Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-01-05
OBITUARY..
MRS. TRYPHosA WRIGHT

Died> In Shoreham, Dec. 90 1893, Mrs. Try.
phosa (BisselD Wright. widow OF the late
Judge NJ. W. Q. Wright, aged 80 years
Mrs. wright was the daughter OF Benjamin
Bissell, who was one OF the frst SETTLERS OF
the town OF 5horeham, In February, 1871, she
married NJ. w. G. Wrk Int and commenced the
journey of Lille on tn same farm on which s s.
died, having lived continuously thereon for
over 80 years. She there saw great chahges
and for many years had ielt the burden oil
age, but in conientment always considering
her home the dearest spot on earth. Ihree
children survive her-Mrs L. A. Welis OF
Waupun, wis, Mrs. II. NJ. Barnum OF Free
port, ILL.,, and Don Juan Wright OF Shorehan'
Her Youngest daughter, Mrs. ii. S. BrookinS,
died tour years ago Her. husband dled IN
lS7S Since that time she has been cared I0r
by her youngest daughter ana grand daugn
ters. Since the death OF Mrs. Broosins she
has seemed to lose courage ana give up the
battle OF lite, but has borne her cross without
n murmur. Her every want has been sup.
piled by loving hands during her CLOSING
Years, and with liic's labors All done, ano
well done, she serenely passed to her ma,
rt st, trusting in that CnrlStlah ltlth shc h''"
cherished so long.
"And am glad that she lived thus long;
And glad that she has gone to her reward;
Nor deem that kindly nature .li,s did her wrong
Softly to disengage the vital cord.
When her weak hand grew palsied ana her
eye -, 4.
Dark with the mist OF age. it was her time to
die"
Her funeral was attended at the residence
OF II. S, Brookins by Rev. Mr.. Fiske OF kut
ind in the presence OF many relatlNes
ffienls. ~
t------~ MRS. ELLEN MILLS TAYLOR -
The going off from life's stage of this noble
woman deserves more than sslng men
ton, she lid SO well heI allotted part She
was the daughter OF LnwrenGe ttv an ave H Wony
ago, and that town had always been her
h Jme, where she WIS loved and respected
from her childhood to heT grave S rnvior To-
whom she had been flowing, talth1ul Wue' no
ing unflinchlngly the Cuties that came III her
everyday lite Three cons were porn 20
them They were all near her and helped
/ to care tor her III her last illness. She was
taken ill with pneumonia on wednesday,
December &, and die the 18th. Funeral ser
/ vices we're held at the house on the Thursday
following her death, Rev Mr.. hunZ OF brlstol
officiating. His text was Jeremiah M y;
His remarks were most excellent, anu VIII
l,ng he remembered by all who heard them'
The interment was at the New Haven Mllls
cemetery. This dear wife and mother leaves
a husband, to VIII IN she was helpmeet III
the strongest sense; three sons, men grown.
with children of their own; but INTO inns uear
mothers ears they told their troubles II any
came, sure OF strong sympathy ana saie
counsel from the mother heart. She was ol Il
family OF four children, two sons ana Two
d lighters. A sister, Mrs Hector Gutley OF
Addison, is the only one lett Other TREND )
d ar to her will miss her out OF thelr nNes'
Dut in the home circle her light shone bright
est, There the close companion oi Year. :
will mss helpful presence, her chll'llen
m rther's love anC counsel ana the llttle
q andchild, to whom she has been mother
aud ail-theSe have met II loss which none oui
themselves can estimate. Hospitality ana
cheer were inside the doors OF her pleasant
hume and her friends were met with "A sunny
smile of welcome. Patient in well dong
iirking no duty, a kind neighbour Il faithful
friend. Il loving wife and mother, surely Il
noble woman has gone to her reward. - 1t
heart OF her husband did safely trust IN her
Her children arise up and call her blessed
her husband, also, and he prais tn hcr y
- NOTES.
Miss Lucy Severy, daughter and only chic
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scion SeVery, died ON Mon
day evening at the home OF the family jus
outside the village on the East MiddlebulN
road. She had been i'll but a few days VIII
p leumonia. She was a bright and promising
girl. Her age was about IL years. The rune
raj was largely attended at Ii O'Clock yesier
day forenoon from the Methodist church, TIT
pastor Rev. Mr.. Noble, conducting the SCI
vice. There were numerous handsome nora
tributes from members OF her sabbath schoo
cass and others The high school, in which
the deceased had been pupil, closed Tor TN
forenoon at 10 80 o'clock in order that lie
schoonates might attel d the funeral
Mrs. Emma (Barberl Chapman, wife OF W
w. Chapman, died on Thursday evening q
last week of pneumonia. She had been seri
ously ill tor nearly u week. The funeral wa
from the house here mt . 30 on sunday morn
! ing and the burial was from the Barber nom
in Benson on Monday.