The Times Argus from Barre, Vermont • 6

Page Six The Sunday Rutland Herald and The Sunday Times Argus January 4, 1981 Obitmries several grandchildren and great-grandchildren, as well as three sisters, Florence Stevens and Clara Clark, both of Manchester, and Eva Menard, Barre, and a brother, Harold Nelson, also of Barre. Another sister, Jennie Lam-berti of Barre, died in April 1979. His funeral service was held Jan. 2 in the Page and Theus Funeral Home in Leesburg, with burial in the Leesburg Cemetery. Louis H.

Nelson CABOT Louis Herbert Nelson, 78, of 421 South 12th Leesburg, died there Dec. 30. He was a former long-time Cabot resident. Born here Oct. 2, 1902, he married Leah Lunge of Marshfield in 1925.

After the marriage, they operated a farm in Cabot, now the property of Mrs. Ilene Both-feld. Later, they moved to Marshfield where they purchased a farm. In addition to operating that farm, he also worked for the railroad in Marshfield for a few years-. In 1947, he purchased the Marshfield Village Store and also operated a feed store at the same time.

After his retirement in 1972, they moved to Leesburg, where they have since made their home. Besides his- widow in Leesburg, he leaves three daughters, Pauline Loso, Williston; Ruth Abbott, Cabot and Dorothy LaPerle, Oxford, Florence L. Welch MONTPELIER Mrs. Florence Loomis Welch, 99, formerly of 43 East State died Saturday in the Berlin Convalescent Center. She had been a Montpelier resident for 60 years.

Born in Northfield Dec. 13, 1881, she was daughter of Edmund and Josephine (Reed) Loomis. She attended Northfield schools and graduated from Northfield High School in 1900, after which she taught school. James L. Ferguson POl'LTNEY James L.

Ferguson, 87, of 6 South St. died Saturday morning at Rutland Hospital. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Edwin F. Jones and Mrs.

Richard Revilla, both of Brattleboro; and a son, Ernest Ferguson of Lennox, Mass. Funeral arrangements, which are being handled by Roberts-Lantman Funeral Home in Poultney, are incomplete. Uilt'iTgT Murder Suspected In Death Of Woman BURLINGTON Burlington detectives are Investigating the apparent murder of a Burlington woman they found frozen and covered with snow In her own driveway Saturday. Police said the body of Angela L. Bel isle, 35, was discovered lying beside a car at 62 Brooks Ave.

Her car keys were still In her hand when she was found. Authorities Initially speculated she had fallen, hit her head and had a concussion. With no one to help her she eventually died of hypothermia, they thought. However, the state's chief medical examiner. Dr.

Eleanor McQuillen, said Saturday evening that a preliminary autopsy revealed the woman had been shot in the head. Police discovered the womans body around 11:15 a m. Saturday after receiving a tip from a male caller. A spokesman for the Burlington Police Department said they had not found any signs of theft at the time. Police believe the murder happenned late Friday night.

Temperatures In Burlington dipped to 19 degrees below zero Saturday morning. Members of the Burlington Detective Squad are canvassing the neighborhood to find anyone with any information regarding the shooting. On March 4. 1907, she married Scott D. Welch.

He died May 27, 1927. Mrs. Welch as a member of Trinity United' Methodist Church. Surviving are five cousins. Alfred C.

Benjamin. Montpelier; Mrs. Marjorie Gardner, Hartland; Mrs. Eleanor B. Larson, Harcort, Iowa, and Harriet and Florence Reed, both of Williamstown, Mass.

Her funeral service will be held Wednesday at 11 a m. in the Barber and Lanier Funeral Home, 139 Main Montpelier. Entombment will be in the Mount Hope Cemetery vault in Northfield to await later burial in that cemetery. There are no calling hours. Memorial contributions ma; be made to Trinity Unitec Methodist Church, 137 Mail.

Montpelier 05602. Frances C. Roop MONTPELIER Mrs. Frances Crane Roop, 75, of 27 Summit Montpelier, died Saturday in Central Vermont Hospital, Berlin. Bom in Dorchester, Oct.

