The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-13

The Death OF Judge Pierp0int.
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Veroennes In The state honse If renre-
sentatiyes IN 1S41. and was In The sen.
ate from 1855 uniil 1887. Tn The lattar
wear he was chosen fourtb sssiste nj
Judge of the Supreme Conrt. and in
1865 was made chief iustice. which M
sition he has filled and adornad I'm b;e
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.Judge Piernoint in n commnn;tv IN haro
he was 90 we'll known Ia u,ss a nan
of sweet and pnre life. modest and r 70.
firing i'm dispositiou. INT nleasant and
ENGAGING with those who rnioved his
acquaintance. He loved his nome life
to a rare degree, and except when bis
official duties called him away he was
ALWAYS to be found with his family. Tn
! former years he was q keen sportsman
and the woods and waters in the neigh.
borhood of Nergennes were familiar
with the sound OF his gun.
On the bench he was all that iudpe
should be In demeanor and in capacitv
to appreciates the merits of a case on
trial. He sought in every wav IN &C.
cure the ends of Justice. and NAV be
said to have been governed bv his pro-
found familiarity with general princi.
pies rather than by precedent or tech
nicsl subtleties in decididr cases. and
this fact often saved the csses 81 inst
suitors from being thrown ont of conrt
on technicalities. Desnite h;s on;at
demeanor he was a man of nositive
Convictions and force. and ali VINO
came In contact with him felt his infiu.
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Barrett. After singing bv a 1nartet =
excellent voices. Rev. Dr.. Johnso,
read scripture Selections. Pho hvmn
a, "Jesus lover of INV sonI.n was the
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feeling remarks were made nv Raw
Mr. Hail. MIR. Barrett. and Jndge Rad
, field, which all alike breathed the lov
and respect which The Chief Justic
=. universally inspired. The ceremonie
at the church Concluded with nraver h
Rev. Mr.. Hall. singing of HYMN 90
"Beyond the smiling and weenine.
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