Re-Union

A semi-weekly newspaper published in Watertown, NY, 1866-1918, by A.H. Hall.It began with the July 19, 1866 issue.


WATERTOWN RE-UNION NEWSPAPER VITALS

October - December 1887


Jan-Mar 1887, Apr-Jun 1887, Jul-Sep 1887, Oct-Dec 1887


October 1887

October 5, 1887, p. 5:

Married:
In this city, Sept. 29, 1887, by Revs L. J. Dean and C. C. Townsend, Miss CARRIE FREEMAN and STEPHEN A. LOWE, both of this city.

At the residence of S. Burtis, at Gouverneur, Sept. 27, by Rev. H. S. Schwartz, J. G. WALTON WIGGINS and Miss ALLIE A. BURTIS, daughter of J. D. BURTIS, all of Antwerp.

At Theresa, Sept. 11, by Rev. C. W. Brooks, DWIGHT E. BOLTON of Wegatchie, and Miss MARY J. SMITH of Heuvelton.

At Theresa, Sept. 8, by Rev. C. W. Brooks, JAMES H. CALDER and Miss JENNIE ELIZA HALE, both of Clayton.

At North Wilna, Sept. 22, by Rev. G. D. Ellis, ALVIN YOUNG and ELLA V. PRICE, both of Sterlingville.

At Leray, Sept. 24, by Rev. D. D. Parker, FERNANDO L. ROCKWOOD of Felts Mills and Miss SARAH J. CHRISTIE of Leray.

At the Crowner House Sept. 29, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, THEODORE LAPATRIE and SARA JACKSON, both of Stony Island, NY

At the home of the bride's mother, in the town of Wilna, NY, Sept. 28, by Rev. J. Winslow, EDSON GETMAN of Theresa, NY and Miss LAURETTA REYNOLDS of Great Bend.

In this city, Sept. 21, by Rev. M. F. Ambrose, MATHEW MORAN of Lowville and Miss HATTIE WOLFE of Parish, Oswego Co., NY.

CHINA WEDDING:
A complete surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS KANE at their home near Carthage on Thursday the 22nd of Sept; it being the 20th anniversary of their marriage...gifts received from Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Malone of Milwaukee, Wis., brother and sister of Mrs. K...Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCanna of Burlington, Wis, cousins of Mrs. K...Mrs. JAMES KANE of Sterlingbush...(see notice for details of the event)

Died:
In the town of Antwerp, June 16, at the residence of his daughter, MRS. ALFRED THOMPSON, Mr. HARMON SMITH, age 77 years, 8 months and 22 days.

At Philadelphia, NY, on the 3d inst., JOHN F. LATIMER, age 84 years.

In this city, October 3, MARY A., daughter of HUGH and BRIDGET O'CONNOR, age 31 years, 2 months and 27 days.

At Sackets Harbor, Oct. 2, ANNIS A. STONE, sister of Hon. THEODORE CANFIELD, age 74 years.

At Hartford, Conn, Sept. 30, MARY A., widow of the late JOSEPH LaBRECK, age 52 years.

Near Limerick, Sept. 27, FRANK D. ALLEN, infant son of DENTON ALLEN, age 4 weeks and 14 days.

At Antwerp, Sept. 9, BETSEY CHAPIN, age 89 years, 7 months, 17 days.

At Flushing, L.I., Sept. 29, THOMAS G. COUGHLIN, formerly of this county.

At Sackets Harbor, Sept. 26, LOUISE C., wife of WILLIAM C. BAIN, age 25 years, 3 months, 14 days.

At Sackets Harbor, Sept. 25, LAURA M., infant daughter of FRANK and MINNIE SYMONDS, age 2 months.

At Black River, Sept. 28, EMMA A., wife of CHARLES MATTHEWS, age 21 years.

In this city, Sept. 27, VERENA, daughter of MANLY D. and HATTIE PRATT, age 11 months, 10 days.

In this city, Sept. 27, CATHERINE CONROY, age 78 years.

In this city, Sept. 28, GERTRUDE, widow of the late WILLIAM FONDA, age 83? years, 8 months, 13 days.

DEATH -
S. R. CLEVELAND of this city, received a telegraph dispatch from Ipswich, Dakota, Thursday evening stating that MRS. P. B. POTTER died there at 6 a.m. Thursday. The deceased was well known in this vicinity, and her many friends will regret to learn of her untimely death. She was the daughter of P. CLEVELAND of East Hounsfield. She was married about a year ago, and has since made Ipswich her home.

HIRAM PRIEST died at his residence in the town of Watertown, last Wednesday night. He came to this city on Wednesday and returned home in the evening, when he was taken with hemorrhage of the lungs and died a few minutes after he reached the house. He was well known and respected and the family has the sympathy of all in their bereavement.

HOPESTILL FORBES died at his home near Rural Hill, Friday afternoon, age 74 years. Mr. Forbes has been a resident of the town for something over fifty years, and was highly esteemed and respected by all who knew him. He was the father of Mrs. RUDOLPHUS BLISS and LELAND FORBES both of whom reside at Rural Hill.

October 12, 1887, p. 3:

Married:
At the home of the bride, ROBERT BAKER of Sackets Harbor, Oct. 4, by Rev. J. Winslow, JOHN M. FITZGERALD and Miss IDA BAKER, both of Sackets Harbor, NY

At the bride's home in this city, Oct. 5th, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, ROBERT E. SNELL of Racine, Wisconsin and RACHEL A. WHITFORD.

On October 5, at No. 139 Massey St., in this city, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. R. A. Olin, Dr. GEORGE HENRY SEAVER of Turin, Lewis Co., NY and Miss CARRIE MAY CAMPBELL.

On Wednesday, Oct. 5, in Grace Church, Watertown, NY by Rev. Dr. Danker, HERBERT C. FREEMAN and SARAH SOPHIA, daughter of EDWIN POTTS, all of this city.

At Emmanuel Church, Adams, Oct. 3, by Rev. Wm. Cooke, MAXIMILIAN J. FELDMAN and Miss EDITH C. FOX of Adams.

At Watertown, NY by Rev. S. A. Hayt, DD, Oct. 5, PITT ADAMS and NELLIE M. HORTON, both of this city.

At Watertown, NY Oct. 5, by Rev. S. A. Hayt, DD., JOSEPH WECKESSER and AMELIA E. EMERICH both of this city.

At the home of the bride's parents, at Martinsburg, Oct. 3, by Rev. Wm. M. Holbrook, WILLIAM LAVANCHARD of Carthage and Miss ANNIE ATWELL of Martinsburg.

