The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-08

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called nc sqairr 3uterfieid f1F mauY
ysHrs n,s 4ae prcscnou and pleasant
manner inside Aim . noiablr man where
ever be weut. sud in the sick room his
presence WAS better frequently thsu
hiediciie hr poke sad t1okvd - chvrr-
tiy. Tbs m1.t siuking peculiarly u a's
professional iitr, Was thAt ihguKh an az
t0pathisi ~ thb str ctest sect, stial nc Vas
yeft chars 10 the use OF drug, AMI wat
a dfm believer ia natures doug bef own
healing. il eiI 10 uu ID. lie was ~ tllc
baUii 81 kctpiuz a urnai, n which he
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paTuru ~ the disease, sud tie reinrdt
prescl ibrsl " htn,, sud tiie charge TOR g.
This journal answered him iur record
aud sucuunt b l0k, aud Va. The only ohs
be kal.G ihe Doctor, though always in
trrested ia pubic matters, never took
very active part, except dnriag the war
y heu be came out decidedly Tor the
umon, Aud dii What he cJuli to sustain
public feeling aud help Oh The csu.e,
sending his bays ~ HE boat. When ihe
Cambridge Yaliey Bank Was Org Aa lEed,
be took esA. ide4Able stock, aud Wa, one
Of the iifst BJz d OF Directors, aud con
tiuutd tu be one 81 The Directors The
iay ui hi. deuh, Oeing besides Tor sever.
a. years Nletf PresiIent oil tue bank. In
February, 1878, he pruiessed religion,
sud Wa baptized ia The Baptist ehnrch
81 tbs Aiag', aud connected himself
with that denomination. He died IN the
iailh OF bis professional lilo II is
enough 10 say that tlr iarty seven years
Nc la, ,na ia aud out, dong what he
could TT lhnsc who headed his services,
aud for forty Nesrs Of that time be has
been almost unanimously regarded rs the
leading phJsicitn OF the valley, sud
friends why came by hundreds to his
funeral testified ia their gratitude At his
discharge Of his work more eloquently
than can any word. spoken or printed
During The life az his first wife she bore
him ten children, two Of whom died IN
Infancy, one al whom Robert Elist1n -
sleeps on the baltic field OF the Wilder
ness; auother-Dr. Henry G.. Gray-is n
successful practitioner in the neigbbor-
ing town Of Greenwich; another, DR..
Charles \, Gray, practices his profession
at Braltleboro, VT; Mary, the oldest
daughter, married ltev. john Anderson,
and lives NJ Martin, Mich; Flora mar
ried ] j. Esiey, aud lives NJ Brattleboro,
VI; Francis j married Or. l.. w. Ken.
uedy, since deceased, and was married
again to Rev. Mr.. Gull, of Middletown,
Ohio; ANA X. married NJ. l.. Cobb, OF
Sing Sing; Eliza, the remaining child,
married DR.. Is. r. Ketehnm, aud lives in
this village, the sole representative OF the
family. The doctor lost his wife IN 1852,
md In 1854, September 6, he was msr
ried to Miranda c. Willard, of Keene,
New Hampshire, who survives him. The
doctor died on Saturday last OF fatty de
generation Of the heart. At the time of
his death he had seven children and elk.
teen grand children living, the most Of
whom were able to, be present at bis fun.
eral. OF his fathers family four survive
-. j. Gray and Mrs. Brockway, OF this
village; brother who Iiyes at Manches-
ter, aud one at Boston, all Of whom were
present at The obseqpies. Post.