The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

New and used slelghs Tor sale at Su'
Ter Bros livery. Phone lBo.
Attorney William Wishart went to
st. Adams recently for a brief bust
ness stay.
James Robertson of Lewis street was
taken to the Barre City hospital Sat
urday night by ambulance.
Telephone Montpelier s493 and re-
serve seats for to.night's Russian Sym
phony concert. Special cars leave at
7 20,--adv.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter. No.
80. 0. f. s., Wednesday evening, Feb.
IN, at 1880 o'clock. Supper served at
10 o'clock.
George F. Ball viii leave tonight
for Somerville, \. j., to work for Lewis
A. Dodge at watch repairing, expect
ing to return in about month.
The monthly meeting of the ladies'
union of the Presbyterian church will
be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at
the home OF Mrs. Kenneth Macrae at
1880.
There will be a regular meeting of
Minnehaha encampment in Odd Eel
lows hail. Gordon block, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10. All patriarchs re-
quested to be present. Work in pa
triarchal degree on class of candis
dates.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union, branch No. 90,
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at 1880, in
Worthen block. Every member re-
ouested to be present to vote on the
referendum to increase the dues and
the l. U. secretary treasurer's salary.
P. F. Landi of Iandi's orchestra has
assumed the bookings of Gilbertson's
orchestra in Rowland hail. and here
after Landi's orchestra will fill these
dates. Mr.. Gilbertson viii continue
his orchestra work, especially catering
to out of town engagements.
Joseph Giudici. son OF Mrs. Joseph
inc Giudici of Al Beckley street, who
for the past six months has been a
commercial student at Albany Business
college, has completed his course and
returned Saturday night to resume his
duties at the Giudici Brothers Granite
company.
A snowshoe party consisting of six
young people and headed by Andrew
Guthrie enjoyed hike to the Coilamer
camp off the Plainfield road yesterday
afternoon and hearty supper prepared
by their chaperone. They returned TO
Al -. Ia To-,
Word received from A. j. Stewart,
who was taken i'll while the guest OF
Rev. Edgar Grassland Of Mattapan,
Mass. last week and which was be.
lieyed would result in pneumonia,
brings the tidings that he is improving
steadily and thus far has evaded the
disease.
DR.. Leonard McCambridge of Bur
linQton was called here for consul
tation concerning the illness OF Mrs.
John B. Kelly Of 9 Liberty street, who
has been i'll since Dec 81 The con
sulting physicians, DR.. McCsmbridge
and Dr. W. Z. Lazell, diagnosed the
case as capillary pneumonia.
Edgar Fisher, the six-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher OF l5s
Brook street. died Saturday afternoon
at s o'clock Mt his home, after three
weeks illness with rheumatic fever
His funeral was held from st. Monica 9
church at 8 o'clock this morning A
low mass was said by Rev. p. Nj. Me
Kenua before the body was taken to
the vault at Elmwood cemetery, and
there inferred until spring, when burial
will be made at the Beckley street
cemetery. Four young boy friends,
Laurence Henes, Rosario DeBiois, Ar
thur Hebert, and Thomas Dunleavey
were the bearers. The little lad was
horn in Barre Nav. 10, 1913. He leaves
besides his parents FIVE brothers: Fred
erick, Leo, Philip, Morris and Wilfred'
and sister, Lorraine.
The LaFrance truck of the IRE de-
psrtment will be an ornament for the
next few DAYS, until pneumatic tires
can be adjusted to the wheels, which
since the purchase of the truck have
been bounded by hard rubber tires.
The change was suggested to the city
council by Fire Marshal A. G. Prehle
during his reign as fire chief OF the
Barre department While this change
is being made the newly constructed
truck with two chemical tanks and hose
attachments will answer chimney fire
calls and other such emergency calls,
together with an Oldsmobile truck,
ilied with hydrant hose and equip.
ment Mr.. Drown donated the use Of
this truck free Of charge until the
changes can be made TO the LaFranee
engine. Besides these two cars there
il also a double sled team equipped
with hooks and ladders that will an
swer all calls.
In making arrangements for the
hockey game with st. MichaeFs col
leue of Winooski, to be held here sat
urday afternoon. Gerald Griffin, the
manager of the Goddard team and the
manager of the Winooski team became
mixed in terms. with the result that
the st. Michael's team did not make
an appearance for the game. The man
aper of the St. Michaers team had un-
lderstood that a telephone message was
To inform them Saturday morning II
Goddard wished to have a game, while
the Goddard manager understood no
Telephone call was to be made. Quite
number interested in hockey were
disappointed, but they will all have
an opportunity to see these teams IN
action next Saturday at the seminary
rink. Meanwhile Griffin is making ar
rangements for a game with the Cana.
dian club Of Barre.
Three large sleigh bsrges filed with