The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-28
NORTHFIELD
Mrs. Jason E. Dole Died After Very Brief
Illness.

4lness.
Mrs. Jason L. Dole died suddenly Mon
day evening at her home, 81 Water
street. Mrs. Dole was past 80 years of
age and up to the very last was very
active, she having during the past year
knitted l04 pairs of socks for the Red
Cross. She was i'll only few minutes,
death being due to heart failure. Mrs.
Dole Is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Samuel Winch of this town and Mrs.
Frank Hutchins of Lowell, Mass, and
by three sons, George Dole Of Mortified,
and Fred j. Dole of Waterbury and
Heman Dole A son, Arthur, died at
Chickamauga during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war, while member of Co. +. A
grandson, Eric Dole, is now in France,
a member of the l0lst ammunition train.
The funeral will be held from the Uni
versslist church Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock,
Edwin H. Eastman Of Bristol has been
engaged as principal of the Mortified
high school to take the place OF Ralph
A. Eaton, resigned.
Six young men, who have become 81
since June, were registered Saturday
by Claude L. Morse, town clerk, and are
as follows; Raymond Rock Giffin,
James William Hurley, John Frank Lee
gier, John Russell McCutcheon, Roy JAS
per and Day Joseph Wait.
Lieut.. Harry L. Brusa Of the quarter
master department, U. S. A., who is at
home on a ten days furlough, and Miss
Florence Plunkett, daughter of Superin-
tendent of Streets and Mrs. J. E. PUNK
EFT, were married Monday morning at
St Johns rectory by Rev. ]. A. Lynch.
They were attended by Miss Ethel
Plunkett, sister Of the bride, and by
William Provost. relieving the cere-
money wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride. Mrs. Brusa
has always lived in town and is grad
uate of the Mortified high school, class
of 1913, since when she has been en-
ployed as an operator for the Mortified
Telephone company and the Orange
County Telephone company. Lieut..
Brusa is a graduate of Albany Business
college and for time was connected
with the Brusa Granite company, but
at the time of his enlistment, was en-
ployed as bookkeeper. and cashier for
the N. Pellaggi Granite company. Both
have hosts Of friends in town.
Elaborate plans are being made by
the granitecutters' union for Labor day.
There will be monster parade leaving
the common at $3.50, following which
Hon. John w Gordon of Barre will
speak from the band stand on the com
mon The Mortified Cornet band and
the Highland band of Barre will furnish
music. The ladies will serve dinner and
in the afternoon there win be sports for
which cash prizes will be given. There
will also be a contest of highland dane
ing The evening viii be devoted to a
dance in armory hall All the proceeds
will be given TO the Red Cross
Plans are steadily going forward for
the Dog River Valley fair, which will be
held on the cath, 25th and 26th Of Sep
TENDER The premium lists win be out
this week and the directors report that
good progress is being made.
Rev and Mrs G. H. Reading left yes
terday on a motor trip to Indiana. They
will be away for a month.
With only few hours left within
which to file nomination papers for town
representative there seemed TO be plen-
W Of men who desire to represent the
town at the coming session Of the legis-
lature. Papers were being circulated
yesterday afternoon for the following
Republicans: Claude L. Morse, Fred
Fuller and William E. Kidd, and for
Matthias Cannon, jr, Democrat, who is
the present representative. Local poll
tics have been very quiet until yester-
day.