The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-14
MONTPELIER
News Of Sudden Death of E. c. Duval in
Hardwick Received.

News of the sudden death of her ia
Their, L. G. Duval, in Hardwick at seven
o'clock this morning was received by
Mrs. David Il. Spicer of 80 Main street
this forenoon, death being due to heart
disease with which he had suffered for
sometime. Mr. Duval had been employed
during the fall and winter in Rochester,
having had charge of construction work
at the tale mine and he was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. William George The de-
ceased was born in Plattsburg, N. ", in
October, 1852. He resided in Hardwick
for twelve years, being in the employ
of the Woodbury. Granite company as
master mechanic for that period. Later
he went to Mt. Airy, s. c., and was en-
ployed there for five years, returning to
Vermont last summer. He is survived by
a brother, Basil Duval of Montgomery;
one sister, Miss Delimy Duval OF Bur
lington and by five children, Mrs. Spicer
of thii city, Mrs. William George of Hard
wick, Mrs. William Craig of Waterbury
and Miss Bertha Duyal of Barre and
Fred Duval. His wife died about five
years ago in this city. The funeral will
be held in Hardwick with burial in the
family lot at Greensboro.
Frederic Edwards of the high school
faculty returned Saturday from Somer-
vile, Mass, where he went early in the
week, called by the death OF his father.
George Brooks returned last evening to |
Burlington to resume his studies at the
University of Vermont, after passing al
few days with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Lynn b. Brooks.
Mrs. Max Broadway, Miss Maudc Moore
md Miss Margaret Stone are enjoying a
ew weeks vacation from their duties in
he Office of the National Life Insur-
lnce company, and sailed Saturday from
New York to the Bermuda islands.
William Cory, G. h. Cookson and wife,
md w, II. Phillips and wife, returned
his morning from Boston, where they
ttended the annual convention of the
'enney company, held Saturday evening.
Mrs. Claire Templeton il detained at {
or home on Elm street by illness.
Henry i. Hall returned to-day to
n. H., where he is employed
D the Offices of the Boston q Maine rail
bad, after passing the week end with /
is parents in the city. Harold Keegan /
Windsor returned this morning, after i
isiting his parents Sunday. \
Edward McGof left last evening for /
is home in Brandon, after a weeks visit \
/ the city with his brother, DR.. w. H. Il
IcCioff, of College street. V
Miss Jennie Devine left this noon for \
oston, where she will undergo treat A
lent, being accompanied on the trip by a
er sister, Mrs. C. P. Pitkin, of Main
rect
Willis Drew of New York City, 1911
of Montpelier high school, re-
lrned last evening to his home, after p
brief visit in West Berlin with his g
lrents.
Charles Theriault is detained from his W
titles in the c. II. Shipman store by an a
tack of the grip. HI
L. Phillip Hill, who has been employed I'll
+ the past year in Detroit, Mich, has er
rived in the city for an indefinite to
sit with his mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ Hill, at
First avenue. to
Miss Blanche Darling left this morning &C
r Lorain, O., where she will make an ga
definite stay. Miss Darling has been &c
ting as secretary of the Welfare league va
r the past few months. az
Riley C. Bowers left last evening for a ca