The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-07-28
County News.
WEYBRIDGE.

- Mrs. George Delong is down with
all attack of fever.
Some cases of scarlet fever at Mr..
George Wright's is reported.
The hay crop is larger than was ex.
pected, as are oats and wheat.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Crystler are
at Sanstead, p. O., for while.
Mrs: Samuel !el.. Isyst tt.ais dgete:"a"
Capt. W. b. Hurlbert has two
horses down with what is supposed to
be "pink eye"
Rev. w. NJ. Ayres and Prof.
Twitchell and wife have left for their
respective homes.
Rev. Horace Crane preached at the
M. E. church last Sabbath to general
acceptance. He spoke short time also
to the Sunday school.
Rev. Mr.. Ayres preached at the M .
L. church last Sabbath week. The
house was. filled, as it always is when
he returns home. Subject, Culture
Life.
Mrs. Geo. Washburne and son have
left for Middleburv en- route for Stan
stead, P. @. While in Middlebury thew
will be the guests of Mrs. Susan Wash
burne, on High street. Her stay here
has been short but quite pleasant.
The funeral of Mrs. Ozias Wright
was held from the church at the monn-
ment, on Sabbath last at 3 O'Clock p. IN.
Rev. Mr.. Severance of Middlebury
officiating. Mrs. Wright has been suf-
tering these many months from a COM
plication of troubles Terminating in
brights disease. She has been All un-
complaining sufferer, through strength
given from the source of all true help.
1t was fully said by Mr.. Severance in
his discourse "she needed no eulogy.
her life spoke for itself" She has ever
been true child of her Father in
Heaven, and her church will miss her
kind, quiet, earnest way. The neigh
borhood will feel the loss of one of their
best members. Her family will miss
the leading spirit of its circle. Accord
ing to the promises which she fully be-
lieved, she felt prepared to go, willing
to abide the Masters own time and the
change came peacefully and quietly
even as the summer day fades into
night. ~
Y The funeral of Mr.. Henry WRIGHT
was attended from the residence of his
father, Mr.. ID. Hiram Wright, on We'd
desday, July 10, at two O'clock p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Sargent officiating. There
was present large number of relatives
and friends. Mr.. Wright was the old
est of family of eight children, which
have all grown TO man and womanhond.
The family circle remained unbrok ell
until five years ago when death remov-
ed the mother, and now again comes to
the oldest child. Henry emigrated
some years ago to the far west and en-
tered business and was partially success
full until he had an arm shot of by the
premature discharge of a gun, while
bunting, by which he came near losing
his life. He returned home soon aftel
and has resided with his father ever
since. He has been in apparent decline
during this time, but by strong will and
determination has STAYED off the much
dreaded consumption until there was
scarcely the form remaining. Hi.
sufferlngs have been at times great, but
have been ever borne with patience
and non-complaint TO q very remarkable
degree, and, although he had outlived
his days of pleasure and comfort tC
himself in measure, he will long bt
missed from the place that has SO Ions
known him but VIII know him no more
We noticed among the large circle O
relatives, Mrs. Samantha Wright-West
fall of Rochester N. Y, sister of the
| deceased.