The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-04
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Marshall G. Wood Died Soon Aft
or Golden Wedding Celebration.

or Golden Wedding Celebration.
/ Mrs. Marshall G. Wood died at her
home, 1880 Main street, about 900 q
M to-day after being confined to her
ped Tor about seven weeks. She had
Deen ailing for some time previously
probably because of fall down a
| night OF stsirs In her home last March
which affected her seriously. Mrs.
Wood was 10 years Of age.
| Victoria (Veo) Wood was born in
county Occur, Province Of Quebec, on
Sept IL, 1852, and came to Mortified
at an early age with her parents, who
were Edward and Modesto fHarpan)
Veo. She was married to Marshall G..
Wood OF Montpelier Nov. IL, 1872, and
the golden wedding anniversary was
celebrated on Armistice day of this
year. Besides her husband, Mrs. Wood
y survived by tour children, Marshall
T., OF Montpelier; Lizzie, who is the
wife of w. G. Raidy of PacateIlo, Ida
no, and who Is expected to arrive to-
morrow; Ida, the wife of James A.
Cantillion. who lived with his wife's
parents, and Gertrude, the wife of
Charles Theriault Of this city. Two
sisters and a brother, Mrs. Laura Sim
oneau Of Lowell Mass, Mrs. Della
Miller of Penacook, N. r., and Eli veo
OF Wrightsville, also survived. Mrs.
Wood had been loyal member of st.
Augustine's church since coming to
Montpelier over 40 years ago.
She was also a member Of the st.
Vincent de Paul society up to the time
OF her injury, which incapacitated her
for service in the society.
The funeral will be held from st.
Augustine's church Wednesday morn
ing in case Mrs. Rsidy Is not delayed
on her journey. Burial win be made
in the Catholic cemetery.
Verne Jones OF the state depart
ment Of agriculture has returned from
where he attended the an.
nual meeting of the cooperative
creamery and gave an address. He al
20 attended the creamery matters sin
Benson and Rutland.
The Misses Ellen and Catherine
3itchell returned to st. bloomsbury on
Monday after Visiting their parents.
Mr. Ind Mrs. II G. Gitchcll.
DIR. A. ]. DeFossett OF the state de.
'artment OF agriculture will give an
address, before the Woman's club OF
dorrisyille to-day on bovine tuber
ulosis and its relation to public
Iealth. He will 60 from Morrisville
o Chicago, to attend a conference Of
he United States Livestock associa-
ion December 8, and 8. While III
'hicago he will attend the livestock
how at the stockyards and the meet
ug OF the Illinois State Veterinary
ssociation. On his return he will Wis.
relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Five carloads of Christmas trees are
n siding at Montpelier Junction
waiting shipment.
States Attorney Charles B. Adams
rived in the city this morning.
+. S. Brigham, state commissioner of
griculture, arrived from st. Adams
his morning.
John g. Whittier OF the state depart
lent Of education returned to the city
,-day.
Some furniture has been moved into
hat was formerly the upstairs
lult used by the adjutant generals
and it will be ready for
'e before long. Adjutant General II.
johnson and his secretary will have
Ieir desks in the new office.
L. A. Kelly, insurance commissioner,
Il last night for New York where to-
y he is attending conferences Of the
fferent committees Of the National
.sociation Of Insurance Commission
>, of which ne is member. having
en- recently appointed a member Of
rec committees. He viii also attend
e winter session Of the above associa-
IN. as well as the winter sessions Of N
her insurance organizations. in
,ding the annual meeting of the Life
esident' association where he win be =
guest, along with other insurance !,
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