The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-12

Mahlon TapHn Died Yesterday Of Alb.
seess in Stomach.

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seess in Stomach.
Mahlon Taplin. native Of Montpelier
and resident Of this city until 1871
died yesterday in Boston, as the re-
suit Of an abseess in the stomach. He
was born here 50 years ago was edu-
Gated IA the public schools and then en-
tered the old Montpelier National
hank as clerk. later working IN the
plants Of the Lane Manufacturing COM
pany. Mr. Tapln married. in 1870
Miss Josephine Hart, and the next year
they moved to Boston. where he was
interested in the firm Of Lamson q
company, continuing in the business nm
I'll two years ago when he retired He
Is survived BY his widow and three chill
dren, a sister and a brother The body
viii Be brought to Montpelier Monday
with interment in Green Mount ceme-
terry, the burial service being read BY
Rev. J. Edward Wright The bearers
viii be A. D. Farwoli, A. J. sibley,
Charles =. Heaton, W. A. Long and E.
H. Deavitt
" L. Shields Of indianapolis address.
ed ihe painters union last night on the
principles of unionism,
Robert Hastings. wen known IN this
city and Barre. having been employed
ia the latter place, is reported seriously
III with pneumonia in Chicago
Montpelier hibh school defeated Roch.
ester high last night, BY > score 81 81
TO 2, IN IN uninierestiug game Of basket
ball Cullen played a star game for
Montpelier
One hundred clerks at the Offices Of
the National Life Insurance company
are attending sugar party to-day az
the home Of Henry Clark the agent Of
the company II Plaiuiicld
Miss Hilda Sheridan celebrated her
10Th birthday anniversary Thursday
evening az the homie 81 Mr and Mrs.
M r johnson. Miss sheridan received
many gifts and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent.
Frank Hall driver Of the Worcester
stage lost his horse yesterday % bis
way 70 Montpelier with the mail The
shafts pulled 81 The sleigh ard the horse
ram Mir Huil got another team and
tried e lnd biz own but st last reports
mad been unsuccessful
Hiram N. Pierce has been elected
delegate from Bethany church 10 az
tend the council of dismissal to meet ii
Berlin March, Is. 70 act on the resig.
nation Of Rev Donald Fraser 81 that
place. who has accepted call to the
church at Wells River
r + Buck has been in serious con
dition for several days AZ the result
Of using arniea on one heel This
caused blister and De came near hav
ing blood poisoning His condition was
such that for a while It was feared
amputation would be necessary.
Charles Moore, former resident OF
This city died Thursday at his home II
Eiill. s1mcrrilla. whore for
twenty years he had been employed az
a printer for tie postoifce department /
For several years he worked in the
Argus office here going from that rs f
sition to the one I'd Somefpiile. fIis 1
wife was Miss Carrie Atkins 81 Mid. +
ilesex.
Rev w T. sparhawk Of Cabot gave
al address last evening az d meeting
II the Topic club on Wanona. Wyom
no, Illustrated with stcreopticon views.
taken by himself while On a trip through
the West Mr. Sparmwk's sister.
Sliss n Blanche sparhawk Of Randolph.
added 10 the pleasure Of the evening
1y vocal selections both III solos and
a duet with Miss Minnie Barbour
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Toslyn we're sur
,rised ut their home Wednesday even
ng when fifty of their friends gathered
q help them celebrate the s5th ami
reraary Of their marriage This anni-
5ersary occurred January &C. but ut
hat time it was impossible 70 carry
INT the affair Is surprise 80 the par
ieipants waited until au opportune time
rriyed Refreshments were served and
N enjoyable evening was spent.
The missionary society Of the Peoples
church elected The following
Ulcers Wednesday NJ 4 meeting Held 40
he home 81 Mrs Rufus Virgins presi
ent, Mrs Ned Carr. vice. president. Mrs.
George Maker Of Barre; treasurer. Mrs.
Nilliam Cahue; secretary, Mrs George
daker president Of the mission band.
Ohm Leach Mrs Maker was elected
elegate to the stoneham, Mass. con
erenee to be held March II, with Mrs.
arr alternate