The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-24
MONTPELIER
Funeral Of John Emmons to be Held
Friday Morning.

The funeral Of John Emmons, whose
death occurred yesterday at his home,
24l Main street, Montpelier, will be
held from st. Augustine's church Fri
day morning at o'clock, with burial
in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Emmons
was born March 81, 1855, and for many
wears was an employe OF tile Lane Man
Iufacturing company, being forced TO give
up work some time ago because of poor
health. He was Democrat and always
took an active interest in city politics.
In 1905 he was elected to the city coun-
ell as the representative of ward three,
and two years later was reelected. He
was member of ST. Augustine's church
and belonged to the Catholic Order OF
Foresters. He was married Oct. Ia, 1879,
to Margaret Nee. who with six children,
three sisters and one brother survive.
Three daughters, katherine, Florence and
Margaret reside at home and ono son,
Lewis, lives in Montpelier. Two sons,
George and Frank, live at Hartford,
Conn. Mrs. Alexander Jangraw and
Mrs. Elizabeth Bergin, of this city are
sisters and the third is Mrs. Lewis
Lupien of Plainield, and the only broth,
er. Henry, resides in Montpelier.
A peculiar accident happened late yes
terday afternoon, when a horse. one Of a
pair owned by Harry Wheeler OF East
Montpelier. aad hauling a load OF lumber
caught one shoe between rail and plank
on the crossing near the Montpelier a
Wells River railroad station. the animal
being thrown 10 the ground II was
necessary for the driver 70 take a crow
bar and pry the foot loose before the
lhorse was able to regain its feet. No
serious injury resulted to the animal, al
though Il walked away lame.
AIrs. c. Il. Lashley left last evening
for Lead. south Dakota, where she VIII
make an indefinite visit
Mrs Vincent II. uofIey lcft last even
ine for Darlington 70 pass Thanksgiving
with her parents.
Commissioner ~ Edueatiou Mason :.
stone returned last night from Nash
tiIie. Tenn. where b. attended a con
farence last week of educational heads
throughout Tire country. The conierence
sas called by the federal coFerunent-
{ primarily for Tire purpose of discussing
the rurn1 srhnois problem.
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