Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-04
OBITUARY
RIvgRIUs cANP, ESQ.,.

end : aben o6Ite a young man, he migrated
IL, an eh@ron, CT, to Montpelier, thence }
ii, , sso2< bout the year 1900, and CON-
|. .n~ hneiness as a merchant, a little
vh, ,rth Il fhc village of Stowe. under the
ma, ,tmof o.dvell & Camp, bringing the.en-
h. ooutepss of his store from Montpelier
|oa. 81 IL carl. drawn by one yoke OF oxen
bout ! ID 4 borse. As the town was then well
H.. III . wilderness. falling to see the topo-
ranhicsl Advantages which have sincs so
's'a'a r~;kine}y suhserved the growth and beau
Oa'' of ~ upper village, nj judging hat
"'' e watsr priv,leges of the lower siliase
rs ould erantually m.ko that the business
|Ery -nlace * tke town. be subsequently, located
|St,,a +, 4. }amiiv ana business there. and soon
Chi,s D. ~<s.xne md continued to be for years, the
4,h j. ..d;up auerch ant and one of the m'st a :
h !, 4. I've husinxss men of the town.
meet, W.fl estahlislied iii busines-of an ex-
;tahlc aud ardent temperament. and pos.
Ii NJ, sasiur I'LL j high degree the requisite
,;.,l,. ,usli6ctiou as mly well be snpposet'
e soon hecame a successful competitor 'of
he vurious Offices Of honor and trust h'l'
OWE ting TIE oficc of town clerk for 80 con-
p at NJ cusiveysars; also representing the town
Ptowe, u. fhs1e6neral Assembly seven years. IN
No cons<cutive terms of four and three
ZEN mad,eara He was the second sheriff of (the
|hson's 10 co1nty Of Lamoille, which office he
Fes sll,eld NO BARS.
and aS H.vinr gained q handsome competency
md tired Of mercantile life he reIin
mt pissuiskea ne business to bis sons and com.
| lidncnccd buyiug aud marketing cattle
vih sAfisd success. which was followed
Until feeling the in6rmitie- of years pres
slnp upon him. his children settled aronn'
,im. III laid aside all business, and pass
~, n I'M exening of life under the immedl
! ite scSroscf his youngest son.
rs :" nm V2s an e~ventful life One of tn
'fpN ,,arlicek 3Sttlers. vet he lived to see his al
- opted tom take rauk with the most pro;
hmJttp FTM&ME
: ,ero,,A i in northern Vorment. Th
FRS, Mis- swo village have joined hands and b.
/ WINE come one-surrounded by the most low
II and rom antic scenery in New Englan'
II not in the world.
! "tD' Under the skillful management of h
Dec. 81 Youngest son. A. r Camp, Esq, who
B l4,2 widely Known as a successful mercha'
and most energetic business man. he h
u seen the ..Old Store" give place to Il
sommpdious new one. and the one load
IS, ST. store goods multiplied by scores. B
o'oo' too. Re has seen, with few exceptions. ,
z to 1911 the Ii icnas of his young manhood pa
Half1aAwsy, md the place Of graves" which
MI. 90 !. helped % prepare, become popnlous wi
the dead.
ID his religious views, he was of t
vs. 4" Liberal school, as were a IN jority OF t
low, 70 s6rat ~seft1ers Of Stowe. He had his shi
West Id Of liis's t,ials. and his one vigorous
|o. tcIlcct vas slowly yielding to the press'
n 80. Dol Of yeurs. When his first great crushi
ia, sl3.5g =. .
|. si,iS sorrow came upon hia-,he death of
!sa =, ~ excellent aud much beloved wife, Dec
1862. IN the feeble state of his body a
Eet. Dec. 1 mind. he staggered under the blow. q
|oIt ~ his friepas were fearing entire imhec'll
be years ii Surrcnnded by all that fiial affect
ktra slSs coul1 da for his comfort. he was tai
y sN"3 suddenlv III. in the evening of Decem
hs. Old. md in less than two hours he di
70, = -, al TIE ripe aye of eishty-two years !
Ia sSsjyGt afternoon Of the following sabbath
kt marke remains were carried to the new chu
. W 70 " which mas filed to its utmost capa'
Nv those wi ,hine to show their respect
the dead az well as sympathy for
- livinR.-After appropriate services.
0. bore him awaysnd laid him i'll his
- row house.
by Rev. nehold. he taketh away who can hinder
1T of stoV wno xilI say unto hin what doeSt thou 30
~ r
|Dougherf
|me. q. 3 #Ihs&don. Dec. "a, Of consumption, contr
Inson. II ~ ormy, Milton S. Brown, Co F, lst
uo.~iss eaQ.65td is years, 8 months, and l6 days
n .of 5on65 and Sarah G. Brown, formerly of
bf Hyde \ sn1Rs
a uo,Y IN. Dec. 80th, Of %diptheria, Edna. do
,ahu.o, ~ of{[4 late Healy G. and Mary A. Leigh
u, aaeo&&=oars and G months.
Rev. L. 5'sfsoh'i''e va, aug, ,o'n 'eo
VII Lid Il Eden Mills. Sunday Jan. 10Th.
- n Joknson. Jan, 1, Sally Crossman, "
" I I1re Silas G. Crossman, aged 81 yea
..- $500
h. n,.e. A DV'C EtTIC