News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-16
RECENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS.

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citizen of Livermore Falls, Me-, died Jan. 6,
of pneumonia, aged 80.
Mr.. Jacob Munroe, one of the oldest citi-
zens of Woburn, Mass, died suddenly Jan,
6, at his residence. He was 80 yearsS6 =
Mr.. Jonathan w. Dodge of Henniker, n.
H., died Jan. 5, aged 10.
Mr.. Albert S. Brigham died in Dorchester,
Mass, Jan. 4. He was born in Bloomington,
VT, Aug. 10, 1916.
Mr.. Perley Aver, proprietor of the Parker
House In Dover, n. H., died of typhoid pneu-
monia Jan. 8.
Mr.. Calvin Turner, who died In Sharon,
Mass, Jan. 6, was the oldest person living in
the town, having been born in Franklin May
4, 1893.
Mr.. Asa Williams Hedge died at his resi-
dence in Augusta, Me-, Jan. 6, of pneumonia.
He was born in Vassalboro' Dec. 4, 1919.
MIR. George w. Poore, one of the best
known conductors on the Boston s. Maine
railroad, died in Haverhill, Mass, Jan. 6, of
la grippe.
Mr.. John II. wilkins, prominent citizen
of Ashburnham, Mass, died Jan. 4, at the
age of 81; he was native of Salem.
Hon. Jonathan E. Sargent, LII. D., promi-
nent citizen of Concord, n. H., died JAM g.
He was born in New London, that State, on
Oct. %, 1916.
Mr.. Calvin Turner, who died in Sharon,
the town, having been born in Franklin, May
4, 1899.
Mr.. Horace Heard died in Wayland, Mass,
Jan. 6, in his S5th year.
Mr.. Albert o. Delano, well known law
yer, died at his home in Waltham, Jan. 7,
He was born in Great Falls, n. H., Aug IA,
1874.
Rev, Edward P. Byrne, for six years as
sistant at st. Stephens Church in Boston,
aftprUarI a in
and Middeboro', Mass, has died in the latter
place, He was born In Boston 80 years ago.
Mr.. VIM. s, Hunting of Maiden, Mass,
died Jan. 6, aged 50.
Mr.. Charles Blake, ex-President Of the
Boston Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
citation, died in Medford, Mass, Jan. 6, aged
about 81.
Rev. Sidney S. Brewer, who recently died
at New Bedford, Mass, at the age of IS years,
was for many years one of the most conspic-
uous figures i'll the Second Advent move
ment.
Mr.. Richard Hayes, a well-known shoe
manufacturer of Natick, Mass, of the firm of
r. Hayes & Sons, died Jan. 7, aged SO. Death
was primarily caused by Ia grippe. He was
born in Milton, Mass.
Mr.. James West, resident of Whitman,
Mass, for 60 years, died on Jan. 7. of
pneumonia.
Mr.. Joshua Yarney, who was Postmaster
Of Dover, n. H., from 1877 to 1886, died In
that city Jan. aged rs years.
Mr.. Albert whitcomb, the wealthiest man
In Bethel, VT, died Jan. aged IA. His will
gives over $50, 900 to charitable and public
purposes in Bethel and Stockbridge, his
native town.
Mr.. Charles s. Sargent, Postmaster of New
London, N. H., died Jan. aged about 70
years.
Mr.. Moses H. Burbank of Franklin Falls,
n. H., died Jan s.
Mr.. w. A. Worcester, 80 years Of age, died
at the Cottage Hospital in Waltham yesterday.
Capt. J. Dexter Carlisle died at Richmond,
Me-, Jan. at the age of So.
Mr.. w. A. Henderson, student at Am
herst, class II ninety-one, died Jan. in Saco,
Me. He resided in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Henry A. Wood of Bangor, Me-, died
Jan. very suddenly with heart disease.
DR.. Arthur Q. Phelan of Lowell, Mass,
died Jan. from bronchitis, superinduced by
la grippe.
Mr.. Timothy Hunting of waltham, Mass,
died of Bronchitis Jan. 8.
Mr.. j. Langden Whidden, wel-known
resident of Portsmouth, N. H., died recently.
Mr.. Joel F. Goodwin, Overseer of the Poor
and ex-Assessor in Hyde Park. Mass, died
Jan. 7. He was born in York County, Me-,
Feb. II, 1910.
Mr.. Parker Copp, proprietor of the Dover
Point On. H. Cottage, died Jan. 8. aged IS.
Mr.. Orrin F. Hunt, who was a Selectman
of Athol, Mass, for several years, died Jan.
s of Ia grippe, the first fatal case of the epi-
demic in that town.
Capt. James Blaisdell, formerly a sea cap
tain, bat of late an oil merchant In Boston,
died in Chelsea, Mass, Jan. 7, aged 10.
Deacon Edward Kendall of Worcester,
Mass, died suddenly, Jan. I, at the age Of 81.
Joseph F. Pease, an ex-Representative to
the Legislature from Allenstown, died re-
Gently in Manchester, n. H., aged 81 years.
Horace Beard, well known and respected
citizen of Wimot, Me-, died Jan. I, aged 46
years.