Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-03-31
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In Rochester. March 2. JOHN BAKER. aged ~ years.
In Hancock. March 81, HANNAH DOW, age,i NJ year,
In DaIbury, March ~. CAD CROssETr aged 90 years.
In Hancock, March 20, WILLIAM ROGERS aged 81 years.
In Warren March %. EuLA daughter Of j. Page, aged
In Granville March n. ELISHA FoRD. Pa secd -
In Faysiou, March sg Of consumption MOSES HENRY.
aEni n years.
IN IIayerhni, y. H.. March 10, Capt LYMAN BrcK.
In sanesri, March q, jonathan BRADLEY. aged %
In Woodbury., March Is, LUTHER BALL. assl :. Year,.
10 months and y days.
In Dsnys March =, SALLY, wife q John Could aged
In Bqrllnricn, March ~ CARL VINO, infant son Of
George ?. aud lila J. Rkcr
In Norhheld March a. MARY wife Of The late George
fAchardson, aged about o. years.
ss ha sss month"; Sssss D q JOHN prroN
In Fayston, March p. ROY s. youngest son Of H. @
Campbell, aged months and days.
In Elea, Dodge county Wis, March n, A. ). MORSE,
formerly Of Barre aged nearly ~ Year,.
In rlainneld, March u, DULCENA y. wife Of D. A.
Ferry, aged 81 Year,. months and a days
In Royalton, March 2s, DANIEL SKINNER. NJ ID. Ard
u years. Formerly Of Baltimore, Maryland.
10 Post Mills, March is oRRILLA c. wife Of Carlos L.
Walbrdgs. aged ~ years, months and days.
in Brookaeld. March -. LAURA RICHARDSON. widow
Of the late Thomas Sargent, Peg. agrl y Year,.
In Rochester. March IS GERr1E aged iyearr, March n
-, aged year and 5months-chuden Of Janrs walker
In Rochester, March 10. BENJAMIN ROGERS, aged 81
ready. Death was welcome.
In wait.neld March s. OF typhoid pneumonia, LyNus
BARNARD. aged 81 years. 8 months and % days.
BY h death watshsld has Of venerable and
valued citizens. lie had lived longer town than any
other resident at the time Of his death Indeed
eve to have been the hrst born In the town. His
than years were speui in the neghbohood
who have known life speat hts name with hearty
Inspect frgn Early manhood he active, consistent
At the schcolhouse at his house Inc
family and IN the community he 10 his convictions
n "a tWO rklua
principle of devotion TO the Master, lie lived BY faith lis
with his age prevented his full snioymsu q public and
social worship. sun his interest In religious work did
hi. Lord asd bis fellow men HIT though deeply interested
~ hs home re church Of hs choice h neghboshood and
loaged and contributed for the general spread gospel
especially him I'd Tor them his money and h
prayers were freely given. lie died humhy and hopefully
he LEFT blessed Ills companion for almost MY years sur
yve, him and iesnes to his constant wolthness hs
band and a father zee
souTHBRiDoE, March |, 1875.
regular eonvocaton Of Do Royal Arch Chapter Of
sonthbdge, Mass held In their hall, March st he hollow
Isf Atu ~ ", ue'.l VI vlI soipahon
S.s 70 he parents Of gs @ e 0''' " De Tor
brittle thread OF ME- and again severed the golden cord
which bound US 70 worthy companion and removed him
house not made with hands eternal IN the heavens there
Rssoired That the death OF our loved companion Ed
ward j. stckney, Dotc Royal Arch Chapter has faith
painful ,snss: he %ss az si ea sasn y IS aR Ss
SSa gh es, from h labor on Earth yet We feel that
hand OF Cod W. true manines strict integrity and gem
allied '"'''' NV '''''
Resolved That parents and friends Of our
dear companion or sincere sympathy 70 this their great
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