DEATHS. In Middletown, Susquehannna county. Pa., December 15, 1836, afier a severe illness of four days, EMMA L. BOSTWICK, consort of Perry Bostwick, and eldest daughter of Pliny and Martha Birchard, aged 21 years. She lived and died a Universalist, manifesting by her amiable character in life, that it was good to live by; and by her resignation and composure in the hour of death, that it was also good to die by. I. A. B. (Evangelical Magazine and Gospel Advocate, Utica, New York, March 10, 1837)
DEATHS. In Middletown, Susquehannna county. Pa., December 15, 1836, afier a severe illness of four days, EMMA L. BOSTWICK, consort of Perry Bostwick, and eldest daughter of Pliny and Martha Birchard, aged 21 years. She lived and died a Universalist, manifesting by her amiable character in life, that it was good to live by; and by her resignation and composure in the hour of death, that it was also good to die by. I. A. B. (Evangelical Magazine and Gospel Advocate, Utica, New York, March 10, 1837)
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