The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-21
rHEoDoRE LEE SNOW,
Sketch Of Former Barre Man, Who Died
in WATERFOWL, Conn.

Theodore Lee SNOW died Saturday
evening AT o'clock, at bis homo in
Watertown, Conn., q tuberculosis Of
the lungs Although he had been iail.
ing gradually for over i year. THE end
came suddenly and was unexpected hy bic
famiy ile died while sitting al his
chair.
NIL Snow was born September ri
1853, Ia Belmont ~ II fIe was the
only son and the youngest 81 the three
children born to Captain Artemus W.
Snow and Margaret lee Snow When
a y0ung man be went 70 Natiand where
he learned the marble cutting trade
and Ia 1880 be came to Barre where he
followed the granite cutting trade
for many years tie later became em,
ployed by the Yiles Electric Lighting
company and soon worked up to be the
company's superintendent in Barre
In 1875 he was married, u Burllngs
ton to Miss Armlda tyock Of Joliet
lll Two children we're born to them
both al whom died Of diphtheria, Ar
thur r. aged II and Enma, aged 2,
Mrs Snow died February l6 1900, He
was married second time OH July 10,
1901. 10 Mise Kate n. Healey Of Barre,
who survives him
IA 1908 MI. and Mrs Snow went 10
Litchfold Conn., whore Air snow was
employed by an electric lighting com
pany until four years age when ne
moved to Watertown. where for a time
ne had charge 81 an exchange for the
telephone company 81 that place. Soon
after moving there he suffered shock
and WAS obliged to give up bis work.
During his residence ID Barre, Mr..
Snow became very well known He
went through the ebairs and served as
master Of Granite lodge No. 80, Il a
A NJ. and was district deputy. He was
also q past patron and 3 ciarter mem
Der Of Ruth chapter, O E. s.. and a
member of Green Mountain council,
Royal Aroaunm. He was q member Of
the Barre UniYersalist church and served
on TIE board Of trustees
Mr. Shows death came Just the eyen-
ing before that 81 his hrpthey.in-law,
James Addison Wnieomh. 81 this city
Who married Augusta SNOW Both Mr.
snow and Mr. Whiteomb Rere lhe last
81 their families 70 pass away Mr
SHOWS sister was Mrs John shaw Of
Northport. Me- he leaves three nieces,
Mrs. II A. Richardson and Mrs IN. II.
Taine Of this city and Mrs I. a. Ma
honey 81 Northpoet. Me
a prayer service was held 1T the late
home in WatqftoWn, az o'clock Mon
day evening the Rev 81 3 Holmes,
pastor Of the Congregational ehunh,
officiating q picked quartet from The
choir Of the Congregational church,
whore Mrs Snow is ofganist. sang,
Heart BE Stili7
The pail bearers were members Of
the Masonic lodge Of that place
The body arrived IN this city Tues
day morning and double funeral 81
the hrothefs.iH law was held from tie
late home Of Mr.. Wbiteomb, ll2 SUM
mcr street. at O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. Rev Edward G. Downey pas
tor ~ tho universalist church osiiclat
ed PROF q fl Hallister sane come
Unto Me and Rest 1hs house was filled
with friends and relatives and delegations
we're present from Gnnss lodge ~ Ma
sous. Rifth ehlptef. 81 IS sad Green
Mountain council. RoYsl sreanum Tic
Masonic burial service over both bodies
was performed at tile graves "a Elm
wood cemetery The pail bearers were
III A Richardson, " r. Paine, Frank
Healey. jrs and William Wright, iri