The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-05
MONTPELIER
Mrs. George Landerville Dead from Long
Illness with tuberculosis.

Mrs. Grace Holmes, wife of George
Landerville, died at her home on. Barre
street at 4:45 o'clock this morning after
long illness with tuberculosis. The
deceased was born March 3, 1880, in St
Johnsbury, the daughter of Annie and
| Alexander Holmes She was married
nine years ago to George Lsunderville
and he with two children, Virginia and
Annie her mother, who resides in Barre
and sister, Carolin Holmes of Barre
survive. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
The state board of charities and pro-
baton held its monthly meeting at the
State House to-day. 1t was planned TO
have DR.. Hastings H. Hart of the Rus
sell Sage foundation address the board
but because of the inability of some
members to. attend, DR.. Hart was asked
to postpone the address until another
meeting.
City Clerk T. r. Merrill issued mar
rage license this foreoon to Philip Par
izo, corporal in Co. H, First Vermont
regiment, and Rose L. Gilley of Tun-
bridge. The soldier is but 20 years old
and was accompanied by his mother,
who gave her consent. They left i'm
mediately after procuring the marriage
certificate for White River Junction,
where the ceremony will take place, and
Corporal Parizo must leave at once for
Westfield, Mass. to rejoin his regiment,
his leave of absence expiring at 10
O'Clock tonight.
George Sculley, a minor, was arrested
last evening by Chief of Police Con |
molly on the charge of stealing a watch |
Seulley has been in trouble before, hav- |
ing been in Burlington city court on
petty larceny charge. He was placed |
on probation at that time.
Chief Master at Arms Charles Mitch
eli and Gunner's Mate John Alvin of
The local navy recruiting station go next
week to White River Junction and will
spend the week visiting towns from
hat town to Montpelier in a drive for
recruits. The naval officers will stop
It South Royalton, Sharon, Bethel, Ran
lolph, and other towns in the White
River valley.
The federal board of appeals certified
3 more names from Rutland equity dis ,
riot No. 2, to the adjutant general this ,
orenoon, making total of 81 from !
hat district of Rutland county and /
With the eight names certified from
)range county late yesterday afternoon, I
makes total of 1866 names which have f,
een certified by the board.
Members of the Washington County :
Teterans' association left for their homes r
his forenoon after having been in the r
ity for two days attending the reunion g
t Dewey park. The Sons of Veterans =
sd charge of the program at the park
ist evening, but the attendance was I,
mall because of the cool weather. Sec :
etsry James r. Wilson and Department !,
Hiram Pierce of Brooks post !,
poke and a male quartet rendered sew :
raj selections.
Accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Fred a
enway and Mrs. F. H Tracy three il
risoners were taken to the house of cor a
'ction at Rutland yesterday They ii
ere Raymond Poulin, who will serve Il
ot less than four months; Napoleon .,
aquin, 10 months. and Dorothy Davis,
lur months. Harold Antonette was
ken to the industrial school at Yer
mes TO spend the remainder Of his 4
inority. They were the first persons to
, taken 20 the state institutions since
e infsntile paralysis quarantine was
Il into effect.