At Carthage, Thursday, Oct. 6, by Rev. F. P. Stoddard, ALBERT E. PRENTICE and Miss ABI JANE BRUCE both of Great Bend.

In this city, Oct. 2, by Rev. C. C. Townsend, JOHN EIKEY and MAGGIE MAITLAND, both of Sandy Creek.

At the City Hotel, Watertown, Oct. 8, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, GEORGE PRIME of LaFargeville and MARY GEGOUX of Clayton.

At the City Hotel, Watertown, Oct. 8, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, HENRY WORKMAN and CELIA SHERMAN both of LaFargeville.

Sept. 14, at LaFargeville at the M. E. Parsonage, by Rev. G. P. York, FRANK E. WAGONER and Miss CORA A. HILL of Orleans.

Died:
At Pillar Point, Sept. 27, EARNEST GILBERT, eldest son of GILBERT H. and NELLIE L. WELDON, age 21 years, 2 months, 7 days.

At Antwerp, on the 3d inst., MRS. PERSIS D. FOSTER, relict of the late Capt. JOHN C. FOSTER, age 75 years.

In this city, Oct. 7, ALONZO D. HUSTED, age 69 years.

At Albany, Sept. 22, J. GORDON son of JOHN H. and MARGARET ROAN, age 5 years, 10 months and 11 days.

At Albany Sept. 30, WILLIAM K., son of JOHN H. and MARGARET ROAN, age 1 year, 10 months, 23 days. Formerly of this city.

At Gardner, Ill., on the morning of Sept. 24, Mr. A. Z. TAYLOR, age 64 years, formerly of LeRay and brother of C. W. TAYLOR of Evans Mills.

At Sandy Creek, Sept. 30, an infant son of REUBIN W. and MARY E. SCRIPTURE, age 4 months and 19 days.

At East Hounsfield, Oct. 5, LUCY HAYES FIELD, wife of H. FIELD, in the 76th year of her age.

In this city, Oct. 4, LORENZO R. MILLER, age 57 years, 6 months and 6 days.

At Sackets Harbor, Oct. 4, CHAS. JACKSON, age 38 years, 1 month, 4 days.

In this city, October 6, LIZZIE E., daughter of ANTHONY and JANE LEASURE, age 18 years, 2 months, 12 days.

DROWNED AT PILLAR POINT-
EDWIN WELDON, son of MRS. NELLIS WELDON, who lives on the Middle Road, north shore of Pillar Point, was drowned in the lake last Wednesday. Weldon, who was 21 years of age went to the residence of Mr. Pool on the north shore, for the purpose of procuring a boat to go fishing. Mr. Pool refused to let him have his boat, as he did not consider it safe. Weldon stayed about the place until Mr. Pool went out in a field to plow, when he took the boat and rowed out a short distance from shore where he began fishing. The boat leaked badly and was soon partially filled with water. By what means is not known but soon after the boat was upset and Weldon was sitting on the bottom of the boat calling for help. Mrs. Pool heard him and sent at once for her husband, but before they could reach him, Weldon had fallen from the boat and was drowned. He was subject to epileptic fits and it is thought he had one while on the boat. The people gathered to do all they could to bring him to life, but failed.

NOTES- The remains of FRANK C. FOX, who was killed by an accident out west, will arrive here Friday of this week.

LORENZO MILLER a well-known farmer of Tylerville, died at the resident of M. C. MONROE on State St., Tuesday evening from injuries received by the running away of his team in this city last Saturday. His right leg was broken and internal injuries were sustained. He was nearly 58 years of age.

KILLED HIMSELF -
ALONZO HUSTED, who resided with his wife and children at 1121/2 Arsenal St., in this city, committed suicide about 4 o'clock last Friday afternoon. He was employed at Bagley & Sewell's foundry, where he worked steady until a few days ago, when he said he did not feel very well, and told the family he would not work for a week. About 7 o'clock Thursday evening he went to his son's residence on Stone St., and borrowed his English bull dog seven shooter revolver telling his son that he wanted it to go hunting with. The following day he went down into the cellar of his house and fired two shots...In one of his pockets was a piece of brown paper...with a farewell message. Coroner Rexford held no inquest as it was a clear case of premeditated suicide. The deceased was 68 years of age and leaves several children to mourn his loss. His wife, and son Hiram, were visiting at Harrisville, when the deed was committed. The funeral occurred Monday and the remains were interred in the North Watertown Cemetery.

October 19, 1887, p. 2:

Married:
In this city, Oct. 12, by Rev. L. Rice, assisted by Rev. C. E. Rice of Cambridge, Mass., EUGENE H. HODGE of South Rutland, and ADELIA L. CORY of Barnes Corners.

In Dexter, Oct. 15, by Rev. L. Rice, ERSKIN H. GILMORE, of Hounsfield and SARAH B. DORCHESTER of Dexter.

At 65 Rutland St., Watertown on the 11th of October, by Rev. W. T. Stokes, GEORGE A. TOWSLEY of Watertown, NY, and CHARLOTTE WOOD of Portland, Canada

At Lowville, Oct. 11, by Rev. C. W. McCormick, EDWARD WORMWOOD of Greig. and Miss MARTHA HILLS of Lowville.

At the residence of the bride's mother, MRS. JOHN LOWE, near Stone Mills, Oct. 15, 1887, by Rev. A. Cheeseman, FRANK K. LEONARD of Lowville, NY and MRS. DELIA A. WEBB of Stone Mills, NY.

At the residence of the bride at Cape Vincent, Oct. 16, by Rev. S. W. Strowger, WILLIAM E. ACKROYD of Clayton and Miss FANNY F. HORR, daughter of the late Col. AUSTIN HORR of Cape Vincent.

Died:
At West Carthage, Oct. 12, MRS. SOPHIA RULISON, relict of the late Mr. NELSON RULISON, age 77 years and 10 months.

At Lorraine, Oct. 5, of hemorrhage of the stomach, GEORGE B. PENNEY, age 51 years.

At East Hounsfield, Oct. 5, LUCY HAYES FIELD, wife of H. FIELD, in the 76th year of her age.

At Ellisburg, Oct. 10, LOTTIE J., infant daughter of HENRY FRANKLIN, age 4 months, 10 days.

At Morris, Minn., Sept. 24, EMILY E., wife of MOSES ELMER, age 55 years. Mrs. Elmer was born in Jefferson County.

At Dry Hill, in the town of Rodman, on the 14th inst, ABNER CARLAY, age 82 years, 8 months and 3 days.

