Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-10

daughter Of John and Il. Hall, aged ~ years
and days. ttuI
Death has again s'come in ccnsumption's
CHASTITY FORM" but it found its subject the VIC
tor, for Alff had taken shelter in the cleft of
the Rock. .li.u , aU
She was dutiful daughter, nm affectionate
sister, and in her Christian experience aimed to
perform every duty faithfully and in the spirit
Of the Savior she loved. laai ra
in No. Hyde Park, April 10, Mr.. Asa Put
nam, aged rs years and 10 months.
Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
In No. Hyde Park, April 24th, Hattie E,
youngest daughter of Curtis s. and Sarah A.
Putnam, aged IS months, .r..,,,..
Pillowed on the Savior's bosom,
She is happy, she is blest;
Darling Hattie, angel Hattie,
Sweet--how sweet thy final rest
In Wolcott, May I'd, Julius c. Peck, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Peck, aged 26
years.
Julius Peck was born in the town of
Grand DeLeur, III. When 5 years of
age his parents, moved to Wolcott, where
he lived until he arrived at the age of
IT, He then went to Glover to learn the
cabinet trade; he remained in that place
8 years. From thence he went to Lcba-
non, n H., where he worked in furni-
ture shop one year. He then went to
Windsor, and enlisted in the lst Vermont
Cav. Reg't, Go. K. He was wounded
near Staunton, Oct. 8, 1864, and taken
prisoner, and stripped of everything he
possessed, save his Testament, which he
begged of them to spare him. This he
rea through B times while in prison. He
was taken to Libby Prison and there re-
ccived the most shameful treatment and
cruel abuse. He has often stated that he
a dry bones toprevent starvation. In
this prison he remained six months, and
there he took into his system the poison
which has ever since, until his death,
caused him so much suffering aud distress.
Yet pa tieDtly and periodically he bore it
all. He was paroled February /, 1865,
and carried to Annapolis, where he re-
ceivcd kind treatment. There he romain=
ed two months until atle to return home.
After visiting his friends, he went to the
hospital at Montpelier and remained till he
ceived his discharge. ,,.-
AT the age of %, he experienced re-
ligon in Lebanon, and united with the
Methodist class and here | would re-
mark that Grace l.. Ticknor, whom he af-
forwards married, experienced religion
and was baptized aud united with the
Methodisis at the same time. August
LIST, '66, he led to the altar his bride,
and was united in the bonds of matrimo-
ny. They then came to Wolcott and re-
manned one year. During that time he
joined the Masonic Lodge at Morrisville,
and during his long and protracted sick
ness he has been the recipient of many
favors from his brother Masons and it
was invariably with an expression of graft
tude that he received each act Of kindness
He was also member of the Lodge of
Odd Fellows in Lebanon, and from their
hands he has received the kindest of at
tention and much assistance in pecInia-
ry way. He was also member of the
Good Templars, and ever proved faith
ful to his plcdgc--one among the faithful
lew.
For the last three years he spent most
Of the time in Lebanon, and the remain
der at his home in Wolcott. Three months
ago he wrote to his ! arents to meet him at
Montpelier for he was looming home to
die" He was brought home on a bed
and was unable to be dressed afterwards.
His sufferings and Affections no tongue
can tell, and yet patiently and without
complaining he bore it ala martyr to
his country. For in God was his trust,
and in Heaven his resting-place.
He hasleft a wife and daughter, also a
large circle of relatives and friends who
mourn not as those without hope.ai ..4
The funeral services were held on We'd
ncsday at the Cong. church, and were un-
der the Masonic Order. Rev. A. Hutch
ms preached the funeril discourse, assist
ed by Rev. H. Herrick, after which
large procession followed the remains to
their last restiug-place. oa.sia. j.,
GLOW sweet the sceDc when Christians die,
When sinks weary soul to rest'' u'e
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