The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-19
MONTPELIER

/ MONTPELIER
Abraham D. Gould Died Suddenly Sun
day Morning.
Abraham d. Gould, who lived on up
per Main street in Montpelier, died on
Sunday morning following short III
ness, and his body was taken Sunday
| to Burlington, where the funeral sery-
| ices were held and burial occurred in
the Jewish cemetery in that city. The
funeral was largely attended Mr..
! Gould had lived in Montpelier for
many years, having come here from
Regois, Russia, where he was born
Aug. 20, 1872, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Gould, who died some years
ago. He leaves his widow and four
children. The children are Mrs. Lot
tie Carr of Rochester, N. ", who was
visiting at home, Jacob, Benjamin and
Rebecca Gould 0f Montpelier. One SIS
ter and her children were killed during
the war by a shell breaking near their
home in Russia. Mr.. Gould had en-
joyed good health and Saturday eve
ming, as late as 1870 o'clock he was
about the house, after which he went
to bed, apparently in good health.
About $3.50 o'clock his wife heard q
noise and investigated. A physician
was called, who announced that Mr..
Gould had suffered shock and was
dead.
The following persons have been Sc.
lected as committee to take charge
| of the fresh air work in Montpelier
and have received several applications
| for persons who want to entertain
some Of the children the coming SUM
mer: Chairman, Mrs. w. 5. Smith;
Twice chairman. Mrs. W. II. Hardness;
Mrs. Percy Templeton, Mrs. y. q.
Brown, Mrs. Wallace Goodwin, Mrs.
In. H. Paine, Mrs. William Lindsay,
Mrs. W. Fl. Jeffrey, Mrs. G. H. Demp-
sew, Mrs. Maurice Joslyn, Miss Helen
Harlow, Miss Florence Shipman, Mrs.
John Kane, Mrs. @. B. Walton, Mrs.
Il. L. Segel, Mrs. Harry Bianchi. The
American Legion has arranged to CO.
operate with the above committee in
| its efforts and will look after the chill.
dren in the several homes when they
arrive here July is.
| j. o. Goodrich, who recently bought
the Hall furniture store on State
street, has bought the John Whalen
block on the same street and will later
use it for the transaction of his bust
ness.
,r-s ~ 4t. ~, ma tyo M Al
Of Miss Verneta NJ. Pine, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. n Pine OF Montpelier,
to DR.. S. T. Law, who il connected
with the national bureau Of animal in
dustry, has been made
The Montpelier Board of Trade is
arranging for general clearance sale
for the merchants Of the city. OF late
wears these have been held as each in
diyidual merchant wanted to hold one
but the board Of directors believe that
more people would visit Montpelier il
all Of the clearance sales occurred in
a single week instead Of one merchant
holding one this week and another
next and so on.
| A committee composed Of d. T. Me.
Govern, Fred Blanchard and G. A. Ro-
bic has been selected for the local cam
paign for Near East relief work. Mr..
Mclsoyern is chairman, Mr. Blanchard
treasurer and NJ Robbie secretary and
publicity man. II is proposed To give
each person who contributes TO the
relief a ticket to an entertainment to
occur in the Playhouse the evening OF
June 20.
1. M. Frost of Rutland was in the
city Sunday evening on his way 70
| Groton.
The fire department was called twice
Saturday, first to NJ. j. Doyles prop
erty and then to the United States
Clothes Pin company. No damage oc
Cured in either case
Fire loans were approved by the di
rectors of the First National Farm
Loan association of Montpelier at Their
meeting held in Secretary John H
Stones Office Saturday evening Cover
nor and Mrs. James Hartness hay'
gone to Burlington to attend the com
mencement OF the University of Yer
mont.
The A. r. Chapman Land compan,
of Portland, Me-, has filed papers {
have an office in Winoosh and deal il
real estate.
Adiutant General r. T. johnson
Major H. p Sheldon and Captain w. T
Kelley have gone 10 Camp Deyens fol
the officers school
II. y. Brewer is taking vacation
from his work in the agricultural Of
fee and with his family is motoring t.
Michigan.
James Gitchell has gone TO Old Or
chard Beach. Me-. by motorcycle.
Miss Mildred Lawrence and Heller
Roach have gone to Caremont, n. H.
| for a visit.
Miss Vera Lathrop is employed dur
ing the summer months in the state
engineers Office.
The moving OF the National Life In
surance company from the old building
to the new Is practically completed
there being little left to do in Ger
tain lines. II is the biggest job of the
kind ever done in Vermont. The tele
phone service is being connected: SONS
25 more telephones will be installed
THAN there were used under the old sys
tenn. The clerical force are not closely
associated the way they used TO be. 4
little later q complete story OF the new
building will be released by the man
sgement of the company. giving mucl
information as to the up-to-the min