The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-15

II terday for his home in Fitchburg Mass
H If Napoleon had lived in Barre in lol'
II he would have said, "The truest wisdom
II is resoute determination to have 1
H Christmas club at the Barre Saving
H Bank & Trust Co.
II r. g. Williams, Merton Totman ant
\ Gerald b. Vance of Burlington returned
\ to their homes this morning after spend
\ ing the past few days in Barre ant
II Graniteville on business.
HI Adolph Calvo of New York arrived In
the city yesterday and will visit friends
on Blackwell street for several days
Mr.. Calvo win spend about two weeks
with friends in Vermont
B V. Camannetti of Quincy, Mass.
arrived in the city yesterday and will
spend few days visiting friends on
Berlin street before going to Granitevillc,
where he has secured work.
Miss Mary Cowie, who received an in
| Jury to her back by slipping on the ice
about two months ago, has so far recov-
cred as to be able to resume her duties
at the Smith & Cummings market.
Silas Minor, who has occupied a place
on Merchant street extension during the
| past few years, moved his household
goods Saturday to a farm on Camp
street extension.
After weeks siege of broachitis,
Constable George L. Morris of Averill
street was back at his desk at city hall
to-day. Mr.. Morris is recovering steadily
from his illness.
All ladies of the hospital aid are re-
quested to attend sewing meeting
which is to be held at the hospital on
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. All come
prepared to sew.
Rev. George Atkinson of Megantic,
r. O.. who is passing several days in this
vicinity while guest of Rev. +. Cross
land of Wellington street, conducted
services in the Graniteville Presbyterian
church yesterday.
Efforts to organize a mems club in the
Church of the Good Shepherd will come
to a head ThWsday evening, when the
men of the parish win meet in the church
to consider ways and means. The meet
ing will follow parish supper to be
served by the women of the church at 6
o'clock.
| The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Rossi of Shurtleff place died last even
! ing. after an Illness of several days. The
child was one and ne-half years old
Funeral services will be held at the house
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the
body will be placed in the receiving vault
at Elmwood cemetery.
John j. Phipps, whose name has been
iotted down on the police blotter several
times in the past six months, was ar
rested Saturday night on an intoxication'
charge. When arraigned before Magis- |
trate II. w. Scott in city court this
morning. he gave Rutland as his resi- |
dence, acknowledged a subsequent offense
and was sentenced to serve 80 days in |
the county jail, in addition to paying a
fine of SIS and costs.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel |
Barre through the week end were the /
following people: l.. b. Dow of Barton,
Mrs. +. A. Spafford and Miss S. Pauline
Spafford of Burlington, Maurice Kaye of |
New York, s. S. Foy of Detroit, Mich,
N. J. Frost of Springfield, j. /. Lowell of
Brooklyn, Mass, Miss Mae Kelly, Miss
Marjorie Ash and Miss Nellie Kelly of
Boston. William NJ Hall of Hartford,
j. G.. Underwood of Hartland, j. ]. Fin
messy of Northfeld, s. S. Marshall of
Burlington.
Interest in proceedings at the state
capitol in this, the third week of the
legislative session, centers on the choice
that is to be made in electing a ser
geant-at-arms to succeed Frank T. Par
sons of Montpelier and Mortified, who is
not candidate for reelection. There is
much sentiment locally in favor of Muir
ray A. Love OF Highland avenue, who
is one of the avowed candidates for the
position. Friends of Mr.. Love point to
his experience as business man and /
urge that other qualifications combine
TO make him a desirable candidate for
the office. 1t is possible that the general
assembly will make choice Wednesday {
or Thursday.
J. B. Ladrie, a well known resident of
st. Johnsbury and for many years an
employee of the Fairbanks Scale Co., died
at his home Sunday night at :55 /,
o'clock, according to telephone mes
sage received early this morning by Jo-
seph Ladrie of Nelson street, mem ,
Der of the granite manufacturing firm
IF Hebert & Ladrie. The elder Ladrie's
ieath was due to an attack of pneumo
lia, with which he was stricken week /.
lgo. His son visited the father in ST :
Iohnsbury Saturday. The deceased is !,
survived by nine children as follows: Jo- /;
'eph Dadrie of Barre, Isac Ddrie. Ben +
Iadrie and Mrs. Fourier of st. Johns
,ury. George Ladrie OF Greenfield, Mass,
Augustus and Victor Ladrie of Lynn,
Mass, Mrs. George Wood of Greenfield, !
.lass., and Frank Lsdrie. He also leaves ,
lis wife and a sister, the latter living =
n Montreal. Mr.. Ladrie WIS a native !
# Aroostook county, Me-, where he was
'orn nearly 63 years ago. Thirty years :
go he came to st. Johnsbury and soon
.fterward began work for the scale COM
any. He belonged to the Catholic Order
4 Foresters. and was member of st. q
Aloysius Roman Catholic church, where Il
he funeral will be held Wednesday :
morning. Burial will be in the Catholic y
emeteTy at st. Johnsbury.