The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-14
WATERBURY,
Seven Deaths Here Over Sunday from
Influenza.

Another of the valued workers OF the
Drew Daniels company was taken Satur-
day morning, when William Craig passed
away at his home on Randall avenue.
! Popular with all and an expert workman
his residence in this town made for him
many friends William j. Craig was born
in Lewiston, Me-, April 0, 1888, the son
of James and Annie tMcBridel Craig
He was educated in the public schools
and learned the polshcrs' trade Of his
father He was for time in the employ
of the Woodbury. Granite Co. in Hard
wick and there married his wife, who
was Miss Agnes L. Dubal, Feb, Z, 1912
Most of their married life had been spent
here, and his work as polisher Tor the
Drew Daniels company had been very
efficient. He was a member of the IL of
p the DolJics, and was corresponding
secretary of the G. G, I. A. He is sur
yived by his widow, by his sister, Mrs
William O'Connell of Lewiston, Me-, and
one brother, Harvey Craig of Camp Dew
ems Brief services were held this after
noon, Rev, William L. Boicomt officiating
and the body was taken to Montpelier
for burial
Hearts Of all also went out Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Flannery in the death
of their daughter, Eloise. The little girl
was 10 years old and was a great favor
ite with all She is survived by her par
ents, P, j. and Katherine (0,Brienl Flan-
merry, two brothers. Robert and Raymond,
and her grandparents.
The death of Mrs. Charles Stewart also
1.
she does, two young children. Her hus.
band also survives. Mrs. Stewart was
Miss Cochran, formerly nurse at the
Vermont state hospital, where she was
most efficient help and much liked by
everyone.
| News of the marriage Of Miss 0ma V.
Thomas and Raymond Dodge Buzzell,
both formerly connected with the YER
mont state hospital for the insane, Miss
| Thomas as attendant and Mr. Buzzell as
assistant superintendent of the laundry,
has been received. Mr. Buzzell came to
| Vermont, the bride. the daughter of War
ner b. Thomas of Woodbury., returning
with him, and they were married in Bris-
tol, Conn, Oct. g. at the parsonage of
the Prospect Methodist church on Sum
mer street, by Rev. l.. H. Dorchester, d. ID.
The groom is the son Of Benjamin Buz-
zell and the late Gertrude Dodge Buz-
zell OF Waitsfeld and is prominently
connected with Washington county fami-
| lies, He was a musician Of much note in
| Vermont being the violinist and leader
of Buzzelps orchestra for years, as well
as playing cello in other orchestras and
being good band man. At the time of
leaving Waterbury he was AZ the head of
| lroquois camp, NJ w a. Mr.. and Mrs
| Buzzell will be at home at 20 Lincoln
place, Bristol, Conn. Mr.. Buzzell having
a good place there in government work,
with large manufacturing concern. The
| best wishes Of their friends here and
through the Mad river valley are extend
ed TO them
DR.. Frederick f. Steele. IT,, NJ. d., has
been commissioned first lieutenant in the
medical corps and left last night for Fort
0glethorpe, GA, DIR. Steele is the son Of
DR. and Mrs f. f. Steele Of Montpelier,
growing up in doctors office He was
educated at Norwich university and at
/ Baltimore Medical college and after serv-
ing in the Maryland General hospital he
located in Waterbury, where he has built
up fine practice Most of this time he
has also been the health officer for the
town. DR. Steele has also been connected
with many clubs and organizations and
has been popular with all His leaving at
this time Of sickness and stress is partie-
ularly hard for the people Mrs. Steele
and son will remain here for the present.