Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-09-18
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10 Montpelier soptembcrs ., Mr., coSrEsr SKINNER,
aged -3 years
In Barrc, September u, Mr.. GroaoE AYeRs aged 60
years.
In Waterbury, August p, SALLY BRopraioK, aged So
years.
In Waterbury, September s, Mr.. Jous ITeRRcK, aged
i2 years
In Berlin, September g. nALoEY HOUSE, aged % years
and months.
In Waterbury, September }, MICHAEL o'CoNsEp, aged
about 80 years
In wnliamstown, September ", Mr.. SAMUEL DowS.
iNG, aged y years.
In Barre, September 49, FREp g., Of Mr. Jude
Town, aged 10 years.
In Mar.haeld September :, JoSAruAS y. DAVIS. aged
90 years and months.
In Barre, September 10, Mrs. ASN L., wfo OF Alison r.
Downing, aged - years
In Ludlow Iowa August %, TarrugSA BurLgn,
formerly Of Waterbury, ", aged ~ years.
In Calais. August q, Of consumption, IuoerSE l.
and 10 months.
In plainaeld September Il. Mrs. Cu,RLorrE wife OF
Mr Samuel Goodrich, formerly resident Of Barre, now
Of Dixon, H. aged 80 years.
In Peaoham, September ., Mr.. FaANKLlS MoRsF.
In Pcachnm, September .. Mr.. THOMAS MOUSE, aged
70 years
In Worthwhile, August %, BusL NJ, adopted son Of
Edmund and Burthana Phelps, aged q years
In 81. Iohnshnry September II, ANNE s. NorEs. wifi
Of Rev. Henry Fairbanks and daughter Of Prof Noyes
Of Hanover n. H., aged q years
n this VILLAGE. on the IAN Inst after two weeks
Of on aud susan u Psn, Ia the 10Th year Of his
Young Ptkn had been an employee in this Office for
the past three years and for intelligence aud business
capacity We have seldom fever bis superior. Pos
sesscd Of uncommon mental and physical endowments
standing the threshold Of life full Of promlsean
idol in the family circle especially with the parents
whose Benjamin he most emphateally was humanity
Judging Charities death seemed untmelyi "nevertht.
loss, not our will, but thine, God, be done"
In East Montpelier September 2, LEVI BALL, Esq.
aged SO years.
Mr.. Ball born In the town OF Woodbury., In 1903
where he lived to family Of children, filling var
Offices Of public trust and usefulness few year,
since he removed, with his family 10 East Montpelier
and afterwards located on one Of the meadow farms in
Worcester. After severe sickness at this place, moi
fully recovering his usual tone Of health and strength
feeling, therefore, in measure unfit to prosecute hi
business he sold his farm and returned TO East Mont
pcor where he resided until he passed from the earthly
TO the heavenly life With disposition TO euogir
the dead, It may DO said that Mr. Ball vas a man o.
strict integrity, Kind and sympathetic In his feelings
pure In his individual life and character, and upright
and peaceful in all his relations with society. Among
the entire circle OF his acquaintance he commanded
universal respect, and leaves this world without blen
ish upon his manhood. Impressive funeral service,
held at his late residence, after which all that
mortal OF the good man. the Kind neghbor and the
full citizen, taken to the homo Of his childhood an,
committed to It's resting place In the city Of the dead.
In West Topsham, August q, MrroS D., Son Of DR.
o. l.. Watson, aged 10 years, months and q days.
Very sudden has this dispensatlon Of Providence
upon fond parents who were aot,ing to themselves
useful to their son. A sympathzing community
keenly feel the loss Of whose life was promise
great good. lie had chosen medicine and surgery as
profession not simply because Of passion for IT, bu
that he might by perseverance and unflterng genius
add lustre and renown to medical advancement IL
was young man Of great promise intellectually, an'
gifted with scholastic genius. Beloved and trustee
by all who knew him. his sudden death in early
hood will he deeply felt and widely mourned. ion
father and mothers grief is almost too hard to bca
May God In His infinite mercy bring to their hear,
comfort and peace.
The following resolutions were passed by his class a
Dartmouth Medical College, Of which he member
loved and respected by Professors and students
New HAMPSHIRE MEDICAL INSTITUTION,
September g A. ID. 1877.
Vhsrsds II has pleased the Almighty, in His nanit
wisdom, TO take unto himself associate and friend
Milton b. Watson therefore,
Resoiued, That though but short time with us
had the esteem Of both Professors and students
+, while recognize the hand Of Him who doeth a
things we'll, sincerely the loss OF Of sue
PROMISE who has thus early been taken from his III
, work.
ResJted That TO the parents and friends Of our d
ceased fellow student tender sincere sympathy
In this their hour Of sorrow.
Resofued, That copy Of tho above DO sent to I'll
parents of tho deceased and that wear badges
PmANUKL z. BfsHoP,
CHARLES 4. HALE,
In behalf Of the Glass