Connecticut western news., 1890-01-22

Doen called Dy the same Dox numOer. The nre kept many of the men from paying the last tribute to their dead comrades. REGENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS. Rev. Daniel Dana Tappan, who died at Topsfield, Mass, the 10th inst, was born in Newburyport, Oct. 20, 179S.
 Rev. c. B. Ferry, retired Unitarian clergyman of Northampton, Mass, died Jan. 15. He was born in Moscow, N. Y., in 1882. Dr. William T. Lord, formerly a resident of Boston, died on the 18th inst. at his home in Salida, Col, of consumption, aged 2S.
 Capt. Willard J. Treat of Searsport, Me-, formerly of Medford, Mass, died Jan. 16 at the age of B. He was for over fifty years 8 ahipmaster.
 Mir. Stephen Howard Thayer, a welLknown lawyer of New York, died the 10th. He was born in South Braintree, Mass, 7S years ago. MT. William V. Daboll, an old-time manu- facturer of Providence, R. l., and father of William s. Daboll. the well-known Ravennes in the opera of ''Erminie," died Jan. 15, aged 30.
 MT. Andrew J. Penhallow of Portsmouth, N. H., died the 10th of pneumonia.
 MT. Lewis A. Birker of Bangor, Me-, son of Lewis Barker, the wel-known politician, died Thursday st Hotel Langham. Boston. He was 35 years of age. Mir. Barker was a  gor with his father in 1871.
 Chloe Lankton, bedridden for more than 60 years, the subject of one or two books, died It her home in New Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. 16, aged n years. Death was immediately due to m attack of "a grippe.
 MT. John Atwell, an old resident and pro- minent citizen of Wakefield, Mass, died Jan. 16, from the effects of paralytic shock, aged 75.
 u,,n ' (retired) died in Philadelphia Jan. IT, in his s7th year. He was appointed midshipman from Connecticut in 1913.
 Mrs. Lydia Ballou. widow of the late Rev. Dr. Hosea Ballou, first President of Tufts College, died at Concord, Mass., the 18th. MT. Oakes s. Soule, one ot Brockton's (Mass.) oldest business men, died Jan. IT of heart disease.
 Mrs. Laura Virginia Webb, widow of James Watson Webb, a wellknown editor, died in New York the 16th. She was the daughter of Jacob Cram of Exeter, NH.
 Deputy Sheriff Thomas Quinn of Williams town, Mass, died of pneumonia the 10th, aged 45.
 Mir. George S. Dean, prominent resident of Wentworth, NH, for 30 years. died Jan. IT, aged about SO.
 MT. William C.. Lamkin. prominent boot and shoe merchant of Boston, of the
  Lamkin was born in Guildhall, Vt., January 14th, 1842.
 Samuel M. McDuffee, who died the 18th, at Winchester, aged S1, was one of the oldest volunteer soldiers from New Hampshire In the Civil War.
 MT. Charles H. King, the veteran baggage master of the Boston and Albany Railroad died of pneumonia the 16th. He was born in Boston in 1899.
 T,,Ic nol1 aft of Rockville, Conn.,, died on Jan. IT.
 MT. Augusta Lovett, for 62 years a resident of Boston, died suddenly the 18th. He was born in Beverly Dec. g, 1912.
 Mr. Thos. Bunker, aged 60, in the navy before and during the Rebellion and in tht Grand Army organization, died of Ia grippe at the United States Hotel, Dover, N. H. Jan. IT.
 Mrs. Wiggins, wife of Harry M. Wiggins . broker of Boston, died at Dover, N. H. Jan. IT of pneumonia, caused by Ia grippe.
 Nr. Oliver Edwards Cushing, Agent of tn, Lowell Gas Light Company, President of thu Lowell Cemetery Corporation and Vice President of the Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank, died in Lowell Jan. IT from disease superinduced by Ia grippe. He was nativ' of Chelmsford, Mass.
 Rev. Father Kavanaugh, assistant pastor O St. Joseph's Catholic Church at Lynn, diet Jan. IT of pneumonia. He was 2I years old and was highly respected and loved by thos who knew him.
 MT. Joseph Wing, . well-known citizen O Sandwich, died the 16th at Spring Hill, Sand wich, Mass, at the age of about 90.
 Mrs. Lydia Bacon of Sudbury, Mass, diet Jan. IS, at the age of 1O2 years months ant davs She was native of Natick. He grandmother lived to be 102 years old. ? Ex-Couneilman Albert T. Cotton of Lynn Maaa. died on Saturday. the 18th,
 MT. James l.. Stoddard, well-known in surance man and a prominent Mason O Gardiner, Me, died of paralysis, Jan. 19.
 MT. George P. Locke, Grand Army mal of Maiden, Mass, died the 18th.
 Mir. James E. Williams, editor of the Am herst (Mass.) Record, died the 18th, sged 35
 MT. George Wheeler, the well-knowl yacht builder of Riverdale, Mass, died Jan 18. He was the designer of the yachts Blac Cloud, Alpine, Nadcap and Alice, and wa 3 years of age.
 Nr. Newell R. Bixby, a veteran of the Sey enth New Hampshire Regiment, died Il Manchester, N. H., the 18th, at the age of 46 He was prominent contractor.
 MT. John NJ. Hathaway, veteran of tn Mexican war and Quartermaster General O Connecticut during the Rebellion, died a Sufield, Conn.,, the 18th, aged 1S.
 MT. David H. Gregory of Princeton, Mass
 
 ed Town Clerk 26 consecutive times, an Postmaster for 12 years.
 The wife of Judge John D. Smith of Yer gennes, Vt., was prostrated by a shock 0 paralysis and died Jan. IS.
 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Howe, widow of the lat Dr. Howe of Lowell, Mass, died from tn effects of la grippe the 18th.
 Nr. Ste then Whipple, Salem, died at hi home Jan. IS at the age of 70 years.
 NY Jan. IT 1t Portsmouth, N. Fl.
 Capt. Leonard Smith, wellknown steam boat man, died at New London the 18th, age n years.
 Mr. Hicks Atwood died the 18th at hi home in Melrose, Mass, aged 65.
 Rev. B. NJ. Tillotson, died recently White River Junction, Nt., aged about 80.
 Mr. Justin Lawrence died at Brooklin Nass., Jan. 10, aged 8 years. He was native of Nantucket.
 Hon. Frederick Chase. Treasurer of Oar noufh College and Judge of Probate fc Grafton county, N. H., died with infuen1 e o'clock Jan. 19.