Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-01-12
Neurology of Vermont.

From the Bostsn Journals our own
record is cover the mountain"--we construct
the following list Of the more prominent per-
sons Of our own state who have died during
the year. We append to it the names Of
some who were once residents Of the state,
as we'll as the most distinguished in other
parts Of the country or the world at large.
Luther Newcomb, Montpelier; John A.
Stevens, St. Johnsbury; DR.. Robinson 81
years old, the oldest man in Bennington
Joseph Gould, Mortified Paul T. Sweet,
Burlington Reuben Daniels, Woodstock
George G.. Hunt, St. Adams; DR.. Abram
Lowell Chester N. u. Abbott, Weston Rev.
j. Rogers, Swauton Geo. i. Stone, st. Al.
bans j. w. Whoelock, of the Freeman,
Montpelier; Judge Isaac f. Red6eld, at
Charleslown Jedediah Clark, Rochester;
George II. Walworth, Newport; Dea. j.,
Buckmnster, Ludlow p. o. Sargent, Ches-
ter Judge Daniel Fish, Jericho; George
s. Howe, Rutland; Judge Ezra June,
Brandon; Rev. 4. NJ. Sherman, Clarendon (;
Dr. Eliakim Paul, Middctown DR., Paget,
Derby W. Reyes, Reading; William
Whitlord, Addison Frank W. Harris,
Bratlleboro Rev. q. =. Freuyear, Towns.
hend FaYette NJ. Marsh, Sheldon; j. T..
Allen, Newport; Judge II. Munsell, over
30 years Judge Of Probate, Bristol; j. s.
Carpenter, Bennington; Luther Pease, Hart.
ford Ferdinand Tyler, Brattleboro james
Graham, South Pcacham; Col. Wright,
! Starksboro, u veteran Of the war of 1872 /;
Rev. Joseph Underwood, East Hardwick !;
Dea. Daniel Thompson, Brattleboro; DR..
o. w. Drew, Waterbury; VIM. Fuller, st.
Johnsbury Rev. NJ. X. Peck, Brook6ed ;
Louis V. A. Huri, Burlington, Vermont's
Ctnteuarian, being l04 years; llrtwcll
Powers Ferrisburg, another veteran Of
1872; Thomas Bartlett, Esq, Lyndon; IL.
Il. Dyer, Rutland Capt Q. G. Cody Mid
dlebury; Epbraim Mills, Burlington Hi.
ram Bellows st. Adams; Charles Bancroft,
Montpelier Sewall Fulam, Lu low; Hon
Nathan Sprague, Brandon Hon. Thomas +,
Powers, Woodstock; Rev. Benjamin Shaw,
au antislavery lecturer, Landgrevc.
j. s. Adams, the first and very popular
secretary of our board Of education N
p. Foster, d. d , so many years a pastor in
Burlington, and Rev. b. d. Ames, at one
time settled in Charlotte, are among old Yer.
monters who have passed away.
OF the great ones over whose graves the
centennial year closed are that eminent philau.
thropist, DR.. S. G.. Howe, Horace Bushnell
d. D., the eminent preacher aud theologian
w. s. Robinson, better known as "Warring.
ton" of the n Y Tribune and Springfield
Republican; o. A, Bronson, Of Bronson
Review, a most vigorous and bclicose man
Hon. Roverdy johnson, A. Y. Stewart, the
princey merchant ex.Gov. Clifford, DR.
Hall, of the Journal Of Health President
William A. Stoarns, Of Amherst College
| NtU. NuSlcE, CA-boN' "a W loS' "
Virginia; Charlotte Cushman, the wosld.re
nowuei tragedienne; Gen. W. L. Bartlett
Speaker Kerr, Bishops James of the Metho
dist, and Cummings Of the Reformed Epis
copal churches; II. p. Blair, Generals
Bragg and Granger.
Among the most noted foreigners are Sir
Anthony Rothschild, one Of the famed
bankers; NJ. Drhk, the lamentcd Statesman
of Hungary; John Forester, tho biographoI
of Dickens and others Sir John Taylo
Coleridgc, the wel-kuown jurist, aud
nephew, VIC think, Of the author of Chris
label :" BARONESS Bdnsen, whose husband
celebrated MS an author aud diplomatist
died some years since; George Smith, tn,
young and promising Assyrian explorer
Baron Slgsar, Sir John Young late Gov
eruor. General Of Canada; Cardinal Anto
nelli, the Popc's faithful aud able Sccrctar
Of State.