a Universalist minister, was born in New Hampshire about 1814. He spent his youth in Claremont working upon The Impartialist, a Universalist paper, and preparing for the ministry. The date of his entrance into the ministry is not recorded. He had various stations in New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York, and died at Lima, N. Y., in May, 1864. Mr. Bailey was a practical Christian; was modest and cheerful, ardent and earnest. See Universalist Register, 1865, p. 32.