The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

his anu mib. nODcIL rlhHefi WIN nav
been visiting at Mrs. Fishers forme
home in Barre, returned yesterday b
Burlington,
Rev. j. j. Cullion, who has been spend
ing several days with friends in Barr
and Montpelier, returned yesterday Il
his home in Dorset.
u. j, Owens, Washington county
member of the Democratic state com
mtteee, returned to-day from Burling
ton, where the committee met last
night
Miss Eda Piccioli, who has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Barre
and Montpelier, returned yesterday to
Ludlow, where she is employed in the
law office OF Sargent a. Steele.
The ladies' aid OF the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual sale OF
work ON Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec
8 and D-stonecutters' aprons, ladies
work aprons, fancywork, etc. There will
also be domestic table for the sale OF
homemade bread, pies, cakes, scenes,
shortbread and oatcakes. Further an.
nouncement will be made later.
George T. Cutler, an official of the
Vermont Tel g. Tel Co., who has been
passing few days in Barre as the guest
of Henry Hodgdon of Highland avenue,
returned this morning TO his home in
Burlington During his stay here Mr..
Cutler accompanied Mr. Hodgdon on a
hunting trip to Pigeon pond in Plain
field.
The Combination Five, juvenile
basketball team, left this forenoon
for Mortified, where they are to play
the Mortified All Stars this evening
Captain Ross will lead the following
combination against the All Stars: Bal
ley Glass, Haskins, Engle and Halsall.
The Five have defeated several local
teams in juvenile circles and now seek
to emulate Alexander, the well known
militarist, by looking for new worlds
to conquer.
Acting in conjunction with Palace
pitus," the student governing body at
Hanover, President Nichols of Dart
mouth college yesterday announced the
roster of the undergraduate fire depart
ment, which will cooperate with the
Hanover department in the case of fire
il the college buildings. On the roster
appears the name of Earl R. Williams.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. r.. A. Williams Of
1871 Washington street, this city. who
is a junior at Dartmouth. Other names
include some OF Dartmouth's football
stars, McAuliffe, Llewellyn, Pudrith and
Whitney
Something OF local smack is added |
10 the wedding of Miss Edmonton TO |
Richard Croker, the ex-Tammany lead |
r. Barre people who stopped at Camp |
in Roxbury last summer
nay have seen the future bride of Mr..
1roker. Miss Edmonton was a guest
II the camp for several weeks and dur.
NC her stay Prof Shaw. the camp di.
ector invited guests TO a recital of
ongs and stories by the Indian girl.
70 those who were privileged to be
resent, Miss Edmonton gave a very
asting impression Of her ability as an
ntertainer.
Mrs John r. Cook and little daughter,
Helen. of o East street left the city yes
erday for New York, whence they are to
all within a few days for Bradentown,
Ia, to Join Alderman John F. Cook. 1t
expected that the family will pass the
inter in the South, as Alderman Cook
seeking relief from troublesome
hroat affection that has caused his
riends considerable concern. Mrs. Cook
nd her daughter were accompanied from
ARE by Mrs. Albert A. Sargent and two ]
hildren, Barton and Frances, of %
reneh street, who were TO be Joined at
lbany, n. Y. by Mrs Sargent's father /
r. Barton. Together they planned 20
ave at once for Bradentown and will /
ass a greater part of the winter in the
,uthern climate. Mr. Sargent's moth
r, Mrs. Sargent OF Ludlow, arrived in
ne city yesterday to remain with her
IN for a time.
Court No 3.3l7, Independent Order of
oresters, held an enjoyable dancing
lrty at the lodge rooms in X. OF C.. hall K
1t evening Immediately after the reg
lar business meeting. The dance was
ne of series which the court is giving
lring the fall and winter months Near
80 couples were present and dancing
intinued from $3.50 o'clock until mid
ght, to be interrupted only at inter. :
ission when ladies OF Companion court =
lined with the Foresters in serving n
ncheon. A number Of young women
sisted in serving the dancers. Music
IA furnished throughout the evening by III
e Christopher Columbus band orches-
a. led BY T. Gropelli. As on previous
casions in this city. the work Of the
Jung musicians came in for a good deal NJ
warm commentator. A committee
insisting Of Frank Casellini. Joseph NJ
anney. Mrs Seriphine Colby and Mrs.
iie Gregoire had charge Of the affair.
Following the custom Of having a sup.
r once a month. the December affair
the Baptist church last evening was VI
tie success. being largely attended
q a sale which followed being wen vi
u patronized. There were four booths IN
. Of The Italian mission. presided over MAJ
Miss Jameson of the mission in which MI
re displayed and for sale work done by I'M
p sewing class and sewing class teach
,. two in charge % the ladies aid ami WI
e IN charge 81 the philathea class TN
h. I. ID. Jones. Mrs. James Grierson
q Miss Henrietta lnglis presided over
: ladies aid booths and had a brisk
de in fancy articles. aprons. etc. while
the Philathea booth. Miss Elizabeth
tton disposed Of dolls amd doll mil
cry. Everything sold well and al the
.irles were Disposed Of. The sunday
lool also concluded q popcorn booth.
.ich did = good business through the
ming in charge Of the superintendent