The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-04

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The funeral Of Mark p. Goodcll, who
passed away July 10, was held at his
late home Friday afternoon, July III,
Rev. A. w. Hewitt Of Planfield officiat-
ing. Two hymns, Beautiful Isle Of
! Somewhere" and Beyond the Clouds,
were sung during the service by Guy
Angel The bearers were Lee Goodell,
Walter Goodcll, Freeman Lawson and
r. NJ Daniels, and interment was in
the family lot in the South Woodbury.
cemetery. The deceased was born in
Woodbury.. a son of Reuben and Louise
Bailey Goodell He was veteran of
the Civil war, having enlisted from
Lyndon in the 18th Vermont regiment,
serving eleven months. He was fifteen
years selectman and held many other
responsible town offices. and served his
town in the state legislature from 1873
to 1880 He was member of Stowe
bury grange. He was united in mar
riage to Miss Amelia Ball of Wood
bury Feb. %, 1865 who passed away
several years ago. He is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Tebbets, and
one granddaughter, Lila Tebbetts. who
have tenderly cared for him in his de
clining years; one brother, Lee Goodell,
Of Woodbury.; two sisters, Mrs H. Il.
Gray Of Cliftondale, Mass, and Mrs.
B. w. Damon Of Cochituate, Mass. Mr..
Goodell was man Of high integrity,
will be greatly missed in the commu-
nifty where he has resided for so many
years. The many floral tributes and
the large number Of neighbors and
friends gathered at the home to pay
the last tribute of respect gave a ties
timony of the high esteem in which he
was held. Those from out of town to |
attend the funeral we're H. $. Goodell |
of Derry, N. H., Mr., and Mrs. A. I. |
Burleigh Of FranklinyN H.. Mrs. Fran !
ces Goodell and Walter Goodell of Will
Jamestown, Mr.. and Mrs I"sse Teh-
belts of Fair Haven, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Carr and Mr.. and Mrs. George Angel |
of Hardwick. Budd Bruce. Riyes Put
nam, John Tebbctts and Mrs. Clarena
Burnham Of Cabot. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Cate, John Goodell. Mr.. and Mrs,
John Slayton, Mr. and Mrs Lee Teb-
belts, Mr.. and Mrs. George lawson
and Earl Bliss of Calais and Mr. and
Mrs. George Ball of Barre.
Mrs. Harold Styles and daughter,
Louise, of Springfield were guests at
the home of her uncle, B. II. Benjamin,
last Wednesday.
Mrs, f. r. Wells and son, Charles, Of
Brockton. Mass, came on Wednesday |
Tor few weeks stay with Mrs, W B.
1oodell.
Miss Elizabeth Howe Of Hartford,
conn, is the guest Of her uncle, DR.. G.
J. Hall for a few weeks.
"A. M. Benjamin Of Franklin. N. H.,
vas an over Sunday guest Of relatives
Mrs. George Dugdale Of Windsor,
.onn, came on Wednesday for few
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Nell
lie Goodell.
Rev. Il. 4. Wells and family will ,
1--WE concert at grange hall Aug. Ia.
The carpenters are at work on +. j.
Daniels new cottage.
Mrs. A. L. Benjamin spent last week
Nth relatives in Hardwick.
Mrs. Archie Bullard and daughter
listed at R. B. TASTES on Sunday. il
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Templeton and
on of Mortified spent Sunday at NJ {
J. McKinstry's I
Mrs. Nellie Goodell was the guest of !
'Irs. Austin Cate in Calais last Thurs
ay. L
H S. Goodell of Derry, n. H., who
vas called here by the death Of his !,
ncle, M. P. Goodell, returned home last :
aturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hoyt of Cabot !
isited at J. A. Morse's the first of
he week. III
During the storm on Wednesday aft i
moon lightning demolished tree near y
he house of L. S. Swain, near Sabin /
Ike, broke several windows in the Fl
ouse and wrecked the lighting system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Templeton OF
rankin, n. H., are visiting relatives