Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-06-17

subcommittee for 10 wears. liemarr'ed .
Adda Chambcrlin, daughter OF Abne-
and Mary Chambcrlin. at Ncwbury, Oct. .
q. l>5G: they have had three children.
Charles y. Everett C., and Jay r.
Death always brings sadness, thcinicn-
,.ty and extent of which depends upon
,bc conditions andcxtcnt of the surround 1
ms ol the subject. \ lttlc shrub Iaay 1
Dc ulu.kcd up hy "a mans hand and car
red OF. and the world lie entirely uncon-
$, 'uus %: IT, Its * steucc and Itsahsen'c /
is alike uuuot;ccd and unknown except |
by ana to him who plucks II, hu- when
a wide spreading forest tree growing
among Others of It's kind, and the branches
of which are intrrlaccd with others, IS !
suddenly thrown down or even slowly
torn away il d:SuurbS all within itsrcach
or influence. So when the child dies its
coming or going is scarcely noticed out
SIDE the sacred precincts OF ITS malernItN
but when a strong, act We aud social (
man, whose lines OF associations from
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a large circle OF relatives, associates and
business men is suddenly taken from them
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t.,,lI.,,I.,nrmrnit bouoh not entirely
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Distinct boundaries or lines, vet has It's
.,.,,,,,-,I currents aud crnt,rs its sliuht
boundaries and distinctive charactcr.s-
res
Tbs l,,ds rst1 say that no man i'm
I'm. community in which lie lived and
d;,l Sustained more extensive or varied
relations than did Mr.. Benton. He was
or,;,., and fearless IN his methods and
practices. and vet he was concllatorv.
In matters of relic ,on. education. politics,
business and social lite he was keen and
careful observer and pcucrall, especially
,yh,n aroused = determined and yiuor-
ans actor lie was not n man of con.
s'aht nervous a''''I'!' ""' TX '"SsoSS'"
bold distinct ana pr''t'''' lucas "' ""N'-
ness, and the pF'nt'pIeS Wt''h sh"uIu ue-
tcrmnc thc'lSh'S'na actions o. 'h'''' anu
had a somewhat lmpnIS'Hc ou' d'''''l,' an
itaHN manner OF expressing 'he'H'
Alfhounl, = member of The bar MS DO
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sun" - N'>' W ''-
nan entering mo Co"'toN''S'"' 'i''''''S
in court but his advice WAS much sought
and hiuhly esteemed. He WAS more DIS
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ana broad common sense IMAM ny any
display or ornamental accomplishments.
HIS nosttion rs County Clerk. and NOR,
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''Ie'''H u "'T' VI '"'''''' -, ''''''> va
which he held courts around the county
and among the p,uplc, brought him int
r,nr, intimate relations with the pcoule
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u '"'S county l'""'"H ''''" guy ''''''
man o. tAt time sustained.
From boyhood memories and admra
f t;nn eff the man he was = Henry Cha,
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""'E' ana cum, ''''''| M''' lux N'P""''
- can party and was always IN accor'
with it. His influence in it was AWAY,
G,t whether, o, the State Committee
as Representatives senator OF III MS pm
Natc intercourse with his associates.
f Coming from hardy ancestry he inner
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w. = ''''''' ''''' '''> '''' l'''
S.que' ou' ocn''Ih 4 vigorous anu ma
. cuInc exterior played the most gcnla