Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29
DANTELSON

pr. George Barnes, 45, of Dayville. died Saturday at a sAnitarium at Rut- land. Mass. where he entered as a pa- tent nine weeks ago to receive treat ment for tuberculosis. The body has been brought to his home in DayviIle where he had been successful practi- tioner of medicine for the past fourteen years. The announcement of his death was received with widespread regret throughout the town of KilIingly, where his excellence and skill as a physician and surgeon had become generally rec ognized and had won him a large pract- ice.
 pr. Barnes was born in Ashton. R. L. in 1876 son of ex-Senator John Barnes of Rhode Island and Lydia (Hirst) Barnes. Following courses of education in Rhode Island schools Dr. Barnes en- tered New York University Mecidal Col lese, graduating in the class of 1S96 Before coming to Dayville he had estab- ushed himself in New Bedford, where he had built up a splendid practice and had bean appointed city physician. His health becoming temporarily impaired, he gave up his practice in New Bedford and rested for a time before coming to Day Ville where and in all other parts of the town of Killingly his ability became quickly recognized and his services were much in demand.
 During the infucnzs epidemic of 1918 Dr. Barnes labored so necessarily with his patients that his health, it is now ap- parent became seriously affected. He never completely rallied from tho ex- hausting work of that period, when his practice kept him on duty practically night and day and in the early summer of this year the state of his health be- came so alarming that he was forced to abandon his practice and seek treatment st Rutland.
 ur. BarHas was a member of the Windham County Medical society and of Putnam lodge of Elks. During the period of war he contributed his valuable services as an examining physician for inc Sclective Service board of this dis trict and passed upon many of the young men who went out of this territory to serve in the army or rejected they as physically unfit.
 Dr. Barnes was possessed, of a per- sonality that made him very popular and hosts of his friends throughout the town Of Killingly and in surrounding towns will feel with his family and friends a deep sense of loss in his death.
 Ho leaves his wife, resident of Day. vile, his parents, who make their home at Ashton. F. T., two brothers, Dr. arry
 
 Barnes of Providence, and four sisters. Grace and Florence of Pawtucket and May and Hannah of Ashton.
 Mrs. Helen Bernier Rainvine. 35, wife Of Arthur Rainville, died Saturday at the Rainville home on South street Mrs. Bsinyile had been in poor health for months and for time was patient at Inc sanitsriUm at Norwich.
 Edward l.. Butts. T. died Sunday at the home of Michael Mccoy in the town st Brooklyn. Mr. Butts, a machinist by rade, had lived in Ballouville for a long inc. He was a native of Brooklyn and returned there a number of months ago.
 John Viiicka of the West Side waS presented before Justice Frank NJ. Bedard of the West Side Saturday and heavily penslized for not observing rules under which it is required that his dogs, like all others in the town of Killingly anc Brooklyn be kept in strict quarantine as ordered by the commissioners of do nestle animals. Vilicka's fine and cost. amounted to S24S3 which he paid. Vilicks was prosecuted through the activities ot State Officer Howard A. Elliott. who i. special deputy commissioner of do nestle and annIais and who is watchin: his territory to see that the quarantine regulations are observed.
 Attorney A. G. Bill was at PascOar Saturday 10 attend the funeral of Mrs Nancy Msssicotte wife of Louis G. Mas sicotte. formerly engaged in business here Mrs. Nassicotte, who was Nancy Mors. ef Danielson, had been in failing healti Tor some time. Her death occurred Thursday in Providence. Mrs Massicott, leaves her husband and two daughters -orrine and Louise, all resident in Prov .dence-
 Publication of the fact that establish uent of several state police stations il different parts of Connecticut has start sd speculation hereabouts as to whethe sne will be established in this part o Windhsm county. It is thought possibl hat this may be done, as this corne as Windham county abutts the boundarie