Connecticut western news., 1890-01-08
REGENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS

Mir. Edmund B. Vannevar, a Well-known and much-respected citizen of Boston, is dead. <
 MT. Edwin Spear, an estimable citizen of Newton, Mass, died Jan. ? at the age of S5.
 Mr. G. Frank Chaffee, clerk in the Rum- ford Chemical Works, Providence, R. l., died Jan. of pneumonia resulting from la grippe.
 Charles H. Pierce, aged 43, an old Central Vermont engineer, residing at White River Junction, died Jan. 2. Miss Angelina N. Cudworth, sister of the late Rev. Warren H. Cudworth, died Dec. 31 in East Boston. She was born in Lowell in 1923.
 Col. Charles J. Whiting, formerly of the Sixth Cavalry, United States Army, died Jan. in Castine, Me.
 MT. Thomas A, Floyd, one of the oldest Residents of Maiden, Mass, died Jan. 2, aged 76. The deceased was born in Medford, Mass.
 MT. Israel Cox of Belfast, Me-, formerly High Sheriff, died Jan. 2, aged ST. He was a native of Bristol, Me. South Dennis, Mass, died suddenly Jan. ? of heart failure. Deceased was 7S years old. Mir. Horato Hammond, an old time mer- | chant of Boston, died recently at St. George, Bermuda. He was born in Waltham, Mass., | October IA, 179S. Mrs. Margaret Ellicott, wife of Eugene | Ellicott of the United States Coast Survey, | died Jan. 2 in Machias, Me. Col. Jefferson Bancroft of Tyngsboro', | Mass., died there Jan. 3 of Ia grippe. Col. | Bancroft was born in Warwick, Mass, April | 30, 1903.
 MT. John Christie, died in Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 3. at the age of s5, from the effects of q paraytic shock. | MT. George K. Daniell, for 23 years an in- stucter in Boston schools, died of heart trouble at Wellesley Hills recently. Capt. Joseph P; Snow, well-known sea pneumonia, in his 60th year. MT. Charles w. Sumner, District Attorney | for Plymouth and Norfolk counties, Mass, l died Jan 3, at BrocktOn. | MT. John s. True of Woburn, Mass, who 1 died of heart failure Jan. 2, was member of the present Legislature. MT. True was born ill Seabrook, MIL, October p, 1928. MT. James s. Manahan, an employe in the | editorial department of the Boston Democrat | died of pneumonia Jan. 3.
 Dr. J. J. Adams of Manchester, N. H., died in Concord, on Jan. ?. He was native | of Nashua, and 5S years old. Mir. James P. Mulvey, Assistant Register and Permanent Clerk in the Register of Voters office, died Jan. 2 in Roxbury, Mass.
 Mrs. Job Ceburn of Salem, N. H., died lately at the age of 100 years months and IS | days.
 Mr. I. N. Fellows, prominent farmer ot Fayette, Me-, died Tuesday from blood | poisoning.
 General Eben Sutton, the oldest son of the | late Gen. Wm. Sutton, died at his residence l in North Andover, Mass, Jan. 4, after very brief illness from typhoid pneumonia.
 Major J. Webb Adams died at the residence of his son-in-law, Roxbury, Mass, Jan. 5. | Major Adams was born in Brunswick, Me-, June 9, 1923.
 Judge Charles w. Sumner, District Attor. ney for Plymouth and Norfolk counties, died Jan. B. at Brockton, Mass, from blood pois- faa9 Dec. 3, 1s4s. AS was '''A Ill 'N'' NN''' of Concord, MIL, died Jan. 4, of heart dis ease. He was born in Chichester 57 years l ago.
 Mir. Henry Ewell died in East Boston, Jan 4, aged 83 years and 4 days, was born at Marshfeld, Mass.
 Rev. Josiah Swett, D. D., of H1ghgate, Vt. rector of St. Johns Church of that place, and of Trinity Church, Swanton, died suddenly Jan. 4, of neuralgia of the heart. Dr. Swett was in his 75 year.
 MT. George Butler, formerly of Boston, but of late years residing in Brooklyn, N. Y. died Jan. 3. He was born in Newburyport Mass., in 1924.
 MT. John F, Bohan, member of the New Hampshire Legislature from Manchester died Jan. from pneumonia, aged 36 years
 Captain Charles Emery, one of Boston's retired sea captains, died in Dorchester Mass, Jan. 3.
 Mrs. A. M. Hathaway, daughter of the late John Hilton, and widow of the late Asa F. Hathaway Of Boston, died at her home in Lynn, Jan. 4.
 MT. Monroe B. Sheffield, who was for many years head of the custom department O1 George w. Simmons &S Co.,, died in Somer. vile Friday, leaving widow and two child ren.
 MT. James B. Simmons, one of the master bridge builders of the Old Colony, died ir Somerset Saturday.
 MT. Jacob F. Taylor, at one time Presiden, of the Brighton Abattoir Corporation, and also President of the National Market Bank died ill Brighton Saturday, leaving four children. He was born in Harvard, Mass. July 2, 1872.
 Mir. Warren Boyden, for some twenty-five years employed in the business of fire in' surance in Boston, and for the same period an agent of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, died Friday morning Jan. 3, at Walpole, Mass.
 Rev v.George W.Thomson, Congregations clergyman without charge, died recently ir Stratham, N. H. He was born in Portsmouth H. H., on March 29, 1908.
 Major Jonathan Dow, proprietor of the Commonwealth Hotel, and formerly landlord of the Eagle House in Haverhill, died Satur day. He was born in Wheelock, Vt., 7i years ago.
 MT. Timothy Vinton, reputed to be the oldest paper manufacturer in active bushes. in this country, died in Brattleboro', Vt. Saturday, at the age of 87. CANADIANS IN NEW ENGLAND. | They Want Their Own Language, and Con | sideration in the Church.