The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-18

ing industry viii continue their efforts
| longer. The SUM was increased $4,000
on Monday, some $4,000 of which was
| subscribed while the committee was in
session last evening, The total raised
| up to last night was $l52,250 so that
the committee now feels that the enter
prise is assured. About 100 citizens at
tended the conference last night.
Supper menu, NJ. Il. church Wednesday,
Feb. 10, to 1870: Oyster stew, crackers,
cabbage salad, rolls, layer cake, coffee;
35e.--adv
Further taking of dispositions occurred
before Judge G. II. Dale to-day in the
case of Hiram Sparrow, administrator
against the Vermont Savings bank of
Brattleboro.
James NJ. Holland of Mortified visited
in the city to-day.
c. S. Whittier has received word from
Henry Smith, who is now in the livery
business in Massachusetts,, near Boston
that his stable caught fire last week and
that five horses were burned in the fire.
| The extent of the damage is not known
here. Mr.. Smith was employed many
years by Mr.. Whittier in his meat mar
ket.
The Montpelier bowling team went to
| Mortified Monday evening and defeated
the bowling team Of that town by to-
tai score Of 1868 to 1893. Matthews of
Montpelier made the high single score of
| III points, while Shepard had the high
three-string total Of PIP pins. A team
from the Murphy 4 Weafer pool room
in Barre meets a team at pocket billiards
and billiards at the Daily rooms this
evening.
Mrs. Mabel Cameron Of Marshfeld is
spending the week with Representative
Cameron, her husband, from that town.
Her father the late Daniel X. Loveland,
| represented that town in 1888,
Roy Getman, who is in the navy, ar
rived home last night for a visit with
| Mrs. Getman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norton arrived
| this morning. Mrs. Norton went to New
York to meet her husband, who has just
| arrived from France, where he has been
| in service in the American army.
c. c. Graves and c. b. Adams of Wa
terbury were in the city this morning on
| probate matters.
Deeds of the sale of a lot by Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. A. Hoadley to Mr. and Mrs. S.
! Bernardini and of a sale Of a house and
| lot on Barre street by Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Brudnel to Charles Bianchi of this
city were placed in the city clerks office
| Monday afternoon for record. The Brud-
nell house is the one that the Montpelier
city council talked of buying recently.
Reports from the condition of j. E.
Moody of Waterbury are not very favor
able. His family were arranging to take
| him to Florida but his health, the physi-
clans say, viii not stand the trip. He
| has asthma complicated with a heart
trouble.
In probate court Monday afternoon
Anthony Fasola was appointed guardian
Of Egle Baruzzi, a minor living in Italy.
The father died, leaving property here
and the appointment is made that the
settlement of the estate may be ad-
vanced Florence and Valira Congo, mi
nors, Of Barre, were ordered by the pro-
| bate court committed to the home for
! feeble minded. Willis +. Tracy of East
Montpelier was appointed administrator
of the estate = A. j. Ormsbee, late of
that town. The viii of Susan Nudge, a
long time resident of East Montpelier,
was proven in the same court.
A hearing was held before Judge Stan
ton in Montpelier to-day in the divorce
suit of Mary B. Thompson VS. Arthur W.
! Thompson, contested case in which T.
L. Gleason represents Mrs. Thompson
and f. L. Laird, Mr.. Thompson. The
court gave the custody of the minor
child into the hands of the mother and
ordered suit money Of $25 to be paid by
Mr. Thompson by March Is and $25. by
April /.