In this city, Oct. 13, AMBROSE W. CLARK, age 77 years, 8 months.

At Sandy Creek, Oct. 17, MARIA, wife of BENJAMIN DENNE, age 63 years.

At Pillar Point of heart disease, Sept. 25, PHILO PHELPS, age 48 years.

In this city, Oct. 17, ROSELL THORNTON age 70 years.

At Sackets Harbor, Oct. 15, SYLVESTER J. LEWIS, age 63 years.

At Sackets Harbor, Oct. 16, KATEI, wife of EDWARD GAMBLE, age 31 years.

In this city, Oct. 16, ANNA A., daughter of PETER and IDA ROBERTS, age 1 year, 1 month, 4 days.

In this city, Oct. 17, CATHERINE E. CLOUGH, age 28 years.

ROSELL THORNTON DEATH -
ROSELL THORNTON, age 70 years, residing on Pearl St., in this city, passed quietly away at midnight, Oct. 17 of dyspepsia. Seven years ago this fall, Mr. Thornton, while engaged in making repairs on the tower of the court house, was working on a scaffold, which gave way, and he fell a distance of 25 feet to the roof below, causing paralysis of the lower limbs from injury to the spine. From this accident the deceased never recovered, and as confined to the house, except as he could get about on crutches. That injury contributed to his death.

OBITUARY - HON. A. W. CLARK:
Hon. AMBROSE W. CLARK died Friday evening at his home, No 54 Massey St., age 77 years. He was one of Watertown's best known citizens having served this district for two terms in Congress, during the exciting days of the Civil War. He as first elected in 1860. He has been an invalid for some years and is death was not unexpected, though it occurred rather suddenly Friday evening...He leaves a son and a daughter, Col. A. W. Clark, paymaster in the United States Army and Mrs. G. A. BAGLEY.

FRANK C. FOX, who met an untimely death in the far west, a few weeks since...made many warm friends. His body was interred in the cemetery at Grangeville in a sealed airtight casket...the remarks were made by Rev. W. A. Hall in the west. From the comments it seemed that his horse threw him into a ravine and he hit his head on the other side, after which the horse rolled over him. His remains were removed from the west and sent to Watertown, where they arrived on Friday last; the funeral and burial services over the remains of the late Alderman Frank C. Fox were performed Saturday afternoon. The services at the house were held at 2 o'clock and Rev. R. A. Olin and F. P. Winnie officiated. The city officials followed the remains to the grave and interment was at Brookside.

October 26, 1887, p. 4:

Married:
At the Arsenal Street Parsonage, Oct. 18, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, ALFRED S. WOOD and NANCY L. HARTIN, both of Watertown.

At the residence of the bride's parents at Adams Center, Oct. 15, by Rev. J. F. Nelson, THOMAS R. VORSE of Oswego and Miss GERTIE D. HALL of Adams Center.

On Wednesday, the 19th inst., at Trinity Rectory, No. 29 Stone Street, Watertown, NY by Rev. Russelll A. Olin, EDWARD LYNE McNEIL of Watertown NY and Miss BARBARA ZAPH of Great Bend NY.

At Wilna, at the home of the bride, Oct. 19, by Rev. D. D. Parker, CHARLES A. BEARD of Watertown and Miss ELZERA F. GRAVES.

At the home of the bride's father, Mr. BRUCE MAYHEW, of Pillar Point, Oct. 19, by Rev. H. Casler, EDWIN MULLEN and MRS. EFFIE V. PUTNAM, all of Pillar Point.

At Woodville, NY, Oct. 18, by Rev. J. V. Shurtz, MARK WILDER of Carthage and Miss MAY CONVERSE of Woodville.

At Watertown, NY Oct. 20, by Rev. S. A. Hayt, D.D., EVERETT B. IRVING and ANNIE L. WAITE, both of this city.

WEDDING BELLS -
The Syracuse Herald of Tuesday says: A nuptial mass was celebrated at St. John's cathedral this morning by the Very Rev. Vicar-General Lynch, during which Mr. FRANK H. LOUGHLIN and Miss MARGARET T. LIGHTON were pronounced husband and wife...The bride is the daughter of JAMES LIGHTON of LIGHTON BROTHERS & McKEEVER and a member of the Young Ladies' sodality...Miss ANNA LAURA, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Mr. Fred Green, best man. The groom, Mr. Loughlin was formerly of Clayton and has been engaged as mail clerk on the NY Central Road, running between this city and NY...

Thursday evening, at the residence of the bride's parents, No. 3 Leray Street, a very happy event occurred...The announcement of the marriage of EVERETT B. IRVING to Miss ANNA WAIT, daughter of DOREPHUS A. WAIT...Rev. S. A. Hayt performed the ceremony...(see notice for list of guests.

A very pleasant wedding took place at the residence of Leonard A. Helmer, in Leray, on Wednesday, it being the marriage of his niece, DORA HELMER, to CHRIS R. LORTSCHER. Miss Kittie Staring acted as bridesmaid and Peter Helmer as best man...the ceremony was performed by Rev. R. Rice of Watertown...

A very pleasant event took place in Woodville Tuesday evening, October 18. The occasion was the marriage of Miss MAY CONVERSE, daughter of Mr. and MRS. J. F. CONVERSE, to Mr. MARK WILDER of Carthage. About 150 relatives and friends attended the ceremony, which was conducted by Rev. J. V. Shurtz of Carthage...Mr. and Mrs. Wilder will reside at Carthage...

About 40 persons gathered by invitation at the residence of Mr. JOHN M. BAUDER in the town of Alexandria on the eve of Oct. 19. The gathering was to celebrate the wedding of his only daughter, Miss NELLIE A. BAUDER, who was joined in holy bonds with Mr. DANIEL H. CURTIS of the same town by the Rev. A. J. Cottrell of Alexandria Bay...they will locate on the Curtis farm near the former home of the bride...

Died:
At Adams, Oct. 12, WILLIAM PUFFER, age 57 years, 5 months.

At Henderson, Oct. 12, WILLIAM T. WALKER, age 61 years.

In this city Oct. 20, CHARLES, son of CHARLES S. and EMMA SCHELLING, age 10 months.

At Mexico, Oswego Co., NY Oct. 12, HOMER BALLARD, formerly a resident of Clayton in this county, and brother of MILTON BALLARD, Esq., of this city, age 71 years.

At Oswego NY, Oct. 18, MARTHA, daughter of HERBERT D. and EMMA L. CARTER, age 8 months, 3 weeks, 3 days.

