The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-25
CRANITEVILLE
Frederick Harron Died Yesterday of
Pneumonia.

After two weeks illness of pneumonia,
following influenza, Frederick Harron
died yesterday morning at his home IN
Graniteville. Mr.. Harron was born in
Websteryille 80 years ago and had lived
practically all his life in Barre Town.
During the past 10 years he had been
EMPLOYED by the II. L. Smith Granite Go.
He was a member Of the / o. o. r., M.
u. and the quarry workers union. The
sympathy of the entire village is extend
ed TO his wife and two children for the
loss OF devoted husband and father
Besides his wife and children he is sur
viyed by his father and stepmother, one
brother, Arthur Harron, two half'broth-
ers and one half sister of kinnears Mills,
Ip. O. Another half sister died last Tues
day in that place. The funeral will be
held at the house Saturday at $3.50, Rev.
lW. J. NJ. Beattie will officiate, Inter
ment will be at the Wilson cemetery.
The funeral of Hugh Macdonald, son
of Mr.. and Mrs N. A, Macdonald, who
died in Springfield, Mass, last Monday,
was held at his home yesterday morning,
Rev. b. J. Lehigh of Barre officiating.
Mrs. Gladys Bradley Of Barre rendered
1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd" and Nearer
| Ny God to Thee" during the services.
| The bearers were Chief Gladding OF
Barre. Lieut.. Auley Ogston Of Spring
| field, George Rock, Roy McAllister, Harry
Davidson and Hugh Murray. lnterment
was made in the Wilson cemetery. The
floral tributes were as follows; Pillow,
wife: wreath, mother and father; double
palm spray with % roses, sister; chrys-
anthemums, Mr.. and Mrs, A. G, Ogston
and family; spray roses and carnations,
| Barre hose running team; roses and car
nations, Mystic circle, No. 9S5; carna-
tions, Mrs Ella a. Pitllin and Gwen
| dolvn; roses, Nellie Bianehi, Margaret
| Walker, Jessie Mclean; roses, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Wiquest; carnations, Mr..
ana Mrs. Andrew Olsen; roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j. Murphyi carnations, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. f. McAlister, J. Howard Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcclure, Mr. and
Mrs. p. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs, John P.
Murphy and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.
| McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs Roswell Miles,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. McCreadie, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs John Murphy,
IlOmAS ana DeTHdIu, hIs. lHOihpSpl,
Mrs. H, Morrison Mrs NJ Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Earle received q
letter this week from their daughter,
( Ella, who is teaching in San Lorenzo,
Porto Rico. in which she spoke of the
recent earthquake which occurred there.
Miss Earle stated that the hardest shock
| felt in San Lorenzo lasted about ten sec
onds and was not unlike the jar felt dur.
| ing blast on the quarry. School was
dismissed for the rest of the day and
when night came very few people slept,
a. a series Of slight shocks were felt
from time to time. No damage was done
nearby. Miss Earle is very enthusiastic
about her work and is progressing fa-
vorably with the study of the Spanish
language, with she has taken up since
her arrival
Mrs. Malcolm Mckinnon has received a
letter stating that Miss Mabel McCul-
| lom, niece who visited here last sum
mer, died last week of influenza at her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Walter Belville of Hartford, Conn, was
called here by the death of Frederick
Harron.