Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-23
OBITUARY..
MRS. ADELISE (HEUsTIs) BREED

The Essen county RepubiicdH of last week
contains the following notice OF the death OF
Mrs. Breed who was n sister of Mrs. John
Hyde OF Middlebury
in the death of Mrs. Adeline Huestis wife OF
BENJAMIN Breed, Esq, at Crown Point, on
Wednesday, the eth, the community OF which
she had so long been IA member realizes Il
great loss. Mrs. Breed was born in Coventry,
Orleans county, Vt, september 30, 1879 one
OF the older children in n family OF nine. With
her parents she removed to Crown Point in
lS;}2, and has since made il her home there.
Married in 1873, it has been one OF the salts
factions OF herself and husband to maintain "a
happy and hospitable home, to which II wide
circle OF relatives and other warmly attached
friends were always made welcome. Mrs,
Breed united with the First Congregational
church in Crown Point upon confession in
| ls;}6. Her halt-century OF Christian profession
has been faithful in evidences of the sincerity
with which she first entered into covenant
with the one Master. Her convictions con
corning truth and duty We're alike, clear and
effective. Her SENSE OF covenant Obligations
was deep and strong. II follows naturally
| that she was IA most regular attendant upon
! religious services, ana "A cordial supporter OF
! the ordinary means OF grace rs well as heart
| lily interested in the benevolent and mission
| AIRY operations OF the present period. Her
| constant presence and cooperation Will be
| sadly missed in the services ana work OF the
| church so long honored in her fidelity and
earnestness Mrs. Breeds sudden and dis
| tressing illness evoked in largest measure
! the sympathy of the community. The cordial
helptulness of neighDors and friends Is most
highly appreciated, as ii will also be tenderly
| remembered by her DcreaNcu husband ana
relatives The funeral services were attend
! ed on Friday afternoon from the pleasant
home where she has lived for the last p years,
conducted by her pastor, Rev James Dean,
assisted by Rev. stephen Palmer, and follow
| ed in impressive personal remarks by Rev,
James II. Bond. The large Bible class OF
which she was member joined in n touching
expression OF their esteem and sorrow as her
mortal part was lowered Ia its rest in the
| quiet church yard. ID.
MRS. CORDELIA l.. sCOvEL,
DIED.-In Cornwall, July4, Mrs. Cordelia L.,
wife of the late Horace q. Scovel aged "A
years,
Mrs Scovel who died at her Old home in
! Cornwall, was the oldest daughter OF the late
Dr. James Day OF Bristol, VT, and was born
there June |, isl2. May %, lS3G, she was mar
ried to Horace q. Scovel, andlwith him moved
to Cambridge, Vt, where they resided IA few
years, then returned to Cornwall and settled
| ON the old homestead, the birthplace OF her
husband, where she reared her family and
spent the remainder of her days Industrious
Intelligent, warm-hearted and the idol OF hel
household she made home bright and happy
| with the sunshine OF her presence, watching
over and directing her little flock with q
mothers tender care, setting examples thai
will go with them through life. she has been
called to part with father and mother dear
sisters and brothers. OF the large family but
one remains, Mr.. ii. W. Day OF Fair Haven