At Seabreeze, near Daytona, Fla., Sept. 9, 1895, Mrs. Julia Potter Langworthy.
The eldest of four children, and daughter of William and Susan Prosser Potter, Mrs. Langworthy was born April 16, 1828, at Potter Hill, R. I. She joined the First Hopkinton Church at the age of fourteen, and on May 23, 1847, was married to William A. Langworthy, of Hopkinton, R. I. For fifty-five years she lived in the village of her birth, when the family moved to New York City, where she united with the First Seventh-day Baptist Church, of which she remained a member at the time of her death. For the past ten years she had spent the winters in Florida, and the Summers at Watch Hill, R. I. Though long a sufferer from a painful disease, she loved to live and keep in touch with the times, taking an interest in everyone, as well as in current events, always bright and social, a loving wife and mother, a child with her children. Her Bible was her constant companion in her latter years, and one of her last requests, a prayer that God's will might be done. She leaves a husband, son, and grand-daughter.
