The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-14
MONTPELIER

plicstions following an operation Tor
strangulated hernia which she under
| went about four weeks ago Previous
TO this injury she had been in the hos
pital for 10 weeks with a broken hip
She is survived by her husband, who
rs truck driver in the Montpelier fire
department, by one sister, Mrs. Albert
| Stone, and BY number Of nieces and
nephews. Mrs. Kaiser was SO years
| OF age. The funeral will take place
next Thursday at 2 o'clock in the ait
ernoon from the date home. Entomh'
ment will be made in the vault al
Green Mountain cemetery The de-
ceased was the daughter OF OSCAR and
Sarah (Frisblel Burdck, born In West
| fordin 1852. She received her educa,
ton in Westford and came to Mont
pelier about 40 years ago. Her first
husband was Henry Wedge, who died
| in 1893. Their only son, Raymond
died two years ago at the age OF "a
Mrs. Wedge married Mr. Kaiser ~
years ago. aud they had lived at .
School avenue sipce that time.
Elroy Edison of 1855 School street
suffered broken collar bone when he
fell while jumping on skis near his
home last Saturday afternoon. he
was attended by DR.. NJ. F. McGuire
and was resting more comfortably last
night Maurice Jones, the young son
Of X. B. Jones. suffered cut under
the chin which required Ii stitches q
close in a coasting accident on the to-
boggan slide Sunday night. He was
taken to Heaton hospital and attended
BY DR.. Mcclure, and was taken home
yesterday,
Herman Guyette Of East Montpelier
| was taken TO Waterbury yesterday foi
observation by Sheriff Frank Tracy
Guyette has been arrested twice II
connection with the taking and cash
ing of checks. He was brought intS
Montpelier city court and bound over
to county court on failure to fluid sure
ties for bail.
Frank G. Whalen, son of John Whal
en-, master mechanic of the Montpelier
! & Wells River railroad, has been ap
pointed mechanical engineer by tho
American Steel Foundry corporation
which Is one Of the largest concerns
| OF the kind in the world. having nine
plants in different sections OF the coun
, try. He has charge of the mechanica
and theoretical business OF the con
ern. Mr.. Whslen Is a graduate OF
Tufts and then received master de-
gree from the University OF Illinois
receiving also doctors degree later
| from the same institution. This ap
pointment to the above position car
ries with II good deal Of responsEbii
ity for q young man.
Miss Mary Dana Of Woodstock, who
has been in business college here, i
temporarily employed in the Office Of
| the commissioner of industries.
Henry B. Shaw. secretary Of civil
and military affairs, arrived ID the
city this noon.
The Order OF Eastern Star gave q
whist party in their hall Monday eve
ming that was attended by enough 70
surround IL tables with players. Dur
ing the evening dainty refreshments
were served by committee, Of which
several members Of the lodge were
walters. The gentlemen's prize was
awarded 10 q. i. Carpenter, while Mrs.
Jennie Bartlee won the prize for the
highest score made by ladies'. There
was also 4 BOBBY prize, which was
awarded Mrs. l.. A. Neweomb, but
there we're many close contestants fot
this prize.
Mayor and Mrs. G. L. blanchard
have gone to Boston for few days
Mrs. c. A. Smith has gone to Leba'
non. where DR.. Fred Brown, her broth
er, is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James mckinney and
SON left this morning for visit IN
Sharon.
Miss Dorothy Paige has returned
from Hanover, n. H., where she at,
tended the annual winter carnival OF
Dartmouth college.
Don j. Grout OF Waterbury has been
elected exchange editor Of the Boston
university ABeanpot,' humorous pa.
per- His photograph in this capacity
appeared in the Boston Post recently
AT the request OF J, w Muirhead
local training supervisor OF the L. 5
Veterans bureau, II. P. Sheldon, state
| fish and game commissioner, u consid'
ering accepting war vetersn foi
training in fish culture under the di'
rection Of the FISH and game depart
ment-
Nothing IS pending in city court IL
+bo easa IL CTty OF Montpelier vs.
Leonard Doten for violation of city
ordinance. Judge w. A. Lord said TO-
day. IL Is understood that the case
IN which Doten is charged with selling
milk without a license, viii not be
tried for several days.
Miss Dorothy Lord has returned e
the University Of Vermont after Wis
iting her parents, Judge and Mrs. W
A. Lord, in the city.
The contract case of X. q. Dun a
! Co. vs. John Dobbs was retired N
Montpelier city court this morning be,
for Acting Judge II. c. Shurtleff and
the following jury; Edgar G. Colburn
Henry ID. Holmes, Wilbur Lawrence
VI. A. Hoardey, w. b. stratton, w. q
Andrews, ID. A. Perry, NJ. d. Ban
croft. II. r. Critchett, r. w. Jerome
A. ID. Farwell and Lewis Chatfield
George Hunt appeared for the plain
riff and y. Z. Gleason for the defend
ant. There was no substantial change
in the evidence from the first trial
Testimony was completed at noon. Tn,
jury returned at go to listen to th'
argument.
Miss Marjorie Sears Of the secretary
Of states Office has gone 20 her homs
in Irasburg for two weeks. Miss Hi
da Grabel OF the same Office has beer