The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-05
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John Hill of Newport, whose name
was mentioned Friday among those
wounded in France, was a. member of
company L of the lst Vermont regiment,
and was transferred to the l03d infantry,
while Harry Leach of Eden was also a
member of company L before going into
the federal service.
Roscoe Crane, sergeant, who was in
the charge at Chateau Thierry, has ar
rived at his home in Middlesex, having
been wounded by gunshot in the leg,
as well as gassed. However, he has re-
covered so that he was. able to come
home. He is the only member of his
family who is not i'll with the grip,
while one member Of the family has
pneumonia
Letters have been received from Mrs.
Stanley Jones, telling of Theron, her son,
going into the marines and having gone
to France. Mr. and Mrs. Jones lived here
for some years, during which time he
was a member of the firm Of Jellyman Il
Jones.
Major N. II. Cook and Capt. Fl. d.
Chandler of the y. S. army stopped at
the Pavilion yesterday
Miss Doris May Smalley, aged II,
died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Muzzy Friday afternoon, following few
days illness Of the grip and complied
| tions. She was born in Stowe April "a,
1901, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
! Smalley. In her early life she went TO
| live with Mr. and Mrs. Muzzy, her grand
parents, and had since that time resided
with them. She was senior in Mont
pelier high school and was well known
among the young people in the city. She
leaves, besides her grandparents, her
mother and stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Stoddard of Stowe.
| The funeral of Francisco Moline, who
died Thursday night, was held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the Spanish
club rooms, where his body was carried
after his death The deceased was EN-
ployed for many years by the Sierra
Granite company and was well-known
stonecutter. He was born in Orizo, Spain,
| Jan. rs, 1878. He ia survived by his
wife. who was Matilda Fernandez, and
by one daughter.
Mrs. Eva miles, McCaskell aged 30
wears, died at her tenement in the opera
house block about 3 o'clock Friday after
noon following a weeks illness of grip
and pneumonia. She was born in Barre
Oct. IL, 1888, daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Miles. When a child her par
ents moved to Graniteville, where they
have since lived and where she attended
| school and then she went to Goddard
seminary. Five years ago last June she
was married to William McCaskell OF
this city, and they have resided in the
city since that time. During much Of
the tune she has been employed IN the
Temple store and, sinre it closed, in the
McEuen store She has q large circle
OF friends in the city. She is survived by
her husband, who came from Maine, but
who could not reach here IN time TO be
with her in the last hours; her parents
4 in Graniteville, three sisters, Theresa,
Mildren and Marion, who hive at home,
4 John i'm France, and three brothers, Har-
old and Arthur living at home, and Ros-
well, married and living in Graniteville,
The funeral win occur Sunday.
Nj. IL. WOOD TbJuTEeA tdlIS DlVAl iliiS
from Boston, where he has attended two
conferences one of them on conserva'
tiion, and the other with the fuel ad.
ministration Of New England. Vermont
has Joined in. the appeal sent from TINS
section of the country to Administrator
Garfield, asking that his influence be
: used to permit the operation Of auto
; mobiles the next two Sundays A tele
gram relative to the results in the mat
ter is expected to-day. The conference
ON conservation was largely relative Is
, the matter Of division of anthracite coal
il being realized that the amount allct
ted to the different states is not to b.
: increased.
; Nicodimo Mazzoni, aged 81 years, diet
, in the Prario block on Barre street dur
I ing last evening, following a short I'LL
: ness Of grip. He was a native OF ltaly
t where he was born in 1897, and has ivet
: in the city for few years, having beer
employed as a stoneeutter. His fatheI
t il Giuseppe Mazzoni, who with othe'
, relatives, survive him in Italy. His near
g est relative here 70 cousin by the sans
name. The funeral will take place at /
O'Clock Sunday morning.
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