In this city, Oct. 21, MRS. CAROLINE A. PICKERING, wife of HENRY H. FONDA of New York City.

In South San Francisco, October 9, MICHAEL, dearly beloved husband of MARY ROCHE and brother of JOHN, JAMES and MARGARET ROCHE, a native of the Parish of Banney Connell, County Wicklow, Ireland, age 43 years, 3 months, 25 days.

At Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 17, of consumption, ALBERT P. TAYLOR, age 42 years, formerly of Leray and twin son of C. W. TAYLOR of Evans Mills, NY.

At Brownville, Oct. 20, JOHN M. HEMINGS, age 50 years, 4 months, 8 days.

In this city, Oct. 21st, MICHAEL McDONALD, age 3 days.

In the town of Brownville, Oct. 22, JOHN, son of JOSEPH and JANE GIBSON, age 10 years.


November 1887

November 2, 1887, p. 6:

Married:
On the evening of Oct. 31st, at 62 Academy St., this city, by Rev. W. F. Stokes, WILLIAM E. SIMPSON of Watertown, to CELIA WILLIAMS of Kingston, Canada.

At the residence of the bride's parents 86 Factory St., Oct. 25, by Rev. L. J. Bean, NORMAN A. ROOT and LIZZIE M. PEARSON, both of this city.

At the home of the bride's parents in Theresa, Oct. 19th, by Rev. S. P. Watson, Mr. CHARLES E. GENER of Theresa, and Miss LIBBIE WALTS of Theresa, all of Jeff. Co., NY.
At the Kirby House in Watertown, Oct. 26th by Rev. S. P. Watson, Mr. NATHAN JONES of Leray and Miss ANNA HASKIN of Orleans, all of Jeff. Co., NY.

At Trinity Rectory, No. 29 Stone St., in this city, on Oct. 25, by Rev. Russell A. Olin, ENOOCH RILEY GOTHAM and MRS. ELLEN O'DONNELL GALLAGHER, all of Watertown, NY.

On October 26, at 9 A.M. in Trinity Church, Watertown, NY by Rev. R. A. Olin, assisted by Rev. F. P. Winne, FRANCIS XAVIER McTEIGUE and Miss MARY GILBERT SHEAD, daughter of the late HENRY W. SHEAD, all of Watertown, NY.

On Oct. 27, at the home of the bride's parents, No 28 Prospect St., in this city, by Rev. Russell A. Olin, FRANK NATHAN EARL, and Miss MARY ELIZABETH HALE, all of Watertown, NY.

In Three Mile Bay, the bride's home, Oct. 6, by Rev. W. H. Meriman, EMMETT T. COLLINS of Point Peninsula and AMELIA FLANDER of Cape Vincent.

WEDDINGS BELLS -
A pleasant wedding took place at Trinity Church at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, it being the occasion of the union of Mr. FRANK McTEIGUE to Miss MARY G. SHEAD...The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. A. Olin, assisted by Rev. F. P. Winne, assistant rector of Trinity Church, according to the forms of the Episcopal Church....A reception was held at the church...

A beautiful day greeted the friends of EMMETT T. COLLINS and AMELIA FLANDER, who on Wednesday, 26 instant, plighted their vows of marriage a the home of MRS. C. FLANDER, the bride's mother, near Three Mile Bay...Groomsmen were J. E. Lewis and James Bates; bridesmaids were Miss Carrie Shuler and Miss Lewis, all of Cape Vincent. The ceremony was by Rev. W. H. Merriman...

It will be somewhat of a pleasant surprise to many friends of the young couple to learn of the union at 8 o'clock Thursday morning of FRANK NATHAN EARL, son of Alderman HENRY EARL of this city, and Miss MARY HALE, at the residence of the bride's parents on Prospect Street...Only relatives of the parties being present...Rev. R. A. Olin performed the ceremony...Frank N. Earl is a well known young businessman of this city...under the firm of Earl & Tyler.

From the Omaha Herald:
Last Wednesday evening Miss ANNA HURFORD, daughter of O. P. Hurford, formerly of this city, and HENRY F. LEHR of Oakdale, Neb. were married at the residence of Senator and Mrs. Manderson. The Rev. W. J. Harsha officiated...only relatives being present. They will be at home at Oakdale after a week. Mr. Lehr was born in this county and is a son of NICHOLAS LEHR, who died some seven years ago. He attended the High School in this city...

On Wednesday the 26th, at the residence of the bride's parents in Evans Mills, a very pleasant event occurred. The marriage of ADOLPHUS W. COOK to Miss EMMA S. ISDELL, daughter of JOHN ISDELL occurred...The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wm. B. Clark of Antwerp...

Died:
At Wilna, Oct. 26, of typhoid fever, NELSON LEWIS, age 58 years.

At Deland, Florida, Oct. 26, Miss JENNIE B. FARNHAM of this city and formerly a teacher in our public schools, age 28 years.

At E. Hounsfield, Oct. 29, WILLIAM BOWLES, age 71 years and 2 months.

In this city, Oct. 30, WILLIAM JAMES, son of CATHERINE RILEY, age 18 years and 7 months.

In the town of Adams, Oct. 28, ALFRED B., son of GEORGE and MATILDA STOKES, age 2 years, 1 month and 27 days.

In the town of Adams, Oct. 28, WATSON M., son of GEORGE and MATILDA STOKES, age 5 years, 5 months, 24 days.

In this city, Oct. 30, MARGARET CHAMBERS, age 34 years.

At Dexter, Oct. 16, MRS. AMANDA CLARK, widow of the late DANFORTH T. CLARK, age 86 years.

At Hounsfield Oct. 24, JUSTUS GAIGE, age 15 years.

At Pamelia, Oct. 27, AUGUST, son of JOHN and MARY DOW, age 4 years.

In this city, Oct. 26, PATRICK DORAN, age 75 years.

In this city, Oct. 26, STEVEN, son of JOSEPH and SARAH BLANCHARD, age 6 months.

In Stone Mills, Oct. 26, GEORGE R. COLLINS, age 62 years, 6 months and 8 days.

At her home in Detroit, Michigan, on the 23d inst, JANE, wife of JOHN OADES, formerly of Clayton, NY.

At Gouverneur, NY, Oct. 28, EDWIN GARDNER DODGE, age 48 years.

Near Brownville, Oct. 29, HARRIET, widow of the late ELI PHELPS, age 74 years.

