The sun., 1891-01-19
OBITUARY.

John q. southwortb. . wealthy pspsr manu-
facturer and generous giver to educational
aud charitable Institutions died In Spring
field. Mass, on Friday, aged "a. He was one
OF the organizers OF the AGawam Canal Com
pany Cotton Mills In West Springfield. In
lS40 he was made business agent OF the paper
mills Mt Poruonnock and Ralnbow. Conn.,. and
In 1850 moved to Philadelphia. There he took
charge Of tho Sou,hworth paper warehouse.
and was soon made director OF the company.
He was n member OF tito Thiiaielphia Board
OF Aldermen In 1850. He bought an interest In
the Glasgow PAPER Company OF South Hadley
Falls. and became its Treasurer and its Presi-
dent He was Interested in many other manu-
featuring enterprises. md was President OF
the Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Com
pany. He recently Rave South Dartmouth. his
native place. n fine library He had given
largely to Mount ,Holyoke Seminary. Amherst
College. and the Moody school at Northfleld.
Mrs. Amanda Pitcher, Caldwell is ID dead at her her
shs 81 o
Of Lewis county. AT the age OF ~ she married
Dtodate pen.e who became a conspicuous fig.
the Assenbiy M si and TrsasuIer :" Of the s COUNTY
snd n other respUnsln,S ,p poets Afe5 5SI mi.
who died IN is7S. Mrs. Caiweii Is survived By
tie e %1ss ThH are e
Copenhagen aud Dr. A. B. Stevens Of Water
town.
w% n A5neld wealth. .s ana nss 'Sssnss ;so
mold was extremely liberal IN his religious
cMs ssas rsat sSoSId
ON, late at Mr.. Arnolt 6 fun, ra but twas im-
editor OF tho Boston ins:siigaior, acted ip bis
stsSd few years ago Mr. hrnolS CID M married
OtG lie was ID years w Old. ''' . -N'N - '''''
Col. James f. Place, formerly q distinguished
S..s,e % on q
ysa! Se Ss s cores g
meritorious conduct at the ssice and stormine
nf Fort Pulaski by Gen, Gilmore's COMMAND
as s a .ne 6
Shg sod il shs %
He leaves widow.
ierd som Henry tas ivan vandsriord Of Wesiminster
born in Baltimore. and In 1877 went ts Ger
Ss n;y e Ss % "B He Bs
resided PSs He wbdow who
ly 10 years OF age
Mr.. Charles H. Richardson. for many Year,
managing editor Of the GonGre0attonaIst died
On On SUNDAY Sun % In Chelsea; Chelsea; Mass. age" q years @
mai School Alumni Association. q ViSe-presi-
dent OF the Congregational Club Of Boston.
iionaI Association. Dartmouth College CON
ferred upon him the honorary degree OF N. A.
He leaves widow and two daughters.
sssusddHy Y AGED 81 Car. BSsk be-
ip Iss6. where ho has since lived. He sailed in
L Co.. ship chandler an and Vessel brokers' from
Saoef SGow sHGo and Ss sss esdIsn
Me!Soaiss denon!pstion, died % q hsast d|s.sss 4 s
iyn IN his s2d yesr Although never sss resaissi;
ordained. he had charge Of the Throop Avenue
.sS IN I'M Ssys
Book Concern. He leaves widow, one eon.
and three daughters.
Alfred Wright. one Of Rochester's most prom:
He gSS hs senior member S ths E@
"a sauSs
uS tiSnal interests OF tho Methodist Episcopal
old Hoisnder families Of the Miasnf 11 rsslon q on:
died athis homo at Sandystone N. j.. on Sun
sy q n obs1
handsome fortune to his two sisters.
xsseroo. disa .; he age Il iol yesss = It.is
F lis, yesterday. He was horn IN schleswig-
HoIstein. and was the father q twenty-one
0John King. who died at Enfield Conn.,. 50
years old. was a son Of the proprietor OF the
famous old-time King tavern. and when he
non to Hartford in 1924.
Seward CLAYTON. born Oct 10. 1899. died yss-
terdav at his homo near Savannah. Around bis
feet three inches tall Mr.. Clayton was PROS
pero8s planter.
William Logan. an Ohio pioneer, died Satur-
Virginia in 1928 He built many large build
inRs In eastern Ohio and western PennsylvaniA
Mrs. Sarah Springer. ono Of the Oldest rest-
dents Of UniontOwn. Pa. died Saturday at her
homo In North Union township. aged 80 years.
The oldest citizen Of Lebanon. Conn.,, Charles
II. Thomas, Is dead at 80 years Of age.