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out never praeileed, purchased the Bur
lingion Free Press in 1876. and establish.
ed the Burlington Times 10 1858. Pre-.
vious TO l740 he was Quarter master Gen.
eral; was Secretary Of the State Senate
from 1910 to 1851, member of the Cons.
titutional Convention of 1857, and Secre.
tary of that body in 1857 and 1870, was
a Presidential Elector in 1860; and Ex.
ecutiye Clerk of the U. S. Senate for nine
years.
September l2-Hon. Job Lyman, al
Burlington. He was born in Northamp.
ton, Mass, December 9, l7sl. He grad.
uated at Dartmouth College in 1904,
where he was college mate Of Daniel
Webster, studied law at Windsor aud at
Haverhill, N. H.; practiced his profession
at Woodstock was Cashier of the old VT
State Bank and President of the Wood.
stock Bank for many years; Court Audit.
or for long period, and member of the
Governors Council; he removed to Bur.
lington in 1856.
September 22--Geo. Frederick Hough.
ton, Esq, Of st. Adams. He was bornin
Guilford, May 81, 1920. After compet.
ing a preparatory course of study at the
Vermont Episcopal Institute in 1887, he
entered the University of Vermont, and
graduated in the class Of 1889. lie stud.
led law in the office Of Hon. Benz. Swift,
aud came TO the Bar in 1871. In lS4S-
49 he was Secretary of Civil and Military
Affairs; and in 1928 was States At.
torney for Franklin County. He estab'
lished the Vermont Transcript in 1854,
and was subsequently connected with the
Church Journal of n. Y; contributed
largely historical aud biographical sketch.
cs to various publications. and was one Of
the founders of the Vermont Historical
Society; he was President Of this Society,
and U. S. Commissioner, at the time Of
his death.
September 23-Hon. James X. Hyde,
of Sudbury. He had held many town
and county Offices, was member Of the last
Constitutional Convention, and was at the
time of his death Assistant Judge of the
Rutland Co. Court.
September 24-Ilon. Henry Reyes Of
Newbury, at the age of 65. He was born
in Vershire was bred 10 mercantile pur-
suits and widely known as the President
of the Connecticut & Passumpsic r. R.;
he was for several years the Democratic
nominee for Governor, and frequently a
delegate of his party to National Conven-
tions; was member of the State Senate
from Orange County in lS47-4S; was one
of the founders of the Vt. State Agricul-
tural Society.
September 24-Hon. Austin Fuller, Of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y. He was born in
Westminster, April l3, 1892, removed to
Bakersfield in 1915, and subsequently to
Enosburgh, where he resided until 1866 /;
he was prominent business man, repre-
sented Enosburg in the General Assembly,
was Assistant Judge Of the Franklin Co.
Court in 1886, and in 1853 was chosen
the first County Commissioner for Frank
lin County under the new prohibitory IL
quor law.
September 26--Hon. Harvey D. Farrar,
of Richford. He was a prominent citizen
and business man, had been member of
the State Senate, and held many positions
OF honor and trust in his town.
September 27-Rev. John Gleed, of
Morristown. He was born in Wiltshire,
England, January, 1855, pursued his the
illogical studies at the Highbun Theologi-
cal Institution, and was settled as pastor
of the churches at Seaton and Lyme; he
came to this country in 1882, and labored
as minister of the Gospel at CRANKY, G.
t., East Berkshire, West Berkshire, Mont
gomery, Wolcott, Waterville and Morris
vile, at different periods.
October 30--Hon. Ulysses d. French,
Of N. Y. He was born in Hardwick, in
1910, went to N. Y. at the age of II,
studied law and came to the Bar in 1882,
was for several years Judge Of the 9th
and 9Th Ward Courts, was Commissioner
of Jurors IL years, and served one term
in the Legislature. He retired from active
business in 1866, and visited Europe and
Africa.
November l4--Joseph FL. Chipman, Of
Niles, Michigan. He was born in Shore
ham, September Is, 1903; was graduated
at Middlebury College in 1928; studied
law and came TO the bar in 1882; remov-
ed to Michigan in 1886, where he was, at
different periods, County Judge, Circuit
Court Commissioner, and member of the
State Senate.
November 26-Rev. Benjamin Perkins
Stone at Concord, N. II. He was born