred by t SIDE Of Ter hu band in hartford y hn.
where she has many surviving relative. and renGs tdu
Gated as she uas In enlightened community, AMI
n lfa If that and fine
her mdnnerA ard general conduct marsed with such
propueJ as commanded the love sud esteem Of all She
raa marAAbte tor eVtunes Of temper and was never
excess fey eattd by property Or de pressed by adye
~ she was pertOn Of uttlring industry, and even.
hng Of imPor ance relating to htr person. her manners
htf dfras su1 squipag, moved that she possessed d
s1uAa mind and good tdse. frequently heard Geo.
rem * 10 the decline of lfs she had no desire 10
ontte her ustiuness rhe proved hat this was ihe pre-
Waning sent mrnt and feeling IT her nmo soul By her
great sri denial and unwesred atento to her fea ives
aud ifltnds. She has frequently been known t. leave
none ana an It's comottH and spend days and Rreks
together, 90 taxing ,Are Of the sick, without any other
appattnt motive exCept the refined pleasure o. doul
F0oii ana mtkihg others comfortable and happy 1hr
NIX 81 human kndn'sf entered largely into her mo 40
nature ava she was Continually en- The search after
ana means Of doing Cd As daughter she VS. SUB
massive and obedient Asavife che sG,conatc aud
tuhiui unto death As tnstet mo Their be performed
those oteys If Kindness nd owe which could have
tptcied irom naurai mother Asa nell hbor She ~.
kI M ana AccommOda ng and friend the wassucsre
any perma utnt 10 alta hmens As ctizsn she
ever loyA and O. an adviser her Judgment reliable
As Chr isisn She was exemplary OH occasions, al
gave TIE eafeit evidence bat che loved Christ and b..
cause ana hat che Was travelling toward the hsuse u
many mansions The diseAie uhith terminated mr. f.
rendered Der unable 60 speak or scarcely t. move, but
90 uat wholly deprive her Of feafon. she DIES tho
company conversation and prayers q Christian rtulI
40 l The coe u lie ehe died in ace Fo- her GeAth
bad terrors We'll may We apply 10 her The words Of
De wise man, Many dsughte - have done yirlu -.
but thoI * selest them all. -