The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-17
SOUTH RYEGATE
Caledonians Won an Easy Victory Over
Franklin, N. H.

Franklin, N. H.
The Caledonia basketball team OF
South Ryegate won their second game
OF the season at Wells River, Saturday
evening, Dec. ID, by defeating the strong
Franklin quintet from Franklin, n. II.
| The Caledonians had the lead from the
start and the ball was few times out
of reach of their hands. Parker played
his usual fast game, while the other
members of the team easily broke up
the opposing teams plays and did bril-
liant work.
Lineup as follows: G. A. A., Parker,
R. f.; Bill Gibson, L. F.; G. {, Gibson,
O.; r. Gibson, L. b.; Belanger, K. 81;
r. Beaton, r, B.
Franklin, A. A. Carroll, r. f.; Con-
nors, L. F.; McDermott, G.; Hamilton,
L. B.; Currier, r. b.
Score-C. A. A. 80, Franklin A. A. l3.
Goals from the hoor-Parker II, d.
Gibson 6, C. Gibson, p. Gibson 2, Belanger
2, r. Beaton 2, Carroll, Connors 2, Me-
Dermott, Hamilton. Points on fouls-C.
A. A. 2, Franklin 8.
Referee. f. Beaton. Scorer-A. j..
Smith Timer-M. V. Larivee. Time
Two l5-minute and one l0-minute pc
RODS. Five hundred people attended,
The Caledonians' next game will be
played at Wells River Dec. ~, when
/ they will line up against Tufts college.
Tufts is represented by stronger team
than ever, so it is expected they viii
give the local team hard rub" for
honors.
| The T. A. S. OF the Presbyterian
church realized over $3.50 as the result
of the fair held Friday. There were
fancy work apron, doll, ice cream, candy
and vegetable tables, all of which did
a rushing business The old oaken buck
ct also proved quite an attraction, es-
pecially to the young people.
Mrs. Emma Gibson was in st. Johns
bury last Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hall spent last Wednes-
day in Montpelier.
Miss Corienne Samuelson, who was
recently graduated from the nurses
training course at the Massachusetts,
General hospital, Boston, arrived home
last week for short vacation before
taking up her work as night superintend.
ent in the Holyoke, Mass, hospital.
Miss Ella Samuelson is home from
Goddard seminary, Barre, for the Christ
mas vacation.
John ID. McAllister went last week
to Boston, where he will visit relatives
for couple of weeks.
Harry I. Brown came home from st.
Johnsbury, where he is attending court
as iuryman, Saturday, and will remain
until after Christmas, court having adj
iourned.
The Caledonians won a second easy
victory Saturday evening, when they
played the Franklin, n. H., basketball
team at Wells River; score, 80 to 10.
!. H. Gilfillan went West with car
load Of cows last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Morrison of
Barre spent Sunday at George Groves.
Mrs. George Beaton, Mrs. Lee Brock,
Miss Cecile Brock, and Miss Lillian Guild
spent Monday in Montpelier.
1t is expected that there will be
Christmas exercises in both churches on
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Samuel Mills was called to Barre
Thursday by the death of her uncle,
C. n Benedict.
II. w. Goodine was in Burlington Sat
urday on business. with DIR. Twitchell.
Mrs. Goodne went to Montpelier in the
afternoon to meet her husband ON the
return trip.
The funeral of Mrs Caroline Dickey,
who has fatally burned Friday evening.
was held Sunday at / o'clock p m, in
the Presbyterian church. of which Mrs
Dickey was one of the charter members.
The large number present and the beau
tiful flowers which covered the casket
spoke of the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held in this community. Sor-
row is expressed on every hand at the
sad manner in which this aged woman
met her death. She leaves as her near
est relatives, one sister, Mrs. II. Bailey
of Franklin, n. H., two nephews, Alex
ander Cochran of Wells River and George
Cochran of Ryegate, both of whom were
present at the funeral. Rev. V. Ziegler
oiliciated and the interment was made at
Ryegate, where Mr. Dckey is buried.