OBITUARY - E. G. DODGE:
EDWIN GARDNER DODGE died at his home in the village of Gouverneur at 9:30 A.M., Friday of paralysis, age about 47 years. Mr. Dodge was a brother of Mrs. John Lansing of this city and W. Robert Dodge, postmaster at Gouverneur. He resided in Watertown when a young man and at the age of 25 years moved to Gouverneur...About 18 months ago Mr. Dodge suffered a stroke of paralysis. A few weeks ago he suffered a second shock which ultimately caused his death...Mr. Dodge was prominent and active in politics in this town...Mr. Dodge was never married.

November 9, 1887, p. 1:

Married:
At the home of the bride, at Black River, Nov. 3, by Rev. W. F. Touke, MATTHEW A. PARKINSON and Miss JENNIE M. PACKARD, both of Black River.

At Smithville, Oct. 29, by Rev. V. G. Shaffer, ADELBERT PATTEN and Miss ALICE EDWARDS, both of Belleville.

At Adams, Oct. 25, by Rev. J. J. Cowles, GEORGE C. THOMAS and Miss NELLIE M. EVANS of Adams.

At Philadelphia, at the M. E. Parsonage, Oct. 25, by Rev. E. E. Cheeseman, FRED W. MOTT and CORA N. OVERACKER both of Gouverneur.

At 16 William St., Watertown, NY, Nov. 2, by Rev. C. C. Townsend, EDWIN G. BABBITT and ALICE MAY WOODARD, both of Pinckney, NY.

At the Kirby House, this city, Nov. 3, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, WILLIAM F. HOWKE and Miss RUTH OSBORNE, both of Depauville.

At the bride's home, Watertown, Nov. 5, by Rev. J. R. Kenyon, CHARLES K. GURNEE of Watertown and Miss EMMA W. HICKOX.

Died:
Near Three Mile Bay, Nov. 5, THOMAS KLOCK, age 87 years, 6 months, 21 days.

In this city, Nov. 5, MARY E., wife of O. BISNESS, age 28 years, 7 months, 6 days.

In this city, Nov. 7, CTHERINE CARLIN, widow of the late LUKE CARLIN, age 87 years, 8 months.

On Pillar Point, Nov. 7, ANGELINE, widow of the late SAMUEL ROAT, age 73 years, 7 months, 22 days.

At Sackets Harbor, NY, Nov. 7, WILLIAM S., infant son of EZRA and CLOTHILDE INMAN, age 4 months.

At Burrs Mills, Nov. 6, ELLA, daughter of ROBERT AND LOUCRETIA WOOLSEY, age 9 years.

In this city, Nov. 6, FREDDIE A., son of ANTHONY and NELLIE ROBERTS, age 11 months, 18 days.

BYRON, only child of GEORGE and NETTIE HALLER, age 2 years, 5 months, near Depauville, NY on Sept. 9 of membranous croup.

In this city, Nov. 5, DWIGHT S. ROBBINS, age 86 years.

In this city, Nov. 5, CHARLES MELLEIN, age 30 years.

At Adams, Oct. 29, HUGH THAYER HUESTIS, age 11 months, 21 days.

At Carthage, Oct. 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM DENISHA, age 10 years.

At Carthage Oct. 25, FRANK W. PHINEY, age 27 years, 10 months, 19 days.

At her home at East Watertown, Nov. 2, OLIVE B., wife of FRANK B. ANDREWS and daughter of JAMES M. and ELIZA R. SIGOURNEY, age 40 years, 9 months and 18 days.

In this city Nov. 3, LUCY MILLER, age 95 years.

At Evans Mills, Nov. 4, HANNAH, wife of DANIEL FISK, age 10 years, 10 months and 3 days.

Mrs. OLIVE B., wife of FRANK G. ANDREWS, of East Watertown, died at her late residence in that village at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs. Andrews as a sister of CHARLES SIGOURNEY of this city, where she has many friends who will regret to learn of her sudden death.

A young man named JOHN HINDS died recently on the steamer "Grecian" and was buried at sea. He was formerly in the employ of Capt. Harris of Wolfe Island but the whereabouts of his friends are not known.

November 15, 1887, p. 3:

Married:
At State St. M.E. Church Parsonage, Nov. 12, by Rev. C. C. Townsend, HENRY V. JOYCE and ALICE O. HIGLE, both of Watertown.

At the bride's home, Nov. 14, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, CHARLES S. HARDY of Pamelia and ANNIE E. NORRIS of Watertown.

At the Arsenal St. Parsonage, Nov. 14, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, CLARK FREDERICK and LIBBIE McCOY both of Lorraine, NY.

On the evening of Nov. 12, at 12 Hamilton St., Watertown, by Rev. W. T. Stokes, SAMUEL OUTTERSON, SENIOR and HARRIET P. HARVEY, both of Watertown.

At 41 Central St., this city, Nov. 9, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, BENJAMIN RUSSELL of Clayville, NY and HATTIE COOPER of Watertown.

At No. 4 Bradley St., this city, Nov. 9, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, ROBERT BROWN and MARTHA SHILLINGTON, both of Watertown.

Died:
In Burrville, Nov. 15, NELLIE, daughter of GEORGE and ALMINA ELMER, age 10 years.

In this city, Nov. 14, HENRY, son of CHARLES C. and LILLIE MAY DASHNEAU, age 10 days.

At Rome, NY, Nov. 13, MARY, widow of the late WILLIAM BOULTER, age 28 years.

At Henderson Nov. 7, MARY, wife of Dr. J. B. NUGENT. Sister of JOHN FLETCHER and MRS. A. E. ROGERS of this city.

In this city, Nov. 9, ADA E., daughter of JAMES B. and the late EMILINE CARTER, age 33 years,7 months, 5 days.

At E. Hounsfield, Nov. 9, ELIZABETH A., wife of M. W. BLOOD, age 60 years, 2 months, 3 days.

At Burrville, Nov. 11, CARLION G., son of GEORGE and ALMINA ELMER, age 5 years, 9 months, 14 days.

At Rodman, Nov. 11, MARY, wife of H. R. DYE, age 64 years.

At St. Louis, Michigan, Nov. 10, EMMA F., wife of F. D. LANE, age 53 years, 4 months, 6 days.

Lines that were written on the death of Miss MINNIE MEMBERY of Sackets Harbor, who was drowned in Lake Michigan by the sinking of the steamer, California. Several stanzas.

November 23, 1887, p. 6:

Married:
At the residence of Mr. MARTIN V. B. STODDARD in Pinckney, Lewis Co, NY, Nov. 16, by Rev. W. Riley Helms, Mr. FRED HENRY DEAN of Rodman to Miss NORA MAY STODDARD of Pinckney.

