The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-23
CABOT
Death of Mrs. M. d. Warren Mourned
BY Whole Community.

The community was sadly shocked Il
learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Menu
GIee Ennis Preston Warren of Cabot oil
Nov. Z at ! ] p. m, after an illness OF only
four days. Mrs. Warren was one held II
high esteem by all who knew her ant
much sympathy is extended to DIR. War
rem and her daughter, n, Estelle, also ia
ther, mother, sisters and brothers.
Nena Ennis Warren was the eldest
daughter of John A. Ennis and Fannie
Thompson Ennis and was born in Marsh
field Oct. %, 1881, being one of ii chill
dren, nine of whom survive her. She was
formerly married to Edwin G, Preston
of Marshfeld March 10, 1899. Two chill
dren came to bless this union, Nena Es-
telle and Luella Fannie, but only six
days after the birth of the youngest, Feb
90 1904, her husband was killed by the
bursting of fly wheel on gasoline en-
CINE, after which time she kept house for
her father until her marriage to DIR. Nj.
d. Warren on June II, 1917.
On Sept. "a, 1915, the death angel
claimed her youngest daughter, Luella
f., after an illness of only six days of
| typhoid pneumonia. For her she had
never ceased to mourn.
Mrs. Warren's death was due to perito-
nitis, which came suddenly from a per-
foration of the appendix. DIR. Warren
called in consultation DIR. Beecher of
Burlington, also DIR. John Wheeler, who
operated Nov. 5, assisted by DIR. +. E.
Corson and Dorothy Wooster G. n, of
Marshfeld, and DIR. Darling of Hardwick
was also called, but all that best medical
skill, nursing and loving care could do
was of no avail to stay the grim mes
senger"
Those who survive her are her daugh-
ter, n. Estelle, father and mother, six
brothers, Chip NJ of Seneca, N. NJ, Avi
G. of Northampton, Mass, Ora O. of
West Danville, Archie j. and John w.
of Marshfield and All II. at Camp Devens,
Mass, also three sisters, Nina NJ. Pope
of West Danvile, Avis ID. Hill of Mont
pcler and Dora F. Carney of Cabot.
The funeral was held at her late home
on Saturday, Nov. 10, at II a. m, at
which there was very large attendance
and a profusion of flowers which testified
to the high esteem in which she was held
by her many friends and as a token OF
respect to the doctor, who feels his ir
reparable loss very keenly. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. NJ. w
Hale and interment was at Eaton Gem
etery beside her former husband, daugh-
ter and sister. The bearers We're the five
brothers and brother law, c. w. Gar
ney.
The floral tributes were: Pillow,
Wife" chrysanthemums. roses, carna-
lions, Dr. NJ D. Warren; Gates Ajar,
Ennis family; roses. her age, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Pope and son, Dr. and Mrs. !
F +. Corson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C., Preston,
f. and A. NJ, No. 6s; carnations, Mr.. |
and Mrs j. w. Ennis, ir, Miss Susan
Reynolds, f. J. Ennis and family and Fl, |
+. Ennis and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler |
Dow and Mrs. Abbie Wales, Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. w. Mears, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamberton, Mrs. Wa
vie Sulham, Elmer Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Raymond Lamberton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A |
Lyndes and family Green Mount chapter,
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. McCrillis and George.
Miss Ruth Thompson Mr.. and Mrs
George Wheeler, Miss Edna st. John;
easket spray, chrysanthemums, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. j. Marsh yellow and white
Mrs. Merton D. Wells,
md there were many others unabeled.
Those from out of town to attend the
funeral were Avi G. Ennis of Northamp
.on, Mass, Al H. Ennis, Camp Deyens,
Aver, Mass, Mr. and Mrs X. J. Marsh,
Conn, Mrs. Marcia Green.
Miss Bertha Kenyon, Fred Kenyon and
Asa Kenyon of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. c. Preston of Burlington, Miss Ruth
Thompson and Warner Hill of Montpe-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs, G. A. Pope and son
md Ora o. Ennis of West Danville and
/ large number of relatives, friends and
leighbors from Marshfield
Mrs. Neil Knapp and Mrs. f. T. Pa
Iuin were recent visitors with relatives
n Barre.
Tyler Dow has gone to Philadelphia,
where he has a position as night watch
nan in the G. F. Harvey & Co.'S drug i
tore.
Miss Hazel Miles and friend, Gillian
rons, of Montpelier seminary spent sun {
ay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray II
nond harrington e
L. j. Clough has gone to Lowell, Mass,
o visit his brother.
The annual village meeting will be
ED Monday evening, Dec. 3. Every !
nan is requested to be present. :
Stanley Lyford broke his leg below :
he knee while jumping from wall re- {
emily.
The piece of road on southwest hill.
uilt by II. o. Dwinell, is completed and
as been accepted by the selectmen. 7
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Lance and Mrs. 2
Tiny Smith were business visitors in
ARE Monday.
Gordon Webster, Abbe Smith and /
era Rogers were home from Montpelier Ii
,minary over Sunday. i
The little daughter of Wesley Chester
i'll with pneumonia, but at present is
lore comfortable.
Miss Clarissa Wood is caring for the
tile daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ia
hester. 81
Card of Thanks.