The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-07
TALK or THE TOWN

Special values in coats at Abbott's
/ There will be no meeting of the carpen-
ters'' union this evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knutson received
word that their son, Albert, is i'll in a
southern camp.
Supt f. o. Lee of the water depart
ment Is able to be out OF doors, after
an illness OF week
Mrs Alice Bailey has been called here
from Newbury on account OF the serious
illness ofSher mother, Mrs. Georgianna
Mudgett.
| Private Joseph Zanleoni Of Camp Up
ton and Private Albert Bertrand, who is
stationed at the same camp, are pass
ing furloughs in the city.
DO not wait TO be solicited for the
fourth Liberty loan. Make your subscrip-
tion voluntarily through the Quarry Saw
| ings Bank & Trust Co.--adv.
| Mrs. Frances Richard of st. Adams
returned to her home to-day, after
spending several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Henry of Clark street.
| 1t was William Venner, instead of
George Venner, who died last Friday
morning. Among the surviving relatives
are two sisters, Jennie Venner and Mrs.
Fred Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Larochelle of Railroad
street received word yesterday OF the
death Of Mrs, Fred Larochelle, wife of
DR.. Fred LarOchelle, which occurred in
Springfield, Mass.
Armando Comolli of Comolli & Co., who
has been seriously i'll of the grip and
pneumonia at the City hospital, has re-
covered and will return at once to his
home on Comolli street.
Mrs. Thomas Cave, jr., Of Wellington
street returned home Saturday from
called by the illness of her daughter,
Miss Doris Eastman, who is a student at
Mount Holyoke college.
Harry Cahcagni, formerly manager Of
the italian Athletic clubs crack base
bail team in this city, returned Satur-
day to his work in Quincy, Mass. after
having been called home by the Illness
and death of his mother, Mrs, G. Calcag-
nj, Of Foss street
The body Of Mrs. James Palmer, for.
merly Miss Hannah GiEbertson of this
city, whose death occurred in Quincy,
Mass, arrived in the city Sunday In
/ terment was made last evening in Hope
cemetery, where the commibtal service
was said by Rev B. ]. Lehigh, pastor OF
the First Baptist church.
The funeral of Mrs Ella Donahue of
GraHiteville was held Sunday from st.
| Sylvester's church at 0 a. m, Rev. FIR.
Joseph Turcot, the parish priest, Off
ciating Interment was made in st. Syl-
vester's cemetery at South Barre. The
/ 4. XKrt1lin
Mitchell, Frank Mitchell, Joseph Clark,
Peter Murphy and Abel l.. Foster.
The body of Harry Blow, an EN-
ploye of Harvey & Mower, whose death
| followed brief illness, was taken over
the Central Vermont railroad this morn
I ing at s.25 o'clock to his former home IN
! Burlington, where interment is to take
place. Funeral services in Burlington
are to be in charge of the Masonic order,
with which the deceased was affiliated,
William Wright. a woodsman, who
gave Concord N. H., as his home adj
dress, appeared before Magistrate II. W.
/ Scott in municipal court this forenoon
and acknowledged a subsequent oifense
for which he accepted the alternative
! jail sentence in lieu Of paying a fine Of
SIS and costs. Wright was arrested Sun
day and locked up on an intoxieation
charge
A double funeral service for Charles
Higgs and daughter, Miss Blanche Higgs,
| of Prospect avenue was held from their
latte home Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock, Rev B. G. Lipsky Of the He'd
ding Methodist church officiating, while
only the immediate relatives Of the two
deceased were present. The bearers were
Edwin Keast, William oliver, Charles
Oliver, John Bishop, William Blackmore
and John Angwin.
Murdo Mcleod Of Graniteville received
a telegram Friday afternoon stating that
his son, Private Daniel Mcleod died in
the afternoon Of that day at 4:30 o'clock
in Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa. The de-
ceased enlisted last July in the mechanics
and after training at Burlington he was
transferred to Camp Colt. He leaves his
parents and four brothers, John A. Nc
Leod of Portsmouth, n H., Malcolm, who
is in the Canadian army, and George and
Roy Mcleod of Graniteville. There is
also one sister, Miss Christie Mcleod of
Graniteville The body Of the young man
| has been shipped from Gettysburg and is
expected to arrive in this city toniTht.
For stealing an automobile from a
4 Duxbury man, John Norton Of Fayston
was given his final arraignment in mu
nicipal court Saturday afternoon, when
Magistrate II. w. Scott sentenced him to
serve from five months to seven years in
the state prison at Windsor. Norton Yves
arrested early last week through the ac-
Invites Of Waitsfed and Fayston off
GERS, who learned that the thief dis
posed of the car in Northampton Mass.
When brought back to Barre through the
efforts Of States Attorney Earle r. Da-
Wis, Norton Immediately acknowledged
the larceny, but the desire of the state
authorities to investigate other auto
thefts led to his detaimners.
Mrs A. w. Badger Of Eastern avenue
is in a serious condition as the result Of
a mishap which she experienced Satur-
day evening while about to step into her
husbands automobile at the store of A.
w. Badger & Co. in the Morse block on
North Main street. The car waited at
the rear door, and in leaving the store,
Mrs Badger accidentally stumbled down
a stone-stepped hatchway used by the
ianitor in reaching the basement. She
fell the entire length Of the fight and
was rendered unconscious. a physician
who was summoned found it necessary to
take several stitches to close a gaping
wound in the head. 1t was feared that
skull fracture had developed, but the
patients condition to-day was slightly
improved. She was removed to her home.
News was received here yesterday Of
the death of William Noonan, who was