At Redwood, Nov. 15, by Rev. G. F. Hartwig, Dr. JOURDAN and Miss AMELIA KISSEL, both of Theresa.

At the home of the bride near Spragueville, NY, Nov. 16, at 11 a.m. by the Rev. B. M. Phelps, former pastor of Spragueville, SIDNEY? J. LAMB of Somerville and Miss MARY A. COBEY of Spragueville.

At the residence of D. W. Sprague of Spragueville, NY, Nov. 16, at 2 p.m. by the Rev. B. M. Phelps (former pastor), FRED PEAOCK and Miss FRANKIE J. KITTS, both of Spragueville.

At the Arsenal St. Parsonage, Nov. 17 by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, WILLIAM SATTIMORE, JR. of Watertown and SARAH L. WILLIAMS of Alexandria, NY.

At the residence of the bride's parents, Nov. 9, by Rev. Geo. Ernest, LEVI H. THOMPSON of Ellisburg, and Miss EMMA J. PITKIN of Lorraine.

At Carthage, Nov. 16, by the Rev. J. C. Darling, ARTHUR P. DAYTON and Miss CELIA RIDER, both of Philadelphia.

At Adams, Nov. 15, by Rev. W. F. Brown, Albert Hake of Watertown and MRS. SOPHRONIA A. HESLOP of Watertown.

Nov. 16 by Rev. Wm. M. Holbrook, ORLANDO ARTHUR and MRS. HARRIET A. ROWSAM, all of Martinsburg, NY.

In this city Nov. 12, by Rev. C. C. Townsend, HENRY V. JOYCE and Miss ALICE OPHELIA HOGLE, both of Watertown.

In this city, Nov. 15, by Rev. M. F. Ambrose, PATRICK LAVERY and Miss MARIA CORCORAN, both of Watertown.

Died:
At Middletown Springs, VT, Nov. 9, MRS. R. F. EATON, age 72 years, a former resident of Adams.

In town of Cape Vincent, Nov. 8, GRACIA, wife of ISAAC VAN OSTRAND, age 69 years, and 6 months.

At Brownville, Nov. 16, GUSTAVUS V. CODMAN, age 74 years.

In the city of Petersburg, VA, 359 Washington St., WM. WARREN, formerly of Cape Vincent, age 56 years.

In the town of Watertown, Nov. 18, JOHN P. WILSON, age 84 years, 10 months, 3 days.

In this city, on the morning of the 18th inst., WILLIAM M. DUNLAP, age 82 years and 9 months.

At Sackets Harbor, Nov. 19, MARGARETT, widow of the late JAMES ROGERS, age 81 years.

Near Barnes Corners, NY, Nov. 17, WILLIAM B. FENN, age 80 years, 11 months and 9 days.

At Rutland Hollow, Nov. 13, AZRO T. FRINK, age 30 years and 11 months.

At Rutland Hollow, Nov. 21, HARRY C., son of the late AZRO T and AMY FRINK, age 1 year and 7 months.

In the town of Cape Vincent, Nov. 8, GRACIA, wife of ISAAC VAN OSTRAND, age 72 years. (Age at death differs from notice above.)

November 30, 1887, p. 3:

Married:
At the Arsenal St. Parsonage, Nov. 26, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, HERMAN D. CARROLL and EVA J. GROFF, both of Watertown.

At Brownville, Nov. 23, by Rev. G. F. Hartwig, GEO KISSEL and EMMA MALLETT both of Brownville.

At Theresa, Nov. 24 by Rev. G. F. Hartwig, ELMER SNELL and KATIE HARTMAN both of Plessis.

Died:
Nov. 30 the Rev. E. Z. BLOUNT, age 77 years, 7 months.

Entered into rest in this city, Nov. 24, SOLOMON W. BEROW, age 41 years,8 months, 16 days.

At Watertown, Nov. 24, CHARLES A., son of FRANK P. and ANN McCORMICK, age 17 years, 8 months.

In this city, Nov. 25, MABEL NELLIE, daughter of FRANK L. and NELLIE E. PHILLLIPS, age 3 months.

At New York City, Nov. 25, CARO, daughter of WILLIAM H. and JULIA P. HOTCHKIN, age 15 years.

In this city, Nov. 28, SARAH E., widow of the late CHARLES HAGAR and sister of HENRY EARL of this city, age 58 years.

At Stone Mills, Nov. 27, JOHN SEEBER, age 84 years.

In this city, Nov. 28, MARY, widow of the late CAMILE ROBALL, age 76 years.

At Pamelia, Nov. 27, MARY JANE HOWLAND, age 53 years, 9 months, 8 days.

In this city, Nov. 28, LUCY, widow of the late ASA GLEASON, age 91 years.

EDWARD NUN, age about 50 years and residing with his wife at State Road, Adams, committed suicide by taking paris green Tuesday night. Nun had been ill for some time past. Reports say that he was out of his right mind during the past few days. It is supposed that he grew melancholy in view of the symptoms of consumption developed and the apparent hopelessness of his case. When convulsions seized him it was suspected that poison was the cause. All efforts to save him were ineffectual for he had taken sufficient to cause the death of several.

OBITUARY -MRS. JAMES KEARNS:
Died, at her hold home in the village of Philadelphia, NY, Sunday morning, Nov. 27, CATHERINE FINLEY, wife of JAMES KEARNS, age 67 years. She had but recently returned to her old homestead from Theresa Junction, where she had been for the past nine years. The deceased was the mother of Supervisor THOMAS F. KEARNS of the 4th ward in this city. She leaves a husband and six children who mourn her loss, one of whom was telegraph operator at Theresa Junction for many years...

Rev. DANIEL W. RONEY, age 76 and one of the oldest ministers connected with the Methodist Church, died at Utica, Thursday morning. In 1848 he became a member of the old Black Rover Conference and subsequently served as pastor of churches at Red Creek, Cato, Depauville, Carthage, Canton, Belleville, Rome, Baldwinsville and Boonville and other places. He filled the positions of presiding elder in the Adams and Ogdensburg districts.

ORRY SHEAR, age 17 years was drowned in the Indian River at Philadelphia, this county, about 12 o'clock last Saturday. He was pushing logs into the boom near Robert's Steam Saw Mill in that village, when he lost his balance and fell into the river. His body was recovered ten minutes after the accident occurred. Dr. Rodenhurst tried to resuscitate him, but is efforts were in vain.

