News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-01-23
RECENT NEW ENGLAND DEATHS.

Mr.. Mason d. Benson, for more than 4O
years connected with the Fitchburg Railroad,
died at his home in Cambridge on Sunday,
Jan. u. He was born at Landgrove, VT,
June 4, 1924.
Mr. Francis G. Woodward of Worcester
died Sunday, Jan. u. He was born IN
Keene, n. H., IL years ago.
Prof. Henry Noble Day, LII. D., who died
in New Haven Jan. u, was graduate of
Yale College, class of 1928. He was born
in New Preston, Conn, Aug. 4, 1905.
Mr. Benjamin F. Millward of Boston died
18th inst. He was born in Gloucester 40
years ago.
Mr.. John A. Kitching, who died in Mel
rose, Jan. -, was Junior Warden of Trim
ity Church.
Mr.. James Duncan of North Brookfeld'
died 18th inst. He was born in Paxton, July
u, 1918.
Mr.. Josiah Peterson, a native and lifelong
resident of DuXbury, Mass, died in that
town on 18th inst.
Mr.. Mark Lee, Chairman of the Board OF
Selectmen of Needham, Mass, and post
master of the village of Highlandvlle, died
Monday morning, Jan. ID.
Mr. Samuel C. Bailey of Newport, r. l., q
retired sea captan, died Jan. II, after Ions
illness, aged 50 years.
Mr.. Horace Stacy, highly respected citi-
zen of West Springfield, Mass, died suddenly
of acute pneumonia in Indianapolis, Ind,
Jan. Q. Mr.. Stacy was born in Nershire, VI,
Sept. 10, 1923.
Mr.. Frederick W. Lewis, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Newport, r. l., who
went to Bermuda the middle of December,
died there, Dec. 81.
MIR. Isaac C. Tyler, for many years an ac-
tive business man of Spencer, Mass, died on
the 18th, at Westield.
Mr. Daniel Cross, the Oldest merchant do
ing business in Fitchburg, Mass, closed a
long and honorable life the 18th. lie was
attacked with the prevailing epidemic. Mr..
Cross was born at Swanzey, n. H., March
10, 1913.
Mr.. Eldridge G. Perley, a veteran of the
war. died in Chelsea, Mass, the 18th, aged
about "a.
Mr. John Black, an old and highly respect
ed citizen of Sandwich, Mass, died Jan. II.
For 80 years he has been sexton of st. Peters
Catholic Church.
Mr.. A. Lincoln Waltz, junior partner of
the dry goods house of Austin 81 Waltz of
Waldoboro', Me-, died Sunday night Jan. u.
B.r. Albert L. Dearborn, who died at New
Orleans on the 9th inst, was born at Wake
field, n. II.
Mr.. Jonathan Archer Hill of Salem, Mass,
Clerk of the Overseers of the Poor died Tues
dav morning Jan. IA of acute pneumonia. He
Mr.. Charles B. Danforth, for many years
city editor of the Boston Herald, died Jan. 10.
He was born at Nashau, n. H., May so, 1871.
Mr.. Edwin T. Cloutman, Esq, of Farming
ton, n. H., died Jan. II of pneumonia. He
was born in Alton AZ years ago. Mr. Clout-
man had practiced law in Lynn, Mass, and
at Milton and Pennington, N. III.
Mr.. Theodore Wilder johnson of Wor, es-
ter, Mass, died on the 14th from exhaustion
follr OFT nf 10 ,rritNn 10
native of Hardwick.
Mrs. Georgiana May Allen, youngest
daughter of Harriet Beecher Stowe. and wife
of Rev. Henry Freeman Allen. rector of the
Church of the Messiah, died suddenly in Bos-
ton Jan. 18th.
DIR. Frank S. Brown of Reading, Mass,
died on the 18th of pneumonia, aged about
90. During the Rebellion he served as Cap
tain through the entire war.
Mr.. Louis S. Cox, former resident of
Maiden, Mass, died Jan. II in Billings,
Mont.
Mr.. Naaman L. White of East Braintree,
Mass, died Jan. 10, aged rs years.
Mr.. Benjamin S. Brooks, native and life
long resident of RoXbury, Mass, died the
18th, aged 80.
Mr.. Andrew Lawrence, formerly of the
furniture firm of Lawrence, Wilde 81 Co.,
Boston, died Jan. 10, at the residence of his
son III NanLuchel, dSeu AZ years. lie WAS
born in Harvard, Mass.
Hon. Zachariah Graves, valued citizen OF
| Lynn, Mass, died at his home in that city,
Jan. 10. lie was born in Graves End, Glen
more, Feb. 10, 1920.
Mr.. William II. Clark, former resident
of Watertown, Mass, for % years, died in
st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 10. lie was native of
Dover, n, Ii.
! Mr.. Edmund James Baker, a prominent
resident of Dorchester Lower Mills, Mass.
| died Jan. 10. Mr.. Baker was born in Dor
chester Nov. 10, 1904.
| Mr.. George Emerson, formerly a lieu.en.
| ant in the police force of Boston, died i'll
! Dorchester, Mass, Jan. 10, aged about 70.
/ He was a native of South Boston and was
one of the Forty-niners of California.
Mrs. Olivia L. Mayhem, widow of the late
| Hon. Aaron G. Mayhem of Milford, Mass.
died Jan. IA. She was born in J. ilford Oct
| /, 1872.
! Mr.Aromel Howe, for four years one of The
proprietors of the fremont House at Nashau
| n. H., died Jan. 10. Mr.. Howe was a native
of Waterbury, vt.
DIR. Edward Mason,- of -the-el'les
| Giluggfsts IN Maine, ufed Jan. 10 at Portland
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