The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-14
MONTPELIER
Israel Galaise Died of Heart Failure
Last Evening in Store.

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Israel Galaise died of heart failure in
the Stewart market on Main street last
evening. He was on bis way home with
his brother and wife,, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Galaise, when he complained OF
feeling i'll and sat down upon the steps
OF the market to rest. He was taken
inside and died at once. Mr.. Galaise
was born here 40 years ago, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Galaise, and after
spending his early life in this city he
became a salesman for q decorating
house, which occupation he continued
for 20 years. For IL months he was
in hospital in Jacksonville, Fla, for
treatment for ncuritis of the brain and
came back to Montpelier only last De-
cember. He is survived by wife and
daughter in New York; his mother, Mrs.
Josephine Galaise of this city; two
brothers, Henry and Ernest of this
place; a brother, Charles, in Chicago,
another in Worcester, Mass, and sis
ter, Mrs. Maria Matheson in Worcester,
Mass. Mr.. Galaise's body was taken to-
the home of his mother on Main street
and in the same house lies the body of
John L. Fisher, who died Thursday
night from u shock.
On Saturday, March 28, a special city
meeting is to be held to determine
whether licensed liquor dealers in Mont
pelier shall sell all kinds of liquors or
only malt liquors. This follows the sign
ing OF petition by ten men, according
to law, and should the voters decide
hot .l.& L. un1A
the sale OF hard drinks will be pro-
hibited. The petition was signed by
George L. Blanchard, Stanley f. Blom-
field Benjamin A. Sumner, Bruce Nc
Donald, William Lindsey, J. d. Grimes,
John H. Leach, George McMaster, f. Il.
Gates and "A. w. Prescott. Assistant
Judges Dale of Waterbury and Clapp of
Garre yesterday appointed ex-Mayor
James 5. Haley as the third license
for Montpelier, in place of
h. j. Nolholm, resigned. This makes
the board consist of Calvin l.. Parmen-
ter, William E. Poole and Mr.. Haley.
County court took recess yesterday
TO Monday afternoon, after verdict
Harriet Bailey, to recover S3,llS.7l and
costs against the Vermont Savings bank
OF Brattleboro. Exceptions were taken
by the defendants attorneys and the
case viii probably be carried to supreme
court. The verdict is equivalent to an
original deposit of 81 800 made in 1892
IN the name of Harriet Bailey with in
terest up to the time of demand in 1908
at the rate of interest prevailing at that
time, and with interest at six per cent.
from that date to the present time,
making total OF S3,li5.7l This will
De paid to Hiram L. Sparrow of East
administrator of the estate. |
The verdict does not include the trustee |
account which was barred by the court |
since it was decided that the three per
sons involved must bring suit jointly |
instead of separately to recover on this |
recount. Another action will have to be |
brought by the benefciaries.
The Montpelier high school has ar
'anged preliminary baseball schedule
t. follows: Mortified high school, May |
I, in Montpelier; ST. Johnsbury high,
Nay 7 in Montpelier: Peoples academy |
If Morrisvlle, May IL in Montpelier;
Burlington high May Is at Burlington;
81. Adams high MAY Is at st. Adams;
Bellows Free academy, May 20, in Mont
'elier; st. Adams high May %, in
Montpelier seminary, May
%, in Montpelier; Peoples academy,
tune /. at Morrisville; Burlington
Ugh, June ), in Montpelier, Bellows
free academy, June 10, at Bellows Falls;
Iardwick high, June IL at Hardwick;
Il. Johnsbury academy June 10 at st.
ohnsbury. a game with Hardwiek
igh May -. in this city is still pend
ny and an endcavor will be made to ar 1
ange games with SpauIding high school.
The schedule comprises seven home
ames out of Town.
The executive committee of the Mont
elier seminar trustees met last evening
o discuss past work of the school and
Ian for the future. Senator w. p
dillingham; was the only member of the
nmmittee not present The school year
0 far has proved most successful. The
rustees win work particularly to raise
sustaining fund for the next three
ears, to prohibit any deficit at the end
the school years, to lower the in
ebtedness and increase the endowment ,
ind.