The body of JOSEPH DELANEY, who was drowned October 3rd, while passing from Clayton to his home on Grindstone Island in a row boat was found Thursday by John Tidds and David White of Wells Island, floating in the waters of the St. Lawrence River near Peel Dock below Fisher's landing. ...

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED:
CHARLES McCORMICK, age 17 years falls to the ground a corpse while hunting with three companions in Snell's Woods last Thursday- Charles was accidentally shot while hunting in Snell's Woods about three miles from this city. Charles, Geo. W. Adams, Houghton Herrick and Willard McCormick started out at 6:30 o'clock that morning on a hunting trip. In pursuit of a partridge, McCormick led the chase. Adams slipped and in throwing up his hands to regain his balance, his thumb slipped from the hammer, which immediately fell upon the loaded cartridge and a second later, Charles sank to the ground...The Coroner and District Attorney were notified and decided that the sad affair was purely accidental. The remains were taken to his late residence, No. 102 Franklin Street in this city, where the mother was stricken down by grief...The funeral was attended from St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock Saturday morning...

FAMILY REUNION -
A very pleasant occurrence was that which took place at Great Bend the 24th inst. when, after a separation of 17 years, the family of Jos. Brown were reunited upon the old homestead. Mr. Brown's six children are more or less widely separated. The eldest daughter, MRS. GEO. O. LANPHER resides at Wakefield, Neb; MRS. R. H. PHELPS at Adams Centre; MRS. TRUMAN CROWNER at Natural Bridge; MRS. FRANK HALL at Bridgeport, Conn.; Mr. WM. BROWN at Sanfords Corners and Mr. FRED BROWN is at the normal school at Potsdam.


December 1887

December 7, 1887, p. 7:

Married:
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 30, at No. 27 Stone St., in this city, by Rev. Russel A. Olin, WILLIAM EDWARD YOUNG and KATHERINE CRIPPLEBEN, both of Watertown.

Died:
In the town of Watertown, Dec. 3, MELISSA WARD, age 43 years.

In this city, Dec. 3, D. C. SMITH, age 35 years.

DORA A., eldest daughter of S. M. and ABBIE HALLADAY, near Depauville, Nov. 25, age 8 years, 5 months.

In this city, Nov. 29, GEORGE, son of JOSEPH and ELLEN LAGROW, age 5 months, 8 days.

In this city, Nov. 29, ANNA S., widow of the late GEORGE ERWIN, age 34 years, 8 months.

Entered into rest, in the village of Philadelphia, Sunday morning, Nov. 27,. CATHARINE FINLEY, wife of JAMES KEARNS, age 67 years.

In this city, Dec. 3, MARY ANN, wife of WILLIAM C. KEEFE, age 37 years, 10 months, 15 days.

At Nevada, Iowa, Dec. 3, HANNAH, widow of the late ORRIN PIERCE, age 77 years.

In this city, Dec. 2, WILLIAM HIGGINS, age 42 years.

In this city, Dec. 5, MARY A., wife of S. W. BALLARD, age 71 years, 5 months, 7 days.

OBITUARY RESOLUTION -
At a special meeting of Chaumont Lodge, No. 172, of F. and A. M., held Nov. 26th, 1887...our worthy brother, THOMAS KLOCK.... Mr. John B. Primeau, of this city, received a letter from Toledo, O., Monday, announcing the death of Mr. C. Petit, formerly editor of the French paper "Phare des Lac," which was published in Watertown in 1860 and for several years afterward.

OBITUARY -
MRS. MARGARET MORRIN departed this life Nov. 28, 1887, after a brief illness of one week. The deceased lived to the advanced age of 75 years, emigrating to this country from Dublin, Ireland, about the year 1839, residing in New York until her marriage with Mr. JAMES MORRIN of Harrisburg, PA, at which place they lived until his death which took place in the year 1842. From this time, for the remainder of her life she lived a widow. She came to Northern NY shortly after her husband's death, living with her brother, the late PETER LYNHAM, until his death, after which she lived with her only child, a daughter, MRS. WILLIAM QUINN, of Sterlingville...A requiem mass was sung by Rev. Father Manning of St. Mary's Church, Sterlingville...she was buried in the cemetery at that place...

EDWARD NUNN -
Edward Nunn was born in Richfield, Otsego Co., July 14th, 1840 and came to Rodman about 1857, where he married a daughter of John Hancock in 1862. They had one child, a daughter. In 1874 Mr. Nunn joined the First Baptist Church of Adams...During the month of September a very large sore broke out on his limb which affected his mind and caused his death. Dr. Fred Bailey attended his last hours and did all that could be done, but he had passed beyond recovery before it was known that he had taken the Paris green...

December 14, 1887, p. 8:

Married:
At the residence of the bride's parents in LaFargeville, Nov. 29th, by Rev. G. P. Yost, Mr. WILLIAM D. LAMON and Miss LIBBIE G. BARNER, all of LaFargeville.

At Pamelia, at the residence of the bride's parents, Dec. 7, by Rev. G. W. Bent, JAMES BRETT to Miss EVA SAWDAY, all of Pamelia.

At the Arsenal St. Parsonage, Dec. 6, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, ALBERT LAW, JR., of Russell and FANNIE EVANS of Evans Mills.

Died:
At Binghamton, NY, Dec. 7, MOSES BUCHIA, age 39 years.

In this city, Dec. 7, THOMAS SAVAGE, age 89 years, 7 months, 3 days.

In this city, Dec. 7, JAMES FAHAY, age 61 years, 1 day.

At Hounsfield, Dec. 8, WILLIAM O. ALEXANDER, age 25 years.

In this city, Dec. 9, SARAH, wife of CHARLES BOYLES, age 39 years.

In this city, Dec. 10, GEORGE E. ANDERSON, age 26 years, 9 months, 15 days.

In this city, Dec. 10, JOHN McFARLAND, age 98 years, 5 months, 13 days.

At Evans Mills, Dec. 10, FLAVILLA, widow of the late BRAINARD EVERETT, age 86? years, 9 months.

In this city, Dec. 12, AMELIA B. NICHOLS, age 52 years, 3 months, 27 days.

In this city, Dec. 12, SAMUEL CONROY, age 82 years.

