Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-11
RECENT DEATHS.

Mrs. Hattie A. Bostwick wife OF Henry o.
Bostwir<, died sept. 30 OF consumption a' ner
home i'm Brooksvi1le, aged p years. \ nus
hand ana four Young children survive her.
Iucina NJ. Boycc, the widow OF the late
Dca. David T.. BOyce, uicd ~ IN" holic pl
her son in this village oct u. she WIS porn
i'm Sew Haven Feb. ID, lSl6 Her lather was
Thomas NJ. Fitch, who came rom w lhunhln
county. Conn, ana settled in New Haven ana
later removed 70 MlduleDuty ,N,, ho,so IN
pui and lived many years in me mousse III
winch Mr. f.. W. Judd now re-ides. hcr
mother was Lydia Matthews, an aunt OF Nrs
II. VI. ScclV OF this village she was 1l,trrieu
To David 4. BoVcc May 30, 1919. Nearly the
whole OF her lite vas spent in inns town;
From iSi9 to ISIS she lived three mllrs east %.
the village ana from - i'll her dehth WIN
her son here i'm town. she had two brothcrs,
+ ward +. an Erastus NJ Fitch, ana one
sister, Mary f. Cook Inc tltcn ia,u'I{ Wiz u,o
all musicians and were prominent IN une
choirs OF the Methodist aud Congregallontl
churches OF this place. Mrs. BoNce Was loi
many years IL member OF the Congregatlohitl
church and was very constant in her attend
ancp upon divine worship UntlI laillhs
health prevented she labored IN me sun NY
schools and prayer meetings held in the Case
/ street school house. For several wears hei
health has been failing. pit. 30 as sne was
attempting to sit down in Il chair, she tell 10
the floor and broke her leg al the mp Jntnt.
The tall gave her sy stem such shock that
she dld not rally. Her sufcrings were aculc
at hrst, but gradually diminished uhtll she
became unconscious on Saturday and on
! sunday morning at O'Clock quletlV orEalhru
her last She leaves one son, Ihns' r. boHVe,
]
! funeral wa Mt II o'clock Tuesday morning,
and the intcrment was in the Case street
cemetery.
The Evening Wisconsin OF Milwaukee mas
! i'm its issue of the Sd inst. II notice OF the
death ct John II. Brewster. He was son OF
| fine late Elisha Brewster of MIddlcbury. OF
! the fanny OF ten children only two now re
main, Mrs. Wheaton of Aurora, ILL, ana Mr
H. w Brewster OF this place. The Wisconsin
says: "John H. Brewster, TOR about ~ years
connected with What is now the Natonal EA-
change bank as teller and head book keeper,
died at his rooms, 1856 Wisconsin street, last
night at the age OF 20 years. Mr. Brewster
! suffered several strokes of paralysis ana Tor
the past three years he had not Dcen out OF
his rooms "A half dozen times, ana dnrlnS lne
past year was confined to his bed. ADont SIX
wears ago, when acting as head book keep II
in the National Exchange bank, MI. brewster
was suddenly seized with paralysis IN ms
right hand. He retired from active work IN
the bank mt that time and gradually the dls
ease extended till IA year ago his entire rlght
side was paralyzed. He came to milwaukee,
from his native State, Vermont, nearly ~ years
ago and was one OF the hrst employees OF the
nj Exchange, entering service win =. ~
Nash For IL number OF years ne was leIcI
and later became book kt epcr ana then mead
book keeper He was Il widOwer, MS VIE
having died b wears ago, leaving no chlulcn'
The only living relatives are a brolher resld'
ing in the East, andh sister, Mrs. wheaton Oh
Aurora. H., who was present ut the time OF
his death. MI. Brewster was man OF retlr
ing and unassu ulng disposition and m nner-
, and became intimately acquainted win on'
few pcOplc, although known by m any. lie
was a man of considerable wealth and leaves
"A good deal ot property, mostly personal ct
tects. which will goto his only sister.