The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-19
MONTPELIER
Mrs. R. H. Standish Died Last Night of
Pneumonia.

FneuuOnh
Mrs. Ella Dorman Standish, wife OF
r. r. Standish, died at her home in this
city about 10 o'clock Wednesday evening
following a short illness of pneumonia,
She was at the store Saturday apparent
w in as good health as she has enjoyed
in recent years, which has not been OF
the best.
The deceased was born in South Bos.
ton, July n, 1872, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Dorman, She attended the
Harris school in Dorchester, Mass, and
for a few years travelled in the interests
Of the Walter Baker Cocoa company
She was married to Richard H. Standish
in 1897 No children were born TO them
Besides her husband, the deceased leaves
a sister, Mrs Charles b. Smith Of Dor
chester. Mass. She also leaves a host OF
close friends, both in Montpelier and
Barre. Mrs. Standish had a pleasant
way Of helping others by doing many
kindnesses for them. She was very pop
ular with the children of Montpelier
She was a member OF the Unitarian
church in Montpelier. The funeral vii
take place from her late home at
O'Clock Friday afternoon
Madeline, the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Short, who has
been very i'll for few months of spinal
meningitis following the infantile paraly
sis Of last year, died Wednesday after.
noon. The funeral takes place at
o'clock Friday afternoon.
&C. II. Bigelow of Newport has beer
appointed member of the Orleans eoun
| ty local board to take the place of Oscar
| Miller of Derby, who recently resigned
| following an operation that took place il
Burlington and from which he will not
recover so he would be able TO RESUME
his duties for several weeks.
Calizte L. Desaulnier Of Montpelei
died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| Butterfly this morning, following a iont
illness Of cancer of the intestines Fl,
was native Of Canada, and was borl
july Is. 1892 He learned the trade of /
currier and came TO Montpelier in May
G3 wears ago He followed his trade il
| the tanneries IN the city for many years
giving up work l6 years ago. He wa
| known as one Of the best men in thu
trade Of currier in this section, which Il
that of dressing leather for fine worI
/ like shoes and harnesses He had liveC
in the house where he died for % years
Since giving up his trade he had dom
light work about the city. He is sur
viyed by four children, Mrs. Henry But
terfly Of this city, Mrs. Joseph Tierney
Miss Hattie Desaulnier of Waltham
Mass. and c. L. Desaulnier of Moline
! III. The funeral occurs Saturday morn
ing from St. Augustine's church.
Karl w Creller, whose name appeared
in the list Of killed in action Wednesday
lis Swanton boy who enlisted in com
Ipany B, LIST Vermont, at st. Adams IL
March, 1917, When the company wa
transferred to the machine gun company
he went with it to the SD brigade am
WAS later transferred to the l03d ma
chine gun battalion, going to Franc
when the 26th division went over. Hi
father is William Creller Of Albrl
which fact probably caused his place o
residence to be given as Alburg.
Mrs. G. II. Dale, wife of Assistan
Judge Dale. has nine nephews in tn
world war. The most of them are in tn
United States army She has ordered
service flag, TO hang over her home j
waterbury. Under the new registratio
the 10th nephew viii probably soon en-
ter service.
The case of Capital Savings Bank an
Trust company vs.. William Lyford an