Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-01-01
Neurology.

DTaJlleDOTO mOurnS the loss OF some OF
her most prominent residents during the
year, including ex-Gov. Levi X. Fuller
Hon. E. W. Stoddard the lawyer; Roy
all Tyler, for 80 years judge of pro-
bate of the Marlboro district; Geo. S.
Dowley, president of the Vermont nation
al bank; Geo. W. Baker of the White
Sewing Machine company. Other we'll
known citizens who have passed away are
o. l.. Miner, Irwin Brown, Sumner Pratt,
William Menzies, Otis Park, b. F. Kelley,
A. F. Stewart, Matthew McVeigh, Wesley
w. Walker, Jacob w. Bishop, Isaac F..
cleveland, John W. Frost, Marshall Will
der.
Among those once residents of Brattle-
boro who have died are Rev. DR.. George
P. Tyler of Lansingburg, n. Y, former
pastor of the Congregational church and
brother of the late Judge Royal Tyler
Moses Woolson, formerly principal of the
Brattleboro High school, at Boston; Alva
S. Hubbard at Denver, Colo. Lieut.. Geo.
w. Tyler at Washington, D. c.; DR.. c. P.
Frost, dean of Dartmouth medical college,
at Hanover, n. H.; Prof. Ellie Charler at
Geneva, Switzerland; ex-Congressman Ez-
Ia Clark, native of Bratteboro, at Hart
ford, Conn; H. A. Goodenough of West
III aAllNbOlO' az LdSlldluDlOlls mass.
A long list of well-known Windham
county men have passed away. Amos T.
Ball, Athens; William Hastings, Hiram
NJ. Whitney, Brookline; Hon. f. p. Ball
of the firm of Derby & Ball, Henry f.
King, Benjamin L. Shaw, Bellows Falls /;
F. II. Whitaker, East Dover; Austin
Weatherhead, John L. Salisbury, Repre-
sentative John l.. Bullock, Guilford: Wes-
lay (nilSnn Grafton. Ghastar fphprb.,r
l.. NJ. Woodland, Halifax; DR.. Alvin Bal
lou, West Halifax Postmaster &. w.
HoltOn, Asa johnson, Jamaica; Elihu
Park, F. o. Burditt, f. A. Fish, Newfane
Benjamin p. Brown, jacksonville: O. p.
Newell, South Londonderry Noah Pratt,
D. E. Graves, Putney; Deacon John II.
Ramsay, Saxtons River; Willard Simp-
son, Martin Lowe, Nathan Hastings, j. j.
Dale, Deacon George S. Hobart, Towns
bend; ARENAS H. Washburn, Fred Brown,
Lorenzo Brown, Vernon; Deacon John
Mcneil, Deacon r. S. Stafford, Ivah n.
Farr, Westminster; Sydney Campbell, Ho-
mer Goodhue, West Westminster: George
W. Lamb, Alanson Miles, Williamsville;
Arvine Boyd, Warren Boyd, Oscar W.
Boyd, Hosea Mann, ST., Chandler F. Well
man, Wilmington; Deacon Nelson Kings
bury, Windham; A. w. Clayton, South
Windham.
Other former Windham county men
who have died are Horatio \. Houghton
of Sheffield, ILL.,, a native of Marlboro;
Will Sanderson of Sioux City, Ia, Walter
w. Pierce, one of the landmarks of Polo,
ILL.,, Engineer Burton L. Wilbur of Spring
field, Mass, all of Putney; Arthur II.
kenney of Newfane at Colorado Springs
William ii. Lynde of Winchester, Y. H.
George A. Parker, philanthropic citizen
of Troy, n. Y, and John l.. Maxwell of
Bozeman, Montana, all of Guilford; Hen
ry |. Coughlan of Iowa City, Ia, son OF
Charles COughlan of Dummerston; George
A. Ellis of Detroit, a Dummerston war
veteran; George l.. Joy, president of the
South Riverside Land and Water company
of California, native of Townshend
Judge William Harris Walker of Ludlow,
formerly of the supreme court of Yer
mont, native of Windham; EbenezeI
Copeland of East Dover, at Pittsield,
Mass. DR.. Edward A. Stebbins, a promi-
nent dentist of Shelburne Falls and ma
tive of Brookline; William Wells Bemis,
a son of Wardsboro, at Granville, Mass.
Peyton X. Chandler, q SaXtons River boy
who became one of Chicago leading 6nan-
ciers; Perley X. Downer of San Francis
co, a. veteran Bellows Falls conductor; Is.
rael Hall, one of the pioneer settlers of
Scott county, Ia, native of Halifax, at
Davenport, Ia; Cyrenus S. Parkhurst, a
widely known resident of Springfield,
Mass, former West Townshend boy Ell.
liot Swan, an old stage driver between
Brattleboro and Worcester, died Oct. 81 al
Spencer, Mass Henry o. Clark, former
ly stage driver between Brattleboro and
Walpole, died at Winchendon, Mass, Dec