The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-01-06

gress from 1888 to ls3 state bank commissioner from
si3 to 1916. Judge Of supreme court Of Vermont from
treasury in 1851 Judge Of the court of Mexican
claims for California from 1851 to 1854 governor from
1858 to 1850 delegate to the peace congress- March,
1861, which closed his public service in office. Ry-
land Fletcher at Cayemdish' Desemeer 9sn lsg5
1851 representative IN the legislature IN 1885, 81,
'62, '63 and "a and presidential elector IN 1851.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Bliss n. Davis, Danville, aged 49, prominent
lawyer and an ex-member of the legislature; George
Wardner, Windsor, aged 20. banker ana ex-member
Washington; Ambrose Arnold, Westminster, aged
VERMONT S Dudey % LYNDON sseG g.
extensive lumber manuiacg 1G Amos Hobart ns
legislature; William s. Rublee, Berkshire, merchant
%S Sn aged g maSss t %ts
ley St A3ans aged Y formerly cashier First Ma
treasurer Champlain Transportation Company and
private banker; H. W. Alexander, Brattleboro, aged
aeG in England "geG i MI Howard
years engaged in the hotel business in burlington
Ss% s s1d on Ser nS BUrnn
SoSoS Mr. Howard i" was s born in Burlington IN
lslD; George A. futile, Rutland aged 69, for many
frank G. White, Bennington, aged g. saperntend,
ent bennington Rutland railway L.. L. Lawrence,
rupcy IN t BsTSst9n G George SSe Wans
ford aged a. physician George NJ Wilmarth, Add
John X. Chalmers, st. Johnsbury. aged 40; Bradley
R Eh "ga III ' West f Rnnd Sged
Marsh postmaster at Bridgewater since 1851 Elias
National Bank, native of Bartoni Rufus S, Wing,
Rochester aged 3, ex.member Of the legisa-
intendent Vermont Marble Company; William xd.
ans Cabot aged s9 & G. ,Rnggesa k ~ 9ge ,
West Topsham, aged "A, a member of the Legislature
in s NJ pS bd anT agea @ for 4aron
between Rutland and pell9ys Falls; william sias,
ssea ss%b ~ of p the
Knsman Rg Ut aged 81 b H. chander Hard
aged 70, assistant Judge Windsor county court
and an ex-member of the legislature John l.,
boro Sewing Machine Company John b. 10.
bias Lake Gr1na I "f4 aoS 81 Rohs"a
Ee aged a s9mmeTcs tray M;I,o and mem
Adams aged 6S for several years roadmaster Cen en-
trail Vermont railroad }. Q. 4. Bass, West Randolph,
secretary Vermont Bible Society j. /: Bowman,
Royalton; Il. s. Royce, St. Adams, aged 81, leading
ton goods; f. "; Brooks, Brattieboro, aged 81;
tor; George W. Fogg, Derby, for many years captain
Of the Ledy of the Lake on Lake P rem
lature; +; e. Parker, Burlington, aged 81 Edgar
sged g. Msor paGon Cabot aged S. Dr.
Carpenter, West Burke, aged 7s; A, NJ Stevens, St.
aged 40; James A. Harlow, st. Johnsbury, aged So;
John b, Allen, Burlington, aged W. ~ Samuel +
AulOuP bue pIOilllHeuJ HduiNcS VI YER
mont dying abroad were
Judge c. II. Swift at San francisco, horn at Fair
fax; Rev DIR. l.. w. French of Jersey City, born in
Barre; Rev. George A. button in Mexico, born in
Norwich; Mansel H. Root in Central City, Colorado,
born in STAFFORD; George r. Tewksbury, in Forest
ILL.,. born in Waitsfeld; JEFF. Averill of Paw Paw
Mich. born in Mortified; Silas Dickey of Manches-
ter, N H. born in ORANGE Alonzo Templeton in
+, johnson, U. S, n, in Hong Kong, China, born in
Newbury; Francis c. Smith of New Orleans, born in
Bethel Samuel G. Upham, in Philadelphia, born in
Montpelier; Ira Smith of Texas, born in Williston
A list is given of thirty persons, deceased
during the year, whose ages were between
ninety and one hundred, and of one hum
dred twenty-five between eighty and ninety
wears,