Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-04-19
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In Mea.er ARD Il q s9rTg@,s q hsr ;Gs@ n
Congressman JOYCE aged ~ years. The funeral at Mr.
Ioyre Will take place IN Christ Church at three vcl"h
this "Wednesday afternoon
In Montpelier Arul Il, JOHANNA MiHfliEN- wife 81
John Mnrhhcy who VIII be- remembered a. the porter OF The
Pavilion for more than thirty years, aged - se'rs
In Plainned. Apnl Y, AMINO MARSH, aged 10 yoirs
In Gundhal, april u, cam WILSON aged ahnut 20
years.
Ia woodbury., Aprl 10. MICHAEL JACK son aged %
years aud II days.
IN South noyaton, Apnl " DUDLEY MpohN' aged "
years hIid ini'tlis'
III Canaan, ipnl w. of lung fever. HANNAH u, EMERY,
willow VI the hate Joshua fm"ty. aged 90 years.
ia Uydei,ark March q, u. MURRAY NOBLE. son Ut
Qunrtus aud Corneia Noble aged a years and months
A schn,op Lake. T., Arrll g bEIsLY VOTING.
FORMERLY Of 'a"t aged " Year, tNrf"hi l""ir please
la nare. Apnl 10. JOEL H. BAssEIT. younge. son Of
Iosi Ha-.rt ESD foru'arly OF kasi Montpelier aged "a
ytafs and u months.
In ror Henry, y. V. Aprii II. JULIA l.. MURDOCH.
wife 81 t. D. Mnrdok and daughter Of Rev. q, NJ. seon,
pf Colchester, aged y years
In Richmond, va. April ., Of consumption GEoROE u.
~. "f C"seniry aged ~ years Air. w. accompanied by
hs and sister, left Tor south Carolina more uan
month since. but could ~ no farther than hclmhni wheie
Cossnl,y lot inicnnclA
In south Tunhrdne ANN Z. Of paralysis, MANY 4. IA
cos wife Of Col Isaiah Bacon aged 81 Sears aud Sn'olhs
Neyemorr that falisring f,oisiep
shall We hear aer,.s thrnoor
They viii tr'',d the shining shore
There's a vacant chair beside ~,
Aud We know her kindly smile
NeyennOte viii soOthe our .oruws,
or onf weary cares besuhc
Precious mother from heavens portals,
smis nlon rs hers below,
May meet In that biest oiiyi
far beyond this world OF wo". Nhfiit.
In Rosbury, April ?, LOIS LOOMS widow Of the tate
Jaeob looni., of Norihhcl aged % ieaf months ANA
days.
The deceased possessed aud manifested unusual for,i,ue
In the faithful discharge ~ her many do
nr-a DUTIES having brought ~ large family anu k,rN
of lo care. sharng llem Willingly With her Mind hns,
band for the eys she es 10 sa ss Se and ee n ~
they came Ia mature years In her death they lose their
b.. earthly s. s Ss. s' as sS Of eas Sss
aud counsel, and strive earnestly e eerS int ner osl,
oI ne r.ea eI"wn 81 NE .s Sa. A s9 H. Que "a,
"'''' W Jtnirl CLAIMS.
In Plaiuaeld March % srlLLMAN TAFT, son OF Dca.
rnlnians and ieisey TAFT ag,i 2, years
sav that lie was young man great future promise, and
q ne s a. Of ssSS rs
y e y Soa "a III. he ". a N %sas
~, .fPsii % do Aud short time before HI. departure
With g nss s 6a ss ~ Win ssssSy y s
he AID ss sS to SS rsa n a sPa sat 70 All s
broken father and mother IN feeble health whose whole de-
f S,as lie iss los. Of III on s young
OF our will be- deeply felt and account q his lnhu-
which survives him, "many viii rise up and GALL him
blessed" In his early DEATH deeply lament loss.
Aud 10 his many friends and assocaies let me say do not
forget III. frequt s9nions and moral p.spis and
memory. word 10 Nj. and Mrs. Tan bear aud be-
loved friends In this deep and s severe anctun you
have the strongest sympathy VI yutr neshlufs aud many
friends, and 70 You We tender our waim-l rsa,ls Ana
lasting respect. We commend you 10 that stronghold IN
the day q irouble vhels the ~earl shall nd rel n.o
which that dear has already eniesd sng you "
lnnInh4 declaration ~ Iioly WIT which says Mha
do thou knowest not nov, but thou shan know heFeaei
Green be- the tut that covers his grave,
iAght be- the sod that rests ou his Oo-"n.
rialnhed, W., March n, lsi6- k'A's'