OBITUARY -
MRS. MARY W. BALLARD, wife of S. W. BALLARD, died Dec. 5th at the Keep Home. The cause of her death was cancer, an insidious diseases which, in this instance, was thought to be sciatic rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard have resided at the Keep Home for some time past, and the deceased had endeared herself to all who knew her. After a happy period of 53 years of married life, Mr. Ballard feels deeply the force of the blow which takes the beloved partner of his joys and sorrows away from him forever. Mrs. Ballard's maiden name was MARY WARREN. She was born in Hounsfield in 1816, being 71 years old. Her father, ELISHA WARREN, was a farmer, well known and respected...Upon reaching the age of 19 years she married to S. W. Ballard, who lived at that time in Brownville. The marriage occurred in the town of Brownville to which place her parents had moved, October 27, 1834. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard resided there until 1849, when they removed to this city, only a few days before the great conflagration. They have resided in Watertown ever since, Mr. Ballard having been engaged a greater portion of the time in the business of undertaker. Ten children were born to them, all but four of whom died in infancy...Mrs. Ballard was a communicant of Trinity Church, having been a member since 1849.

December 21, 1887, p. 5:

Married:
At Redwood, Dec. 15, by Rev. G. F. Hartwig, HENRY HAAS and LILLIE BICKELHAUMPT.

Died:
At Hounsfield, Dec. 19, CATHARINE, widow of the late RICHARD G. SMITH, age 80 years, 4 months, 6 days.

In this city, Dec. 17, Miss ELIZABETH MARKHAM, age 78 years.

In this city, Dec. 19, CALVIN DANFORTH RICHEY, age 48 years, 7 months, 8 days.

In this city, Dec. 15, MRS. P. N. TRAVER, wife of the late PETER N. TRAVER, age 77 years, 11 months.

In the town of Brownville, Dec. 11, EDGAR SOUTHARD, age 40 years.

At Bassett, Neb., Dec. 13, WINDSOR H. SMITH, son of MRS. ANGELINE SMITH, age 21 years, 8 months, 15 days, formerly of Jefferson County.

At Hounsfield, Dec. 15, at the residence of John Colten, MARTHA WHALEN, age 18 years, 11 months, 18 days.

At Omar, Dec. 11th, MRS. ELLAS COON in her 65th year. (short stanza followed notice)

OBITUARY - ALDERMAN RICHEY:
CALVIN D. RICHEY, who during the past two years, has represented the second ward of the city on the Board of Aldermen, passed away at his home on William St., Monday morning after an illness of but short duration; the disease was pneumonia. The deceased was 48 years of age... He was a son of Rev. THOMAS RICHEY of this city. He was a brother of W. W. RICHEY, MRS. L. M. EMBURY and Miss HATTIE H. RICHEY, and leaves a wife and a daughter, MRS. W. J. STILLMAN of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to mourn his loss.

A HORRIBLE FATE -
EDGAR SOUTHARD falls from the second floor of a mill to the rocks below, a distance of 35 feet and is almost instantly killed....Mr. Southward was age 40...The deceased leaves a wife who resides at No. 131 Main St., in this city. JOHN SOUTHARD of Brownville is a brother of the deceased...The funeral service was held in the village of Brownville at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The remains will be interred in the cemetery in that village.

December 28, 1887, p. 3:

Married:
At the Arsenal St. Parsonage, Dec. 25, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, BYRON H. WISWELL to Miss CARRIE A. SNELL both of Theresa, NY.

At Watertown, Dec. 23, by Rev. L. J. Dean, FENTON KELLY of Sanfords Corners and LUCINDA A. RUSSELL of Worth

In the city of Watertown, at No. 6, Winslow St., at the home of the bride, Dec. 22, by the Rev. J. Winslow, JAMES WM. WAKEFIELD of Theresa, and Miss JULIA ESTELLE MATTESON, daughter of ELISHA MATTESON of this city.

At Watertown, No. 51, State St., Dec. 22, b the Rev. J. Winslow, ROBERT HARMER and Miss CARRIE HALL, both of Sackets Harbor.

On Dec. 26 at 71 River St., this city, by Rev. Zachariah H. Tyler, JOHN H. BOOKER of Watertown to MARY M. THOMAS of Adams.

At 68 Mill St., Dec. 26, by Rev. J. B. Kenyon, DANIEL HARE to CORA C. CLARK, both of Watertown.

Died:
In this city, Dec. 20, LENA MAY, daughter of WILLIAM and EMMA FENN, age 8 months, 18 days.

At California, Iowa, Dec. 9 of diphtheria, JAMES FREDDIE, only child of WM. N. and JENNIE E. PAYNE, age 17 months, 20 days.

In the town of Watertown, Dec. 22, DEWITT D. SEYMOUR, age 36 years, 7 months.

In this city, Dec. 21, BENJAMIN BABCOCK, age 72 years, 5 months, 28 days.

In the town of Orleans, Dec. 12, FREDERICK WETTERHAHN, age 74 years, 8 months, 21 days.

In this city, Dec. 22, GEORGE BENEDICT, son of JOHN and KATE MEYLOR, age 7 months.

At Sackets Harbor, Dec. 23, MARY CRAWFORD, age 73? years, 2 months, 20 days.

In Pamelia, Dec. 22, TRUMAN B. TOWNSEND, age 81 years, 3 months, 18 days.

At Camden, NY on the 23rd inst, MATILDA G. BUSH, mother of MRS. GEO. McCOMBER and MRS. S. A. WILLARD of this city, and MRS. REV. C. H. GULLE of Camden, NY, age 80 years, 5 months.

At Sanfords Corners, Dec. 24, ADAH M. FAIRMAN, age 28 years.

In Evans Mills, Dec. 26, RICHARD F. PAUL, age 44 years.

In Willard, NY Dec. 21, OCTAVA MONTONDA, age 40 years.

In this city, Dec. 25, MARY CARR, age 75 years.

The death of Mrs. A. A. VORCE of Henderson, is announced to have occurred Wednesday. Mrs. Vorce was a sister of MRS. G. H. READE, formerly of this city. The cause was heart trouble.

BENJAMIN BABCOCK, who was stricken with a stroke of paralysis while seated at supper some days ago, died at his late residence on Moulton St., about seven o'clock Wednesday evening. The deceased was 72 years of age and an employe of the Watertown Steam Engine Company...

Dr. WILLARD P. SPALDING died at Fort Wayne, Indiana on the 19th inst. Dr. Spalding was the first practicing dentist in Watertown. He established himself here in 1829. He was born in Chelmsford, Mass., in Jan. 1801, consequently would have attained his 87th yer next January. His wife was ALMIRA PENNNIMAN of Wilna, who died in 1861. Dr. Spalding leaves two children: WILLARD W. SPALDING of Fort Wayne, and MRS. F. T. EVANS of Carthage, NY


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