The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-25
MONTPELIER
Alexander L. Jangraw Died Sunday
After Long Being Ill.

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Alexander l., ,Iangraw died about
noon Sunday following long illness
of heart disease produced by indiges
ton, from which he has suffered foi
years. The deceased was born in Mont.
pelier Jan 10, 1877, son of the late
| Aughtney Jangraw and Baslies tGir.
ard Jangraw His education was OBJ.
tanned in the Washington county
grammar school, after which he learned
the electricians trade, which he had
followed since young man. He is
survived by his mother, two brothers
Joseph of Montpelier and Stanley of
Hartford, Conn, and four sisters, Mrs.
Lucy Cady OF Montpelier, Mrs. Mar,
garet Kennedy and Mrs. Mary Rivette
of Hartford, Conn, and Mrs. Joseph
Ricciarelli Of Barre.
The Montpelier high school football
team defeated Norwich university
freshman team on the grounds in
Mortified Saturday afternoon by a
score of to 6. 1t was roughly
played game and Sheridan was able to
kick his goal while the Mortified
player was not so fortunate Captain
Dobbs carried the ball over the goal
line for Montpelier's touchdown.
Miss Marion Luce and William Price
of Montpelier were married about 2
O'Clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. P
j. Long at the St Augustine's parish
house, in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs
W. n. Theriault, The bride wore
travelling suit of blue, with hat 70
match. They will enjoy wedding
trip, which will include visit in Glens
Falls, y. Y, where the groom used to
live. The bride is native ofs Mont
pelier, graduate of the schools in the
city and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Luce, while the groom has lived
in the city for few years. Mrs. Price
is pianist at the Playhouse and Mr..
Price is moving picture operator in the
same theatre. They viii reside on Cliff
street after their return from their
honeymoon.
Election night, Montpelier armory,
boxing, wrestling and election returns.
DAILY & Meigs, promoters.-sdv
Mrs Mary r. Mackin, wife of James
Maekin OF Middlesex. died about $50
o'clock Sunday afternoon following a
short illness, due to the breaking down
of health. She was born Feb 2, 1858. in
t'nderhill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Fitzgerald, After her mar.
rage to Mr. Mackin they lived for
many years in Moretown, later in Will
Jamestown and Montpelier. They sold
their farm in Montpelier last spring
and bought the Asa George place in
where they were residing |
The deceased is survived by her hus- /
band, two daughters, Mrs Florence |
Cutler tof Montpelier and Mrs Edith |
Hazard OF Waterbury, Conn. and a |
son. William NJ. Mackin, of the same |
place: two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bias. |
5ett and Mrs. Lizzie Bassett of Nor |
-isyille, and a brother. Edward Fitz |
yersld, Of Franklin, Mass. The funeral
will take place at o'clock Tuesday |
morning from the Catholic church with /
nterment in the cemetery in Mont
,elier.
w II. Jeffrey was in Randolph last
'vening, speaking to union meeting
i the meubers of the different churches
n that village, upon the board OF char
ties work. referring. in particular, to
he needs of receiving home for the
hildren who are committed to the
,osrd, in which home they could live
Until they are ready to be sent TO per
nanent homes
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Price of Middle
eN went to the White mountains by
automobile yesterday.
Repairs on highways are commenced
Inder the plan of fall work in the
highway commissioners office. The
lew reports shows work in the follow
ne towns: Barnard, Vershire and
Vest Fairlee, in each of which one
ourth of a mile of road is under CON
truction.
The Windsor County Farm Coopera-
i've Creamery, Inc, of White River
JUNCTION has amended its articles so
hat the capital stock is $4,000, while
he Milton Cooperative Dairy corpora