The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-19

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lAes passed avas rm thg sphere q hex &C
as usefulness one uho f5r morc than thirty
s. afs had devoted haesf especially b ne reae-
H5as interests ana instaeiiap y tho chldr,u e
this community, and whose last acts were ia fin
aecorianos With che STINT q this ltf, long y1oa-
t1n bat Wbo bss uue~Rs uc trust. eono over h
Che better hand b uoa tie friends II Christ mas
had gone before her and to wait for those who
may be now, or hereafter, moved by tho divine
blessing % set eut % beir heavenly way.
The object Of The abpo is simply e. state ne
canoe and circumstance ~ her death Ofhorntand-
ing in this community, dthe esteem in which she
vas hoid, and q the dep affection experienced by
hersnddon death aud removal from the church and
al the activities Of thepreseat Iife-othcrs have
spoken abundantly IN he public ear Whilo her
more private deeds anl tokens Of personal kind-
ness and affection, ma be safely left among the
treasures Of memory, o al those who NAV have
been the subjects Of them OF benefited by them
0mrrmy Died ia.Ai. village. saturIaymorn-
ing, May 9th DuiA { wife Of Mr. Iionry P. Way. |
Mira Way was tho second daughter u Peter and
Della Dudley, and va born ia this town oct. g.
1885, She was one IF Rin-birth. the motherdy- |
ing at 81 years Of age md when her twin infants /
were but three weeks Id Mrs Way was also 81. !
and left an infant daughter four weeks Of age
Her early years we're peut in~Londonderry and |
Rutland. Her second mother died in oct. 1852 /
Della enjoyed good school privileges in Rutlaud /
and at the Troy Conferncc Academy, which she /
improved with her us,nl and peculiar earnestness
and aspiration. Her ally sister died in May, 1854.
Though Of happy andtyon lively temperament,
il was toned and moIkwed by tho discipline Of
sorrow. Of strong religious suscephbilities, and
even admitting that sln orght to be a christian,
she remained unelnistin il heart and life Though
duuful as a child unu II years Of age. At that
time she deliberately AID alone schose rather to
suffer affection with tle people Of God than 10
enjoy the pleasures Of An Tor season. IN the
following year she united with the NJ u. Church
IN Centre Rutland whe'o her father resided. she
ever cherished a deep9hection for that church
lts pastors and membership and was much en-
teemed as an humble, arnest and faithful chris
tan, in heart and VIII, swayed by the 'oTruth as
It is in Jesus" After IA fathers return 10 this
place, sbe united witht he Congregational Church.
and in ts fold was alao faithful and beloved. an
earnest worker in the Vineyard Of the Master.
Upon her marriage, in Oct. 1902, she entered up
% her new duties and responsibilities with cheer
'ulness and in the exepise Of elevated and matur-
d purpose winning tic esteem and confidence
# all that were intimate with hor-nay, inspiring
Affection for her, that strengthened as the years
passed away. Al home and in the social circle.
was felt that she wasa person Of ability and in
pration, Of strong and generous impulses and
,enal sympathies-trDe and faithful to her con-
lotions OF right,-a christian wife and mother
nd friend She had tust begun to he encouraged
nj happy in her new maternal ioys-tho birth Of
er second child when without auy known cause.
he was suddenly prostBtod and after lingering
deep suffering muchof which, however. she
robably did not fully realize, she passed away in
sweetprofound slumbG sleep in Jesus Her
hidden and unexpected death hrs produced an
nwonted gloom and torrow, not only in her
ouse, but all through the com munity. How
1mtorting that ON loss ie her everlasting gain,
trough Jesus Christ oui Lord
- Read tho advertisement Of Bowen Hopkins,
East Dorset They receive weekly additions
their stock, and their goods will be found fresh
I'd prices low
Large stock Of Clothing at Bra,iieys selling
very low prices
Large stock Of new Fish Of superior quality
Bradley's
New assortment Of Armures and DcLanes at
'adleys.
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