News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-02-06
RECENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS.

Mr.. Richard Mayors of Exeter, n. H., died
suddenly Sunday Jan. % from a paralytic
shock.
Rev. Henry 81. sanderson of Manchester,
n. H., died recently of pneumonia. He was
born In Hollis, n. H., on Sept u, 1910.
Mr.. William C. Parkhurst, formerly q
manufacturer at Brooklyn, n. Y, died In
Springfield, Mass, Jan. 25 aged 20.
Capt. Joseph Freschi, a veteran of the war,
and past commander of the Manchester War
Veteran Battalion, died in Manchester ON
Jan. IS. nxed GO ITn .,a4iv4 - -
Austria,
dob, strout of Lewiston, Me-, for
forty years in the dental profession, died
saturday, 25th January, of pneumonia, aged
70.
DIR. Charles L. Aspinwall, a wellknown
dentist of Lynn, Mass, died Jan. "a, aged
about 81.
Mr.. Samuel s. Wilson, well-known resi-
dent Of Dedham, died at the Massachusetts,
General Hospital in Boston on the 25th inst.
He was a native of CharlestoWn. Mr.. wilson
was born Jan. 4, 1922.
DR.. George 81. Hackett, a wel-known ply
stefan of Maiden, died suddenly Sunday, Jan.
26. He was born in Falmouth, n. 81.
Mr.. John Kendrick died in Providence, R.
l., on Saturday, Jan. %. Mr.. Kendrick
though of English descent, was born In Win
chester, N. H., p years ago,
Mr.. William Norton, well known in
Charlestown as a public night Waterman
from 1885 to 1858, died in Somerville Friday,
Jan. "a. He was born in Beverly, May IA,
1902.
Jessie Allen of Belmont, n. H., an extern
sive lumber manufacturer, died lately, aged
4S years.
Mrs. Abigail Gibson Hurd, the Oldest in
habitant of Gilsum, n. H., died in that town,
Jan. "a, at the age Of so years.
Mr.. Benjamin F Manning of Manchester, N.
H., died the 25th JAM, aged 70. He was a
native of Amherst, N. Fl.
Cady Osgood of Auburn, N. H., an ex-
Postmaster, died recently, aged 81 years.
Andrew D. Mcdaniel of Durham, N. H.,
an eX-Representatiye to the Legislature, died
recently, aged rs years.
Mr.. Mark Daulton, a well-known sharp
shooter, died at Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 2S.
Mr.. Frank W. Wadley, Superintendent of
the Concord CMass.) Stock Farm, died in
Concord Jan. %, aged about 80.
Mr.. Darwin Ingalls,, a highly-respected citi-
zen of Bridgton, Me-, died on Jan, 81, aged
81.
Capt, Moses Pike, who died In Newbury-
port recently, was born on Rings Island, Sal
isbury, and was Is years of age.
Mr.. Alden B. Foster died Sunday, Jan. %,
in East Boston, aged 30, He was a native of
Essex.
Mr.. Rufus Curtis, who died Jan. ~ In
Sharon, Mass, was born April 20, 1900, and
at the time of his death was the Oldest native
in the town.
Mr.. Sewell NJ. Hovey died in Boston Sum
day, Jan. %. He was born in Craftsbury,
Vt, March IL, 1888.
Mr.. Barney Taylor, a well-known stage
driver Of Harwichport, Mass, for 35 years,
died Jan. %, aged 80. He leaves a widow
and eight children.
Mr.. Nathaniel Sampson, the Oldest man in
Lakeville, died Sunday Jan. 90 from the
effects of paralytic shock. He was 81 years
II months days old.
Mr.. Nelson Drake, son of the late Francis
Drake, died vary suddenly Jan. 81, aged
about 80 years, at Sharon Heights, Mass.
Mr.. Thomas w. Butterfeld, who died In
Boston on the 28th, was one of the best
known printers in Massachusetts,. He was
born in that portion of West Cambridge now
known as Arlington, in 1907.