The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-06
SOUTH WOODBURY.
Warren Goodell, Who Died Recently,
Held Many Town Offices.

Warren b. noodell, one OF Wood
bury's most respective citizens, passed
away az his home Dec. rs, after lin
gering illness OF several months dura-
ton, aged rs years He was born in
Lyndon, son of Reuben and Louisa
Bailey Goodell
At any early age he came to Wood
bury's most respected citizens, passed
received his education in the common
| schools and the old Barre academy. He
/, has been successful farmer. man Of
! high ;ategrity, good judgement and iusJ
! in all his dealing. He has held many
positions Of trust in town and was q
/ justice Of the peace at the time Of his
death. Mr.. Goodell was a charter mem
Der of Woodbury. grange and has al
! ways been devoted to the best inter-
ests of the order
He was married Dec. 25. 1867. to
Miss Augusta Bell of Woodbury.. who
passed away in 1880 In 1891 he was
united in marriage to Mrs. Nellie Town
Lilley, who with two daughters. Miss
2elma Goodell of Springfield Mass,
and Mrs George Dugdale Of Windsor,
/, Conn, survive him. He also leaves to
monurn his less two stepdaughters, Mrs.
Edward Wells Of Attleboro. Mass, and
Mrs. G. G. Hall of South Woodbury.;
one Stepson. Henry Lilley; two broth.
ers, Mark p Goodell and Lee H. Good
ell, all Of South Woodbury.; two sis
ters. Mrs. Frank Gray Of Cliftondale,
Mass., and Mrs. Benjamin Damon Of
Cochituate, Mass, besides other rela
tives.
Neirhhors and friends gathered at
the home Friday afternoon to pay trib-
ute Of respect to one who was good
neighbo-, kind and obliging to all and
always ready to help in any time Of
trouble. Rev r. L Stacy spoke words
of comfort to the bereayed ones and
he was laid to rest in the VILLAGE GEM
eterv, four brother patrons, b. H. Ben
iamin, NJ. v. Clark, A. p. Ainsworth
and A. L. Haskell serving as pail bear
ers
Those from out Of town to attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Cate Of Calais. Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Carr Of Hardwick Herbert Wells Of
Marshfeld and Wendell Hickie Of
Cabot.
School opened again on Monday, aft
er weeks vacation, which the teach |
er, Miss Findlater, spent in Barre.
A. L. Ainsworth Of North Montpelier
spent the week END with his family |
here,
Mrs. George Duodale Of Windsor,
Conn, who was called here last Tues-
day by the sickness and death Of her
father. w b Gnodell, returned to her |
home last Saturday. Miss Zelma Good l
ell, who hns been at her home here for
the past 10 days, returned to Spring
field, Mass, on Monday.
Dorothea Ainsworth, Christine Nor
rison, Albert Barcomb and Tonne Sum
ner. who have been spending their va
cation at their respective homes, re-
snmed their school work at Hardwick
academy on Monday.
Doris Hall, who spent the holidays
at her home, returned to the Uniyer-
sity of Vermont Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Tassie and
son. Robert. are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Tassie.
Mrs. Hattie Grew Of Barre isistaving
for time with Mrs. Nellie Goodell
NJ. Y. Clark, who has been i'll, is bet
ter.
Miss Grace MeKinstry of Barre
spent the holiday vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Me-
Hinstry.
Miss Marcarct Winters Of Barre and
Miss Leah Ainsworth Of Cabot have
been holiday guests Of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Ainsworth
i. G. Smith was a recent business
Tisitor in the place