The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-19
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In Montpelier, Dec. IA, Ebenezer Gunnison, SO.
In Peru, Dec. 9, John Leonard, IS.
In Barre, Dec. 10. sanford Smith, II.
In Ludlow, Dec. 10, Willard Reed, II.
In Weston. Dec. q, samuel Peabody, 50.
In TaftsvIll.. Dec. y, Flora b. Tracy, 10.
In Derby Dec. 2, Mrs. Sarah Nelson, "a.
In Newfane, Dec. IL, Walter Hescock,7
In Royalton, Dec. 8. sias F. Hartwsu, 50.
In Bratteboro, Dec. g. Mr.. Polly Fox. rs.
In 81. Johnsbury, Dec. S, Ray p. Conly,2
In Bratteboro, Dec. s, N. b. wnliston, sc.
In Morgan, Dec. 2, Mrs. William Little, 81.
In Lowell, Nov. 30, Mrs. Levi Brigham, ST.
In Dorset Nov. "a Emma L. Hogeboom.l.
In Jackson. Penn, Dec. 2. Esther Mann, rs.
In West Danville, Dec ], Jonathan Gle, 10
In Brattleboro, Dec. 4, Mrs. Z. r. white. 81.
In Wallingford, Dec 10, Willie p. Griffin. Is.
In Dummerston, Dec. I, John II. Cathan, 80.
In Merhanicsvlle, Dec. H. Isaac Jaquith. u.
In Richmond, d C. IA, Lousette Browning, 81.
In Derby Line. Dec. 4, Mrs. II. b. Hanson, IS.
In Pondvile. Nov. 20, Mrs. Elmer Ingram, 90
In South Pomtret. Nov. 81, Heman Henry, II.
In South Burlington, Dee. H. John Sheehy, 81.
In Morgan, Dec 8. Hiram G. Eweus, abou, 40.
In Brattleboro. Dec. 8, Caharine Mahoney, So.
In West Brattlehoro. Dec. 7, John b. Miller, 60.
In Andover, Dec. s, Sylvester Perham. about 50.
In st. Johnsbury, Dec 8, Mrs. oliver McCosco, rs.
In Peacham. Nov 20, Mrs. Charles Varnum, about S.
In Mortified, Dec. 49, Mrs. Michael Harmon, about IS
In Cabot, Dec. 10, Mrs Lydia Pike, II years and I
months.
In Westminster West, Nov. 20, Mrs. zilpha Dins-
more. SO.
In Lincoln. Neb., Aura A. Sumner, formerly of Ply
mouth 80.
In chtagcc, Dec. l, Willard Putnam, formerly of
In Chic CO. H., Dec. 7. Daniel stearns. formerly of
Woodstock, 50.
In Spring Brook, Wis, Dec 8. Mrs. Jennet Harvey,
or,neriy of Ryeg,ts. Is.
In Cabot, Dec. g. OF consumption. Frank H.. son OF
David NeveDs, late of CABOT, II.
In Fsyston. Dec. Ethel A., only daughter OF Robert
Preamble and Reso!uions Adoptsd on Vermont Lodge,
No.. o. o. r.. on The Death Of b. oth.r a. II.
Martin, DhO d'ed az Per- E":ma, Daiota,
Norember Hh, 1853;
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his nfnite wisdom,
to take midst much beloved and esteemed
brother Aaron H. Ms'tn and, whereas. bow In sub
nis ion to he wi OF our sun eme Grand Master, who
d eth all things well; therefore.
Resolved That in the death OF our worthy brother
W. have lost q consistent and faithful worker.
Rs,olpsd That in this Fiction recognize the les
son ur hour, which the instability Of wealth
and power and the certain decay of earthly greatness
and look with sorrow upon his seat, made vacant,
irmer sta d In our bonn of brotherhood de-
voted To the principles Of friendship love and Truth
ResOtUed, That while we mou The oss OF Brother
solemn afmonitinn to us all ard we bow with humble
submission to the Divine will, and trust shall met
him IN that grand lodge above where the bonds OF broth
erho q re'naln forever unbroken.
Resoiped, That we tender 10 the bereaved family our
heartfelt symptt hes. and would earnestly commend
them the God OF all grace for consolation.
dr. ped IN mourning for thirty days, and these resolu
tionS he spread upon our records.
ssned u The wife and fanny OF our deceased &other;
also the same be printed IN our village papers
G. G. + f Kni1n. Committee.
ID. W. DupLsY,)