Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-08-15
Deaths.

EAYREs-In Northampton, Mass, Aug. 10, A. E.
Eayras' formerly Of IBrrattoboro w. aged s.;
Bixby, aged 81 year 0 months, 10 days
wARD.-In Westminster, Aug. IL, of consumption,
Miss Maria f. Ward, aged 81.
DODGE-In Dummerston, Aug 10, very suddenly,
Josiah Dodge aged Ga years, 10 months.
CRowNINSHIELD.- I'm Hinsdae, N. H., Aug. II,
Ellen G. Crownnshied, aged IL years, months.
BURDICK.-In Turkey Creek, Ind, April IA, Mrs
Lurancy wife of Jared butdick formerly of Guilford,
Vt, aged 10.
GREEN-In Nottingham, July 81, very suddenly,
from rupture OF the sub-cayan artery, supposed to
be the result Of strain, caused by swinging heavy
beetle excessively hard,) Alfred C. Green, aged 10
years, 10 months, days.
ORMsBY.-In R,adsboro Aug. 1, Loren ormsby,
aged &C.
CuSHING.-In Fayetteville, Aug. 7, Ella s wife of
Baxter G. Cushing aged ~ years, mouths 70 days.
sToDDARD-Mrs; A. Lueina F., wife Of A. D.
asleep in Jesus toe 2ad ult at Kiokapoo, ILL.,, aged
Al years. An affectonatc daughter n devoted WIFE,
an exmpary Christian a ,lyorite with old and young
She is greatly missed in the Sunday school, and by
large circle Of friends and relatives very touching
and appropriate sermon was preached ON he OCCASION
Lords day by the pastor, Elder A. Guy ~ Brimhed,
from Psalms Ixxiv 10. numerous crowd Of weep
ing friends atested their grief OF the loss Of
much loved and respected.
BURNETT-Isaac Burnett, NJ. D., was born in
Dummerston, VT, in 1895, and died April 25th 1873
in Milford, N " in the G8th year Of liz age. He
ceived his early education in Brattlohoro Academy
and at the age Of twenty-five became sndent in the
office Of Dr. Warren OF Wardsburo Vi. 10 remained
under the instruction Of Dr. W. about our years. in
medical lectures, First at Hanover, under Prof
Mussy, then at Caseton, VI, receiving his third and
last of lectures at at Pttsaed Iass where he
graduated. This medical school wa G, INJECTED with
Williams College, II which institution tho celebrated
Pref. Griffin was president In 1884 o. thu earnest
solicitation of friends residing IN OtscgO Co.. he left
the eastern States and H tile IN We willie, in tha
county. He became a member Of Oisrco Co. medical
society at the time when Dr. Curtis Cooperstown
was the presiding officer Of that body; sled in the
County Clerks Ofhce the honorable evidences and
testimonials of his graduation and attinments in the
art of physc aud surgery. short time after engag.
ing in the practice of his profession ~ Westve he
became an active member Of the Baptist church IT
that place making profession Of religion, which,
during long and useful career, he bonored and
tanned by precept aud example worthy Of imitation,
until death released him, and his gentle spirit in
brightness and peace passed away. The church deep
y feel the loss OF his council and support the prayer
circles miss with emotions Of his devou zeal
Gus voice; and the suffering the en- 'ourageme emit,
kindness and relief he 30 long and faithfully admins
tered. In consultation he ever earnest and intel
lgent in private life, the honest man, esteemed by
all, fearing nothing but wrong-a 6rm advocate OF
temperance and equal rights unswerying friend t.
tho poor and needy. With much truth We may say
with DR.. MiLturn Of N. y:
another hand Is reckoning MS,
Another call is given;
And CLOVIS once more with Angel steps,
The paths which reaches Heaven" r. W,