15, 1905, she was daughter of George and Isabella (Foster) Crane. She attended Weymouth schools and graduated from Weymouth High School. In 1936, she married Harold J. Roop in Boston. They moved to Montpelier in 1938.

Mrs. Roop had been a bookkeeper at Heaton Hospital in Montpelier and later at Central Vermont Hospital in Berlin, retirfng in 1975. She was a member of Christ Church (Episcopal), and the Central Vermont Hospital Auxiliary. She was a worker in the gift shop at the hospital. Surviving are a daughter, Lucille J.

Roop, Syracuse, N.Y.; two sons, George B. Roop, Glens Falls, N.Y., and Harry F. Roop, Dillon, and three grandchildren. Her funeral service will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Barber and Lanier Funeral Home, 139 Main Montpelier where friends may call Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Cremation will take place at the Mount Pleasant Crematory in St. Johnsbury with spring committal in the Berlin Corner. Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Central Vermont Hospital Development Fund, Box 474, Barre 05641. Around Vermont Kidnap Follows Break-Up BURLINGTON (UPI) A law enforcement student accused of assaulting and kidnapping his girlfriend's parents apparently was distraught over the woman's decision to end their relationship, police said.

Lennie Bushey, 18, of Colchester pleaded Innocent Friday in Vermont District Court to aggravated assault and kidnapping. He was held for lack of $10,000 bail. On New Years night, Bushey allegedly held Colchester School Board Chairman Robert Campbell and his wife Mary Jane at gunpoint for several hours, then forced them to drive to a home where he thought their daughter would be found. The Campbells were not seriously harmed. The Lord was with us, Campbell said after the ordeal.

Authorities said Bushey, a student at Champlain College, apparently was distraught that Holly Campbell, 19, broke up with him. Bushey borrowed a pistol and drove to the girl's Colchester home, according to police. She was not there. Police said Bushey then herded the girls parents into the kitchen at gunpoint. Another daughter, Robin, 21, escaped and called police.

They surrounded the house but were afraid to rush in for fear Bushey would hurt the Campbells. At one point during the siege, Campbell tried to grab the weapon, but Bushey held on tight and fired three shots, authorities said. All the bullets missed Campbell. Finally, Bushey allegedly forced the couple into their car, telling them to drive to a second home in search of their daughter. Colchester and Essex police stopped the car at a roadblock about four miles away from the Campbell house.

Bushey surrendered peacefully. Daily Lottery Drawing MONTPELIER (UPI) The winning number drawn Saturday in the Vermont state lottery was 603. Snowmobile Rider Hurt HOLLAND A Newport woman was listed in stable" condition with a fractured shoulder and a chest injury Saturday at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in Burlington following injuries she received while riding a snowmobile New Years Eve. Gaetane M. Roberge, 20, of Newport was a passenger on a snowmobile driven by Candace Gray, 17, of Derby when Gray lost control of the machine on Town Highway 31, crossing the road and stopping on a small snowbank.

Roberge fell off the machine and was found lying in the brush. Alan Burley Rites WATERBURY A memorial service for Alan E. Burley, 87, was held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Perkins-Parker Funeral Chapel here. He died Thursday in Heaton House, Montpelier.

The Rev. John Nutting SEE OUR WINTER CLOTHING SALE AD IN SEC. 2, PAGE 5 Langdon Montpallar "Hejddujrtefj lor outdoor winter fun Gauthier, Malcolm Hayward, Roland Perkins and Richard Colby. Burial was in the Danville Green Cemetery. Among those attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Noble, Lakeland, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Noble and family, Gaylord, and other relatives and friends from Cabot, Montpelier, St. Johnsbury, East Montpelier and the Barre area.

Sadie Noble Rites EAST MONTPELIER The funeral service for Sadie Noble was held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Whitcomb Funeral Home, 102 Washingon Barre. She died Dec. 30 in Central Vermont Hospital, Berlin. The Rev.

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