Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-12-29
April en-. D. Ber,itz, foundee of I..-

April IN. ID. Be?utE, FOUNDED Of lzk-
guage schools, in New York.
April S-JuIIe opp (Mrs. william Faver-
| sham), actress, in New York.
April 9-Archbishop Walsh of Dublin.
Sydney Fisher, Canadian statesman.
April l0-Federal Judge J. e. Prtchard.
former United States senator, at Asheville,
| N. G.
April n-Augusta Victoria. former en-
| press of Germany.
April 1S-Marshall M Kirkman, railroad
authority and author, in Chicago.
April Z7-Mrs. Lucy Flower, pioneer edu-
| Gator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
| April 30-John Robinson, retired circus
| owner at Miami Fla
May 3-Dr. w. r. Brooks discoverer of
many comets, at Geneva. N, Y
| T. B. Catron of New Mexico.
May Nv. w. Canada, for 10 years
United States consul at Vera Cruz, Mex
| leo.
May 1S-Franklin K. Lane former Sec
rotary of the interior. at Rochester, Mimi.
May 19-Edward d. White, chief justice
OF, United States Supreme court in Wash
| ington.
May 21-Mrs. Ella l. Rood, founder of
Audubon society, in Chicago.
May 25-Emile ComDes, French states
| man.
H. B. Ledyard, chairman Michigan Gen.
May 2S-Dr. NJ R. vesnitch. Jugo-slav
statesman.
Very Rev. DR.. Andrew Morrissey, CO.
adjutor general of the Congregation of
the Holy Cross and former president of
Notre Dame university.
| May 29-Brig. Gen. Horace Porter, Civi1
war veteran and diplomat. in New York.
June 5-Rt. Hon. William 7. Crooks.
| labor leader of England.
June ALVIN T. Hert, Republican ma
| tonal committeeman from Kentucky.
Brig. Gen. j. w. Ruckman at Brook
line, Mass.
June S-Col. F. w. Galbraith, Jr. ma
tional commander of American Legion
killed in automobile accident at Indian
| apolis.
June 9-Col. William Hester, president
| Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
June 13-Gen Jose Gomez, former presi-
dent of Cuba, in New York.
II: c.. 1de, former governor general OF
Philippines
June 15-Judge w. A. Blount of Florida.
president American Bar association.
June 16-William E. Mason, congress-
man-at-large from Illinois
June 22-Dr. Morris Jastrow, Jr., au~
thorty on Semitic literature.
Gen. c. H. Taylor, editor of Boston
June 2S-Prof. Elias Colbert. veteran
journalist and astronomer of Chicago.
Charles j. Bonaparte of Baltimore, for
| mer cabinet member.
June 29-Lady Randolph Churchill in,
| London.
June 3O-Maj. Gen. Edward Fielding,
vice president Volunteers of America.
July 3-John F. Wallace, famous en-
gineer, in Washington.
July 15-Dr. w. E. Stone, president Pur-
due university, killed in mountain climb
ing accident.
July 24-Judge septimus Hanna, leader
in Christian Science church.
July 29-Robert E. Burke, former Demo-
cratic leader of Chicago.
Charles B. Cory, ornithologist, at Ash
land, Wis.
July 31-Edgar saltus. author, in New
| York city.
Aug. 2-Enrco Caruso, operate tenor,
| in toll
Aug. John G. Jenkins, Wisconsin jur-
list, at Milwaukee,
Congressman r. A. James of Virginia
Aug S-Thomas S. Rowland, vice presi-
dent Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
way, in Boston
John D. Spreckles, Jr., in San Fran
cisco.
Aug. 11-William C. Hook of Kansas.
Jurist.
Aug. 13-samuel P. Colt, rubber manu-
facturer, at Bristol r. l.
Aug. liking Peter of Serbia, at Bel
grade.
Aug. 19-Maj. Gen Harry A Greene U.
S. A, retired, at Oakland. Cal.
Demetrios Rhallys, former premier of
| Greece.
Aug. 2s-sir Sam Hughes, Canadian
| statesman,
Aug 25-Peter Cooper Hewitt, American
inventor, in Paris
Aug. 31-Fied Marshal Count Won Bue-
low, in Berlin.
Sept. 2-Austin Dobson. English poet
Sept. u-Marquls of Milford Haven
prince Louis of Battenberg), in London
Former United States Senator George
P. Wetmore of Rhode Island.
Sept. 15-Peer o. Stromme, journalist
and author, at Madison, Wis.
Sept. 1S-Rt. Rev. Thomas O'Gorman.
Catholic bishop of Sioux Falls, S. d.
Sept: 2-sir Ernest Cassel, British
tinancier.
Sept. 2S-Engelbert Humperdinck, Ger
man composer.
Oct Former Federal Judge P. S.
Grosscup of Chicago, at sea.
Oct david s. Bspham, American
baritone, in New York.
Former King William II Of Wurtem-
oct 12-Philander Case Knox, United
States senator from Pennsylvania.
Oct. lS-Ludwig III, former king Of
Oct 2i-Maj. Gen. w. W. wotherspoon.
U. S. A, retired.
~. Oct y cor W. M 1cs King io president
Nov. 3-Dan R. Hanna, capitalist and
publisher of Cleveland, O.
Nov. 5-Rev. Antoinette L. B. Blackwell,
first woman ordained as minister in Uni
ted States at Elizabeth. N. ].
Nov. &c. H. Prior, pioneer railway
builder, in Minneapolis.
Mrs George J. Gould edith Kingdon),
at Lakewood, N. j.
| Nov. 20-Lawrence c. Earl, American
painter, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Nov. 22-Christine Nilsson, Countess de
Casa Miranda, operate soprano, in CO.
penhagen.
Henry NJ. Hyndman, British Socialist
| leader.
Nov. 24-Ernest Wadsworth Longfelow,
artist and last surviving son of the poet
Longfellow in Boston.
Nov. 2T-Lieut. Col. c. w. Whittlesey,
hero of lost BATTALION" suicide at sea.
Nov. 2S-Abdul BAHIA Abbas, leader of
the Bahaists, at Halfa, Syria.
Nov. 29-Ivan Caryll. musical comedy
composer, in New York.
| Lord Mount stephen, creator of Cana
dian Pacific railway system.
Dec. 10-Sir Arthur Pearson, noted Eng
lish publisher.
Victor jacob. composer, in New York.
T. Dec 11-EarF of Halsbury, former Brit
lsh lord high chancellor.
Dec. 12-H. Clay Evans of Tennessee,
former commissioner of pensions.
Dec. 15-Congressman j. A. Elston of
California.
John W. Duntley, millionaire manufac-
turer of pneumatic tools, in Chicago.
Dec. 16-Camille Sant-Saens, French
composer and musician.
.. DISASTERS
Jan. 1S-Pachuca, Mexico, inundated by
breaking of dam; many killed or injured.
Jan. '20-British submarine and crew of