Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-10-12
Obituaries.

the oldest and most WidplV known Of hotel men m
New England. died at the Trotter House, Brad
ford. last week Wednesday Mr. Febyan was
born in Portland Maine. in January. 1906. com.
menced hotel life In the old American House
Rutland. and followed this emplovment until his
death. lie founded tho well known Fabyan
House Mt tho White Mountains. and was its pro.
prietor for over twentv.fve vears
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"e"oS'ey Oonese "'ou NJ nus nome IN "eies'ey'
nonu'y evening" october "a twenty years ago
WI puthn' WIS one ol the pusiest ana most sue
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pi'o''oo "o'"' '','' ''uie' anu mas Since' oesues
'uo management VI MS i'rge fortune inVes'eu III
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w" w 'e"s,o"' ""u pniiintnrop'c WORK MT
'''"". was '"o ~" u. "'' "iia'' smith, Jaw
yo'oi na"o'er' Now hampshire VINO aiterwatus
p'"o',eeo !" howe'' auu nos'on Mr. Dufan''
.non 'ienry "e'es smith, STUDIED law with ms
,''no' III LOWELL "here ne was ADMITTED 10 'he
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'ao'''" '''s' MARY NJ. iaSior op'u'a'hg
" ', oo," :" io"P'o' Az n'' rooIuhy, ioo'' ana
'''u !" "'''e' w. 'oP'ehoo' -Su' 1901 At Tue
o''' "s0 VI '""'oo" sue u"''eu Win tne Oon'
s'0s".'o"" o"uioh III ieinPle' ana eVer AFTER man
''''o' ~" oNoo'oi' on'iSt''n chFacter' IN hei
youth sue eVlnced the vlgor selt-contro and dill
gence winch characterized her ripper years. While
YET young she began TO teach district schools and
thls was her principal business till the time OF her
marriage she became engaged to j. 5. Spauld-
ing LL'D' before he was twenty years OF age
Three years later he consecrated himself to the
service Oh oon, ana when this new conservation
led him to attempt to take short course in the
ministry, 1t was she who counseled him to seek a
thorough preparation by collegiate training
ana 1t was she also who helped him in his strng
gle with poverty by hor own earnings. ln Au-
gust ISL Immediately after his graduation, and
on his thirtieth birthday, they were married and
AT once proceeded to Bakersfield, Vermont, where
they renamed eleven years teaching together in
'ne academy Both at that place and at Barre
she proved herseit a heip-meet FOR him, and his
eminent success as II teacher was due in no small
measure 10 her iaithiui and Judiclous cooperation.
Mrs' Spaulding was woman OF rare native and
acquired ability Not only in the school-room
out IN her household, In the church and in 80
oie'S ner influence was strong ana sanitary. She
was eminently conscientious, and her great solicit