The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

April l.--Rev. Samuel Marsh, at Un.
jerhill, aged 7s; prominent Presbyter-
ian clergyman.
April 6,-Lesnder Warren, Of Middle
sex, aged SO. He was very prominent
in local affairs, and was a member Of the
Legislature four years.
April 6.--Dr. Horace Hall, promi.
neut physician Of Poultney. aged 6S.
April 12.--Hon. Perley G. Jones, of
Chelsea, aged 81. Graduated from Am.
herst College 1888 ; admitted to the Bar
1886. was Judge of Probate, County
Clerk, and Register of Probate, in differ
ent years, and several times represented
the town in the Legislature.
April l3,-Emmons Taylor, a proini-
nent lawyer of Portage, Wis, aged DC.
A native of Rupert. Vt, Had held sew
eral important offices.
April 10. DIR. K. V. N, Hitchcock of
Rutland, on ship Merrimac from Genoa
to Baeuos Ayres, aged 80. Served as an
officer 10 Vermont regiment in the war
of the rebellion,
April 23.-Martin A. Seymour lot St.
Albans) in Burlington, aged SO. He be.
gan his business life as teller of the Farm.
ers and Merchanics' Bank Of Burlington /;
Was next a member of the mercantile 6rm
OF Lovely & Seymour, was then cashier
Of tho Commercial Bank, and then cashier
Of the old Merchants Bank, subsequently
assistant cashier Of the St. Albsns Bank.
Iu 1870 be became concerned iD organic.
ing the National Trust Company Of St.
Albans, which commenced business 10
1871 with Mr.. Seymour as itS, treasurer,
aud so remained till within Tew weeks
of his death.
April 26,-James Johns, editor OF
The Autograph and Remarker," little
paper printed with pen, at Starksboro,
aged 76. His paper" was published
semi. occasionally for 60 years.
April 27.-Dr. g. II. Tenuey, assistant
superintendent oil the VT. Insane Asylum
at Brattleboro, aged 46. He was assist.
ant sergoon of the 7th Vt Regiment in
the rebellion.
May 3,-David K. Pangborn, at Am.
horst, Mass. aged over 60. He was q
resident Of Burlington 40 years, and for
many years a prominent business man.
He represented B. in the Legislature in
1889.
May 4, - Rev. Beriah Green, Of
WhitcsbOro, N. Y, aged about "A. He
was a native of Pawlet, VT; graduated
from Middlebury College, 1919; was
pastor oil the Congregational Church in
Brandon from 1923 to 80 was one of
the pioneers in the anti.slavery move
ment.
May Of D. Cobleigh, editor and
proprietor of the Vt, Record and Farmer,
at Brattleboro, aged 35 He was prac.
tical printer A prominent Mason and
Odd Fellow
May l2-Dr. E. NJ. Curtis, al emi-
nent physician aud surgeon, at Sacramen,
to, Cal, aged Al. He was a native oi
VI; gradu4ted from Burlington Medi,
cal College vas assistant surgeon in the
9Th Vt Vo'. in the late war. and after.
ward .urg-.p OF the 4th regiment
May II Hon, William Harmon, o
Shelburn ed 81 He vas prominen,
citizeh a1i ooli;ician. Had filled several
minor OH 'i'i positions served two terms
in the Leg -ature. and was T.. s. Consu
ct St. John-, P O., at the time OF hi,
death.
May II j Is. Robinson, pron,i
nent lawyer Of Barton, aged 35.
May 24.-Hon. Frederick Button. o
Clarendop, aged sc. he was founder o
the Rutland County Agricultural Society
represented Clarendon in the Legislator,
in 1929. and was a member Of the Senat,
10 ls4i-5 He was also leading Ere,
Mason
May 26,-Dr. A. A. Hammond,
well-known physician Of Stowe, aged so
May 80. Maj. A. L. Carlton, ner
chant OF Montpelier, aged As. He servet
az Qusrtormaster and Commissary ia th.
war of 1914.
June ] DR.. Michael Hatch, Of Eucs
burgh. aged lO2 years. For over 6(
years an ac,ivo practitioner.
June James L Bagley. OF Katlaud
ag4d 10. He was noted bridge builder
jane I'D Edwin Atwater. n
Montreal, aged -. For so years pro
miDeut merchant and banker Of Montreal
Born IN WiiiisIor. VI.
Jan, IL j " Earle, at Lemar
Iowa. aged oe \ uative of Westford
VT. aud graduate of University of Yer
mont Had piauticed both law and med
| cine
Juue "a De Charles CLARK. Of Mout
pelier. ag,i "a A prominent physician
june 29-Dr ii S Pitkin, surgeon c
{ ) steamer Benicis, and formerly @
Burlington, at Honolulu. He entere
lie navy 10 1862. In 1870 be accom-
panied Prof. Agassiz on his scientific ex
pedition around Cape Horn.
July 3-Gilmau II Shsdd, OF Wet
Windsor, aged 20 lie represented tb
town three tins 10 'he Legislature wa
a civil magistrate 30 years and tow
clerk Of Weather6eld for long perioc
July Gen Robert Cowdin- of 30,
ton born in Jamaica, VI, in 1895 II
served ia the rebellion as bnigadiel
general was States Prison lnspectl
three years, aud had occupied other yo,
tions Of prominence.
July 9-Dr l. d Cox, Of Pittsfeic
VT, aged 39 A physician of considc
able repute.
July ll-Dr Lewis james. ofSwsnle
aged 10 He was good physician an
highly esteemed citizen.
July i4-Dr Il Z Blair, Of Geor gi
aged 76 For so years an active au
esteemed physician.
July $50 + Tuttie. OF Essex, AZ,
SIS. Had heen a member Of the Legi>l
ture aud Deputy Sheriff aud Con-tabl
July 22-N, A. Saxton. a promin-
citizen OF Addison County, at WaIihap
aged 66. Was member of the Lsgi-l
ture in ls69-7o.
July 23-Capt W II FlAgs, ot Bu,
+ ipgton, aged SO; for "a years popnl'
co.Hmanaer Of steamboats, on Lake Chau