The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-29
MONTPELIER.
Bnght's Disease Caused Death Of Carlos
S. Jacobs.

>. JACOBS.
Carlos S. Jacobs died yesterday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. /. J.. Spar
row, OF Brights diease, at the age OF 81
years. He was born in Berlin December
20, 1899, the son Of Samuel and Melinda
Jacobs, February 2, 1850, he married
Mary Jane Hathaway, and most of their
married life was spent in Calais, where
Tor 80 years he lived on the same farm.
About a year ago they moved TO Hard
wick and lived there eight months, com
ing last August to make their home with
their daughter. Mr.. Jacobs was mem
Der of the Christian church in Calais
and was quite prominent in that COM
munity. lie is survived by his widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Sparrow Of
this city and Mrs. II. L. Burnap OF Hard
wick The funeral was held at noon
too day from the home of Mrs. Sparrow
and interment was at the Robinson Gem
etery in Calais this afternoon Rev.
Ward r. Clark conducted the services.
The Lane Manufacturing company has
orders for planning mill to be sent TO
Budapest in Austria Hungary. This mill
is TO be used in getting out piano
boards
General J. H. Lucia, Mrs Jonathan
Perkins, Mrs A. Batchelder and Will
liam Reed all of whom are suffering
either from broken hips or ribs, are at
ljeaton hospital and are as comfortable
as could be expected.
The board Of aldermen met last even
ing for their regular meeting, but only
business of a routine nature was tran
sacted. A license was granted for the
month OF January to the Palace theatre
and a number Of bills were ordered
paid.
1t is hoped to have the new Mad river
plant OF Moody 4 Almon in operation
by February |, and when it is in use
il viii be one of the best systems in
the state as the two dams are capable
Of furnishing storage capacity. The new
dam is one of the largest cement dams
in the state. In case Of any temporary
breakdowns, the steam auxiliary plant
III Montpelier will be sufficient for the
time being.
Martin Il Heating who has been EN-
ployed at the Pavilion hotel for the
past 10 years, has resigned his position
to accept a similar one with the Sher
wood hotel in Burlington. During the
latter part OF his stay here, Mr. Keat-
ing has been clerk and in his new posi-
ton will act SIS assistant steward and
have charge of the dining room Mrs
Heating viii remain in Montpelier for
the present.
Mount Vernon lodge, I @. 0. f., met
last evening for the annual business
meeting and also conferred the nitia
tory degree on one candidate. The Off
GERS elected were as follows: Noble
grand. Bruce Mcdonald; vice grand, c.
G. Taft; recording and financial secre-
tary, Edward Baker; treasurer, X. Q.
Kent. The grand master Of Vermont.
H. r. Hatch OF Bristol, was present, also
representatives from lodges in Plainfeld,
Waterbury and Barre.
The BARRIERS union held its annual
meeting last night and elected the fol
lowing officers President, II. L, Soper
vice president f. O. Biathrow; CORE
spending aud financial secretary, Joseph
VI. BEDFORD; recording secretary, Guy
Rogerst treasurer, g. w Luce; guide,
r. A. Jerd; inner guard, G. L. Gillette
delegate TO the Central Labor union
for IS months. H. L. Soper delegate
for one year. Guy Rogers; auditors, II
F Menard, chairman, II. L. Soper and
Guy Rogers
Tho marriage Of Jennie Inez Staples.
Of Mr., and Mrs s. 2. staples
OF Mortified, and Edgar A. Cummings
of East Montpelier was performed at
the home of the brides parents in North /
field Christmas day, Rev, J. Edward
Wright officiating After a trip to Bos
ton, MIR and Mrs, Cummings will reside
at the groom's home in East Montpelier I
The bride was graduated from the North
field high school as valedietorisn in 1908 I
and had for several years been sue
cessful teacher in East Montpelier, while /
the groom is widely known in the bust
ness circles Of Montpelier.
Charles Parker OF the Capital City I
Press went to Bradford yesterday to
visit his parents before they leave on /
an extended trip, intending to be away /
during the entire winter Col and Mrs +
IT f. Parker expect to sail Saturday +
from New York for Havana where they /
will spend an indefinite time. going from /
there to the Isle oil Pines, winter re.
sort about 20 miles from Havana; then
TO Progresso. Yucatan, Vera Cruz, Mex
leo City and many other places OF in
terest Mrs Parker il severely troubled /
during the winter with neuritis. and il I
is hoped the change of climate viii prove
beneficial