Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-03-14
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In STAFFORD, March 3, DAVID $. BARRETT, aged g.
years.
In Lunenburgh, February %, REUBEN LAMsoN, age,
~ years.
In East Mddlebury March 5, MILO x. DAY, aged abou
70 yetrs and months.
In Cabot. March II, MARY JANE wALBRIDGE. wifi,
~ John W. walbridge aged 80 years.
IN st. 1ohnsbury March 6, LOIS CLARK, widow Of IN,
late Deacon John Clark, aged ~ years
~ Greensboro, March Of dphtlerla, MAETIN BATCH
In waitsded, March q. DANIEL SKINNER, aged NJ
ye rs and dnys-nving lived in town eighy-wo yeats.
In wa,eror Fesgy2 e tRe s9;asqse Of her s9qn
Thy Weymouth aged N years. -
In sharon Mas; Fe6uSry "a IR Ran skINNE FL
remains taken to waitsned for inierment.
In waterbury March ~ Of In the liver. ELIJAH
MARSHALL. aged about Is years f9r nearly foty-hye
he exemplary member Of the Baptist church,
In waisdeld. March2, MARY y. HAsTtNGs, daughter Of
J. IT, and Ellen NJ Hastings aged twenty years She was
who knew her me, respected her; those who
much loved her mich wherever duty called she was
coined In the social circle trusted by every friend she has
mi BE most Of hcr companons Rnes H. the Master had
called her 10 hmsei blessed are the pure In heart, oI
In Montpeli r. March o. Mrs. SUSAN NJ. CREE, aged g.
years Mrs. Cree was native Of the town Of Cabot
Of Deacon stone the earliest settlers and also
one Of the founders Of the Congregational church in that
Cabot but moved to Monpeefn 1855 where she has since
resided. Her husband died In 1853 In childhood she be-
church. and her whole life has ntiescd The genuneness OF
self-denyng Chrs-ke abors Her sleep ia sweet and he
memory precious for her life hid with Christ in God
In Barre February s,JENNIE f. BIGELOw. dauph-
ter Of John and Sarah A. Bgelow, In the l3ih year OF
ner age In me Vnversast sunday school OF which -,
daughter much beloved her memory is sacry cherished
ana her early death sincerely moufned.
dearest Jennie. thou hast left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But us God that hath bercit US
He can all our sorrows heal"
In willinmsiown, February 90 MARTHA l.. SKINNER
wite OF George \. skinner aged p years
Come to my bedside sister dear
The heavenly shores seem very near,
Ana earth fades from my sight.
'rs somewhat sad, this waking up
So very near deaths door,
Toknow my precious babe will have
mothers care ne more.
Dear Saviour in thy loving arms
know my babe will rest,
And those We give unto thy care
Forever more are best.
Dear mother let me take your hand;
cannot bear 10 die.
Not knowing II III meet you in
That brighter world on high.
Trust Jesus; tell them Martha died
Abiding In his grace.
And only through his mercy
ND she hope To see his face.
Dear mother, never. never fan
Before his throne to bow;
Live not another nlle day
Estmnged from God, now.
My husband, may not have been
Always tender wife
Perhaps not q faithful mother.
Through all the cares Of life.
am sorry now-woud had been
Ever true and kind;
But we will remember this no more
Upon the shores OF time.
Dear father come. come closer still
one kiss and then III rest
Trust God, and then you surely will
Enter the heavenly rest.
am weary now, fan would sleep
In death, It's greater gain;
II Jesus wills, I still can bear
Another night of pain.
Pray, sister have strength to bear
Whatever l. in store
Then, safe In Jesus loving care,
III rest foreveruOre D.. A c. 5.