St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-02-07
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At West Barnet, Feb. T. Dea W lillian McLeran,
aged 81.
At Montpelier Feb l, Mr.. Charles E. bancroft
formerly of this place.
At Newbury, Jan. -, Mr.. James Leavitt, in his
sOth year.
At East Concord, Feb. ,, Mrs. Oliver Russell,
aged about 20.
At Fairlee Jan. %, Mrs Mary E.. aged % years,
wife of Hiram l. Rice, and daughter of the late
Thomas and Mrs f. Strattor.
At Lyndon Feb l, Hon George c. Cahoon, aged
sO-the Oldest member of the Caledonia county bar.
At Peacham Jan. 2s, ut the residence Of her
sister, Mrs Atwell, Mrs. Amanda Malvina, wife of
Hon. Rufus Blodgett of Manchester New Jersey,
aged 70 years and months
AT Wilton, Illinois, Jan. %, Alexander Stuart
formerly of Barnet.
At Elkhart, Indiana Jan. 81, of pneumonia, Josie
Lou,se aged IL months, daughter of Homer and
Eva Hazelton, formerly of Barnet
At As'zworth Iowa. Jan. "a. Mr. Edward Bur
nabee, aged 5T-formerly of this town
A. Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan "a at her sons resi-
dence Mrs Anna Carr, formerly of Danville.
At So. Walden Jan. 81, Mrs. Mary (Hodsdon),
widow of the late Josiah Dutton in her sOth year.
She born in Cabot, where she lived few
years, then in Hardwick a short time. afterwards
in Walden until her death. She the mother
of ten children, all of which lived to be men and
women grown. Among those living A. f.
Dutton, ESQ, and the Rev. T. S. button of Walden.
OBITUARY.
Mrs Susan Burt Tabor-wife of Rev Church
Tabor presiding Elder of Montpelier district, Yer
mont Conference-died Mt Montpelier at one o'clock
Tuesday morning, Feb. 4. Her funeral is to be
held at Lyndonville at one o'clock this Thursday
afternoon An amiable, devoted wife and an ac-
tive, devout Christian woman is dead Her death
is no surprise to those who have known of her Sc
we're sickness the past two months, but it will be
painful intelligence to very many personal friends
and to the church of her choice throughout the
conference. More than twenty-five years ago for
two three years, we We're associated with her,
in class and chapel exercises, and in the social
gatherings of student life at Newbury seminary,
where she graduated in the regular course of the
Collegiate Institute" holding high rank as n
thorough scholar, having the respect of all who
knew her a bright minded, noble hearted Chris
tan young lady of exalted purpose and great prom
Use.
AS the wife of Christian minister she has been
of incalculable aid in counsel and comfort to him
| in his work She has gained a large place in the
hearts of the people in every field of labor where
he has been stationed. In social meetings, the
Sabbath school, the temperance cause and all
works of charity she has been active factor and
her influence has been positive force of great
usefulness. As writer under the de plume
of Leila Lyndon" she was pure in thought, racy,
readable and had many admirers in intelligent,
Christian homes. Her lite has been eminently ex-
empary in Christian walks, full of faith and good
works Her death is a sorrowful blow to her be-
reaved husbands great loss to the church-a
great gain to herself. To brother in sorrow we
| tender Christian sympathy. II. F. A.
| st. Johnsbury Feb 5.