The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-07
MONTPELIER DEATHS.
There Were Many Due to the Influenza
Epidemic.

Maurice r. Goodno, the two-year-
son of Mrs Mary Goodno, died at his
home Sunday morning, after five days
illness. He is son OF the late Raymond
! Goodno.
Aguilino Higuera aged 81 years, died
Sunday after four days Illness of grip
and pneumonia. He was a native of San
I lander, Spain, but had lived in this eoun-
try for some years. lie was a stonecutter
and is survived, among other relatives,
/ by wife.
| Manuel Gomez who had been a resident
of Montpelier for some years and had
been employed as stonecutter, died
Sunday after-a few days illness Of pneu-
monia, which followed grip. He leaves
/ wife, Rosario Gomez.
| Antonio Lautti, native of Switzer-
| land who had lived in Montpelier IA
years and was well known among the
granite employees, died at his home on
Barre street Sunday afternoon, following
a few days illness Of the grip. He was
| born 80 years ago in Rovio, Switzerland,
and was naturalized in 1912 He leaves
| wife, who was Fermina Bernaseoni, and
one son, mother in Switzerland, and
brothers and sisters living in that coun-
! try. The funeral will occur Tuesday
morning.
/ Joseph Casanueba, aged 2l years, died
at l47 Berlin street Sunday afternoon,
following a few days illness of grip. He
was born in Rocandio, Spain, and was
employed by the National Granite com
pany as stonecutter. He leaves no rel
atives in Montpelier, as far as could be
aseertained.
| Manuel Lastra, who was born in San
lander, Spain, April %, 1880, died Sun
day afternoon at IA Berlin street, max
| ing the third death in the same house in
three days His death and that of Mr.
Casanueba occurred within 10 minutes of
each other. He was the son of Manuel
Lastra but had lived in Montpelier for
some 10 years, excepting a short stay in
Spain about two years ago. He was EN-.
ployed by the G. r. Banchi Granite com.
pany. There are also two others i'll in
the same home.
Mrs Julia Lopez died Sunday morn
ing at her home at pa Barre street aft
er a short illness Of pneumonia, following
grip She was native of Santander,
Spain, and rad lived in Montpelier for
few wears. She is survived by her hus-
band, Fermin Lopez She was daugh
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Augustin Catalina
Mrs. Joseph Gasrow died at her home
on the Worcester road about l. o'clock
Sunday morning, following a weeks ill.,
ness Of pneumonia, following grip, She
was native of Washington, and was
born June 10, 1865, a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Lougee She is sur
vived by her husband and several chill
dren. These are Ralph, Noel, Fred, Paul,
Leon and Ida; sister, Mrs. Marietta
| Williams, and brother, Chamcey Lou
gee. The funeral occurs Tuesday morn
| ing.
The death of Melvin Pecor occurred
Sunday afternoon, and a few minutes
after his death Mrs. Pecor was taken to
Heaton hospital in serious condition,
suffering with pneumonia They came
here from Waterbury a short time ago,
Mr. Peeor having been farmer all his
life. He was born Nov. %, 1894, in Jeri-
cho and lived many years in Moretown
and Essex junction. He leaves wife,
who was Amelia Walt, his parents, six
brothers and tvs sisters. The funeral
win take place Wednesday.