Connecticut western news., 1890-01-15
REGENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS.

ei MT. Stephen A. Hubbard, one of the pro prietors of the Hartford Courant, and its managing editor for g years, died of heart disease Jan. II. He was born in Sunderland, Mass, 63 years ago.
 MT. Abraham Kimball, of the old-time Salem furniture house of Kimball & Sargent, Boston, died Jan. II. The deceased was born In Ipswich.
 MT. Frederick w. PlimptOn of Hartford Conn.,, treasurer of the Plympton Manufac- turing Company, makers of the Government stamped envelopes, died Jan. II of pneumo- mia, following the influenza.
 MT. Cyrus B. Botsford of vergenness, yt., died of heart disease Jan. II.
 Capt. George Godfrey, superintendent of an outside circuit of the Boston fire alarm system, died in Roxbury Jan. 10.
 MT. Philip Sydney Page of Boston, who died of pneumonia the 11th inst, was born in Fryeburg, Me-, March 3, 1912.
 MT. Stephen Thsyer died at New Ipswich, N. H., Jan. 10. He was born July IT, 1894. Dr. Wm. M. Hoar of Lowell, Mass, died suddenly on Jan. F, from rheumatism of the heart.
 Dr. Edward L. Plunkett, youngest son of the late Thomas F. Plunkett of Pittsfeld, Mass, died of pneumonia, Jan. 10. He was born in Pitts6eld, July 6, 1856.
 Mfr. Otis Merriam, respected resident of Chelsea, Mass, died on Jan. 10, after short illness. He was born at Ashburnham, Sept. 10, 1910.
 MT. George F. Smith, native and we'll known jeweller of Woburn, Mass, died Jan. MT. Charles H. Dodge, of the hardware firm of Dodge, Haley S Co.,, Boston, died suddenly of heart failure Jan II, at his home in Ashmont. MT. Dodge was born in Cam bridge.
 Prof. Fl. H. Day, IL. D., Yale, '2s, aged s7, died Jan. F, at New Haven, Conn.,, of pleurisy, after 8 brief illness.
 MT. Benjamin F. Porter, bookkeeper for the Sawyer-Mann Electric Company of Bos- ton, died at his residence in Danversport, Mass, Jan. II, from pneumonia, resulting from influenza.
 MT. George B. Powell of Boston, died sud- denly Jan. F, at II Appleton street, Salem. MT. Simon O. Dalrymple, prominent eiti- zen and ex-Alderman of Salem, Mass, died in that city from pneumonia following an attack of Ia grippe, on Jan. 12.
 Mir. Charles F. Durgin, 8 prominent Odd Fellow of Manchester, N. H., died Jan. II. aged S2. He was native of Portsmouth.
 MT. James Matthews of Salem, Mass, died in that city at his home on Flint street, at the age of S4 years.
 Nr. Mason D. Benson, for about forty years Treasurer of the Fitchburg Railway Company, died at his home in Cambridge, Mass, Jan. F, in his 66th year.
 Mrs. Sally Marston. pensioner of the war of 1872, died recently in Goshen, Mass, aged 99 years.
 MT. E. w. Nichols, veterinary surgeon who died at Springfield, Mass, Jan. 10 from influenza complications, had remarkable WAT history.
 MT. Benjamin l.. Luther, prominent and respected resident of Newton, died Jan. of pneumonia. He was 65 years of age.
 Hon. William R. Cone, of Hartford, Conn. died Jan. 10 of heart failure, following al attack of influenza which had run into catarrhal fever.
 Gen. John H. Hathaway, an honored citizen of East Bridgewater, Mass, died il Halifax, Jan. g. He was born in East Bridgew ater May 21, 1892.
 MT. Alfred E. Miles, formerly of the firn of F. s. Mosely & Co.,, brokers, of Boston died Jan. at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
 Mir. Patrick O'Keefe, for many years member of the Young Mems Catholic Fem perance and Celtic Literary Associates O Salem, Mass, died Jan. 10 from pneumonia
 MT. Henry D. Smith, Secretary of tn, Union Mutual Life Insurance Company O Portland, Me-. until two years ago, died or the Sth inst, in San Antonio, Texas. H has resided in Chelsea and Somerville, Mass (his native place).