The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-04
DEATH OF GODDARD MAN.
DR.. Z. Manning Shaw Victim Of Acct
dent in Victoria, B. C..

dent in Victoria, B. c.
Portus Baxter, Goddard 's6, sends a
clipping from the, Seattle Post -Intelli-
gencer OF August II, containing an ac.
count of the death of DIR. Il. Manning
Shaw, a former Goddard student, who
was killed in Victoria, b. G., as the re-
suit OF collision between an automo-
bile, in which he was riding, and q
street car Dr. Shaw married Emily
| Brewster, a graduate OF Goddard, who
entered school from Irasburg.
The clipping is as follows:
DIR. II. Manning Shaw, 4S years old
proprietor OF Shaw's pharmacy, 9iS Sec
ond avenue, died at $3.50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon in Victoria from injuries
received in an automobile accident Sat.
urday in that city. DIR. Shaw had gone
| to Victoria with the Tilikums. With a
party OF friends, including Duncan G.
Inyerarity, of the Ad club; Con Walsh,
the weight champion, and George A.
Fraser, the Victoria druggist, who drove
the car, had made trip around the
city and were on their way to the dock,
| in order that the visitors might catch
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chine in which they were riding was
struck by street car. DR. Shaw and
Mr.. Inyerarity were injured, while the
others escaped. Upon their removal TO
the hospital Mr.. Inverarity was believed
to be the most seriously injured, but it
was found later that DR.. Shaw's side
had been crushed and that broken rib
had pierced his lung, causing death.
Mrs. Shaw and daughter, Miss Wini
fred, reached the bedside Of DIR. Shaw
before he died DIR. Shaw was born in
Waterloo, in the Province of Quebec
He was educated at Goddard seminary.
Barre, VT, and Mctiill university, finish
ing at the University of New York, now
Columbia university, where he was grad
uated in medicine. He came west TWEEN
ty years ago and settled in Spokane
Fourteen years ago he came to Seattle
and opened drug store on Second ave-
nue., where he has since carried on his
business.
DIR. Shaw was great admirer and
student OF the drama and music and was
himself an accomplished musician, the
violin being his favorite instrument. He
was well known and had hundreds of
friends in this city, and his friendships
in the world of music and drama were
world wide.
While he took no active part in the
musical affairs of Seattle in recent
years, upon first coming here he was the
leader OF one of the city's first orches-
tras and for several years was the lead
er of the Spokane orchestra. The only
order OF which he has been member in
recent years was the Tilikums, which he
joined last spring Since joining that
organization he took an active part in
the affairs of the order, was a member
of the drill team and attended all prac-
tices.
"His widow and one daughter, living
in Seattle, and one half-sister, living in
the east, survive. His body will be
brought to this city tonight, after an
inquest which viii be conducted by Brit
ish Columbia officials to-day. Arrange
ments for the funeral viii be made later
Duncan G.. Inverarity returned to this
city last night by boat, accompanied by
Con Walsh. While Mr.. Tnverarity's in
juries are painful they are not serious"