The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-28
WATERBURY,
Many from Out of Town Attended Fu-
neral of Domenico Rossi.

he funeral OF D0menlco kOssl was
held from his late home Saturday aft
ernoon, Rev. John G. Prince officiating
Mr.. Prince spoke very kindly OF the
i devotion Of the husband and father
| and Of his interest almost wholly be-
/ ing in his home. The deceased was
born in Bisusdio, Italy, Oct. 3, 1877
! the son Of Francisco and Josephine
tAIbiati) Rossi He came to America
in May, 1900, lived in Barre two years
before coming to Waterbury and mar
ried Carrie Bianchi of this place on
Sept. II, 1903. He was member of
the Modern Woodmen of America and
the G. G. |. A.
Burial was in the village cemetery,
| the bearers being William Anair, Vic
| tor Villa, John Carroll, FREDERICK Cas-
tanedo, Peter O'Clair and Peter Trente.
Among those present from out of
town were Paul Rossi of New York,
Mrs. Il. .Modica of Barre, N. Colnmbo
and Mrs. c. Macchi of Northfield, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Charest, Mrs. A. DePez-
zoe, Mrs. A. Calcagni, Mrs. G. Casa
bella, Mrs. G. Caccivio, Mrs. T. Frat
tint, Mrs. H. Rossi, Mrs. l.. Comolli,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Rossi, Mrs. M. Mag
naghi, L LIAM, Mrs. K. Buzzi and G.
Dindo, Of Barre; Mrs. X. Colombo of
Montpelier and Mr.. and Mrs. a. Calac-
q Of Barton.
Hugh Fields Of st. Adams was a
guest Of relatives here over Sunday
George Ayers Of Stowe was in town
Sunday, after being at the Heaton
hospital TO see his wife and son.
Miss Bernice Price spent the end of
the week at her home in Middlesex.
Bert Newton Of Montpelier spent
Sunday in town.
John Jay has returned to Montpel-
Ter after spending the end Of the week
at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman OF Chester
are guests Of Mrs. Warren Dye at
their home on Union street.
Miss Mae Shaw has gone to Melrose,
Mass, to be guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harwood.
Francis Muzzy OF Burlington was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Hamel remains very
low.
Miss Teresa Crosby has gone to her
home in CanadN for vacation.
Thomas McGrath OF Springfield is |
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Annie |
Tanner.
Verne Parker has gone on an ex-
tended southern trip.
Mrs. Bertha Evans has gone to New
Jersey, where she will be the guest at |
the home of her son. Earl Evans, over
Fred Dnprey of Burlington was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeForge took
heir little daughter to Heaton hospi-
ial last week for an operation. She
4 doing well.
Mrs. John Keefe and children were
u Burlington Sunday TO see Mr.. Keefe
Il the Fanny Allen hospital. He is
Icing very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell and
on, Carver, and Miss Annie Healey of
Sorthfeld spent Sunday in town with
Ilr. and Mrs. William Hayes.
Sunday evening DIR. Charles Dalton
poke at the Congregational church
lpon Health as Public Asset" He
anne under the auspices Of the Mems
hub and was pleasantly introduced by
4 L. Perkins, president Of the club.
)r. Dalton gave much information on
he different diseases and their treat
nent and how through the state board
( health much progress had been
made in checking diseases. He made
vital statistics" interesting and stood
at back of the present health law
nth its district health officers. Preced-
ng this address, Scripture was read !
y Charles B. Adams, prayer was Of
cred by b. r. Demeritt and selec- I
n was sung by the male chorus. The
ifertory was played by Edward S.
'rary. All were appreciative of the
ervice and as DIR. Dalton said he felt
ather pleased to be asked back to
peak the second time in the same
lace they wished that he might come
or the third or fourth time.