Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-01-15

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4 January lTh DIR. Hsury .. Cisrke,
Of Rslland. ., MOnireAi. aged seveniy-
t-o ysais lie YES born IL fnslaEd IN
$500. and was the author Of Tale, OF a
Northern yOysgcr,' 'PasnariO."A wreck
Ashore" "OHhodox journals. eie.
february 2IfA.-Mariiu Maliisoh. Of
Shall4bury. at the age Of siIiy-,wo years.
lie had been judge Of the Bennington
County Court, aud died after an illness OF
only one night.
March Th.-F. r, Havey, VI. d., Of
Jericho, aged fOriy-six years. lie was
born 10 Theiford. studied medicine with
Dr.. Orrin Smith, Of MoniPelier. and 9 a.
uaiel at the Woodstock Medical College
in 1853. lie lad been Secretary of the
Chittsndon County Medical Society, aud
Librarian Of the Sta'e library.
March sh.--Rodncy w. Marsh, Of
Braadon, aged sixty-hve years. Mr..
Marsh was prominent and original anti
slavery man. was member of Legislature
IN 1856, 1857 and 1853, aud the author
Of the blll''to secure freedom to all persons
within the State" better known as the
Personal Liberty BILL"
March 0h.-Iliram Jones, Of Waits.
field, in the sixty -fourth year of his age;
He represented waiis6eld in the Lcgisla-
turs of Vermont from 1871 to 1913
Judge of Washington County Cour, in
1854 and 1855; County Liquor Commits
ioucr in 1857 and 1858 enrolling officer
fer the Mad River valley. besides holding
several other town off ,es.
March l3M.-COn.tant W. Stories, of
Montpelier. aged seventy two years. Tie
had been prominent merchant of Mont.
pelier, and actively connected with her
religious and benevolent interests.
March 27h.-IIenry Siovc!l, of Cam
bridge, at the age of sevcnty-i9ur. lie
graduated at Middcbury College in 1916 !
studied law with Daniel Chapman, vas
admitted to the bar aud practiccd his
profession in Cambridge from 1870 until
his death lie was member of the
Council Of CensOrs in 1888, and a dele.
gate from the taird Congressional Dis.
trict to the national "Uuion Republican 1
Convention, 10 1864 ....... ...E
april 2lM.-Ruius Hamilton. Of Mont. I
gomery, aged about seventy-thrce years. /
lie had represented Montgomery in the b
state legislature, was Sanatr from Il
Franklin couGty 10 1917 and lS4S and b
'ad been judge of Franklin County 81
Court. 81
April 25h.--Rev. Joseph Ste,e, OF /
at Mobile, Ala, at the age fl
'fseventy. lie graduated at Union Col I'
ege, Schenectady. in 1924 and at Ando. {
Ter Theological Seminary in 1887. He L
vas pastor Of the Congregational church,
;astleton, for twenty-six years, and sub e
equently principal of Burr Seminary at a
Manchester, and Of the Addison County il
irammar School. AMI for two years agent fl
-.
the Vermont Bible Society. Il
May llth.-Rev. Addison Brown, of CT
'ratileboro, aged seventy-three. lie il
raduated at Harvard College in 1926. Al
nd at the Cambridge Theological school W
! 1913, and was pastor of the Unitarian Of
hurch, Brattleboro, nearly fourteen fs
ears. He was editor of the Braitoboro tn
'AGni.r from 1862 to 1871. tn
May 24h.-John s. Pettibsnc, of b,
Manchester, at tho. oofeighty-sx years W
le graduated at Middldbury College in OF
ol0' but1nerer entered professional life. "
C was lieutenant to al battalion Of VOL ar
'tccrs at Mssisquoi Bay, Canada, in sh
Sl4 when that place was captured and ii
'e forces.stationed there taken prisoners e.
war; and acted with great gallautry at
e Wasa member Of the Governors coun- II
III 1881. and Judge oftho Bennington o
ounty Court. ...a.4 al
Jnne 4M.-Eli Kinds of johnson, at up
C age OF elghiy.onc years. lie served an
rough the war Of 1872 and was wounded sh
Lupdys Lane. In latter years he was gu
'dge Of Lamoilc County Court. atj
J"ne 3th.--Wiliam p. Russsl, NJ. D. an
hiddlebury. aged sixty-twe years. lie m,
IS graduate Of Castleton Medical Col, L:
sc, and practiced his profession at Mid. AM
ebury for thirty years. lie was post. es.
'ster at Middlebury from 1867 to 1861 blu
rgeon Of the 9th Vermont Volunteers, INK
and Master Of Odd Fellows, Junior -
and Warden of Masoss, and Deputy ba,
and Commander of Knights Tempar of to
,rmcnt. - Of
July 2d-Rabert Harvey, of Barnet, but
cd sixty-eight Yeas He was DEM wa
at of the old school, and was a delegate H.
large at several of the national CONVEX. nj
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