The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
NORTHFIELD
Joseph Rossi Died Sunday afternoon
Visited in BaMe Saturday.

Joseph RosS1 DIED Sunday AiteInooH-
Visited in Barre Saturday.
Joseph Rossi died suddenly at hi
home on Richardson avenue Sunda'
afternoon. He had been in poor healtl
| for some time, but was as well as rs
ual and spent the day Saturday Il
Barre. Funeral services were held from
| the home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. II
G. Mann, pastor Of the Universalisi
church, dictated Burial was In Mount
Hope cemetery. The deceased was borI
in Cremona, Italy, 81 years ago, com
| ing to America when very young boy
He came To Mortified from Bethel
about three years ago, being granite
cutter. He married Louise Rossi. To
this union we're born five children,
Guido, Lena, Gino, Norma and Leo, who
with their mother survive. Mr.. Rossl
His also survived by his mother, who
lives in Barre. and two sisters, Miss
Elsie Rossi Of Barre and Mrs Jennie
Rossi Sasarello If Detroit. Mich. and
one brother, Palmerro Rossi, who is in
North Carolina
Joseph Rice. who has been i'll for the
past few weeks is much better. Mr..
Rice Is in his 9lsf year and this is the
first time he has been confined to his
home by illness for some time.
Attorney M, G. Taft and Thomas
Dearborne Of Chelsea were business Wis
itors in town Monday.
The funeral Of Edwin T. Kerr was
held from his late home Monday after
noon and was largely attended by
friends and acquaintance, as well az
many business associates, The mem
beers 81. Dewitt Clinton lodge, II 4 A..
NJ. and Naomi chapter, Order Of East
ern Star. attended the services in a
body. Rev. II. G. Mann, pastor Of the
focal Iniyersalist church. officiated. In
terment was In the Mortified Falls
cemetery. The bearers were r. N Car
penter. J A. Houghton, Fl. w. 0rser,
Arthur Smith and Col F L. Howe,
all past masters OF Dewitt Clinton
lodge. F.4& A. H. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful, showing the
esteem in which Mr.. Kerr was held in
tile community in which he had lived
for many years.
r. b. Hutchins Of Mount Vernon, n
H.. former resident 81 Northfeld. has
been spending few days with friends
in town.
Miss M Belle Houston has returned
from Swantan. where she has been
spending several weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Il. c. kimball. and family. She
visited at the home of her broth
er in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T., O'Heir Of Lowell,
Mass, Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Ryan of
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Early,
also of Boston, returned to their homes
after spending few days in
town visiting their brother, Maurice w.
Ryan. and family.
A meeting Of Abraham Lincoln court
81 Foreeters will be held Sunday after
noon. Sept %. at ? o'clock. The state
degree team from Burlington will be
and confer the second and third
degrees. There will be candidates from
Graniteville and Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Rabidou and
family were in Rutland over Sunday, |
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. |
A. Rabidou.
II. : Thresher. who has been serious
" i'll with pneumonia, is much better.
His daughter. Mrs. Fred Holden, who |
was called here by her fathers illness. |
has returned 10 keene. \. II. Carl |
rhresher Of Boston, who was called |
iere. has also returned 10 his home.
The members Of the sophomore class
v the Mortified high school held so
'ial in assembly hall Friday evening.
Dancing and games were enjoyed.
Around SIG was melted by the class.
A. W. Want OF Hardwick is spending
/ couple Of days in town. Mr.. Want.
Who was formerly with the Woodbury.
frantic company. Is now with the Nash
llothing company.
Ralph Gokcy spent Saturday and
sunday in Chelsea.
Mrs H. H. Estabrook left Monday
morning for Boston and from there she
vim 60 TO Florida to spend the win
or.
Miss Lizzie Brusa Of Burlington was
I the home Of her father. John Brusa,
vcr Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Smith. who have
cen spending the summer at their
amp al Highgate, are spending a few
avs in town.
Philip Elmer. the 70 months old son /;
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward pombarh. died
unday following a very short illness.
unerai services were held Tuesday aft
moon from the home of the grandpar
nts. Mr.. and MI Elmer Bliss. where
ae child was taken sick and died. Rev. ,
n. {. {. Creegan. pastor Of the local f,
congregational church. ofiiciated. In
srment wa in Mount Hope cemetery. {