The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Tome early Tor your size Sl,uU corset
II for OSc at Vaughan's.
H Each member of the Ladies' Auxiliar
H is requested to invite three friends to tn
H whist party held in X. of c. hall o
H Wednesday at 2 p. m,
/ Ira L. Cheever. who cut his foot Will
4 chopping wood for G. b. Gallison Of Eas
Montpelier. is at the home OF his par
ents, 10 Mount street.
Elder James +. Talmadge of Salt LAX
\ City, a member of the Council of Twelve
| and w. A. Mrnson OF New York, presi
dent OF the Mormon Eastern States mis-
sion, who were here for the Mormon con
ference yesterday, are registered at Ho
tel Barre.
That wonderful gifted Broadway star
Julia Dean, in a strong gripping play
Judge Not" or "The Woman Of Mona
Diggings." In the cast with Miss Dean
are Harry Carey and Harry Carter
Filmed in six great reels, at the Bijou
o-morrow--adv.
Miss Matte Common, who has been
passing several days at her home in
this city, returned to-day to Saranac
Lake, N. Y, where she is employed. She
was accompanied as far as st. Adams
by her nephew, William G. Edwards, who
will visit in northern Vermont for a
few days before returning home.
At their home on South Main street
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bond
quietly observed their 50th wedding an
niversary. During the day a number of
old friends called to express congratula-
| tions, but the observance was not of the
lively nature that will celebrate the an
niversary in Masonic hall this evening.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Bond are to be the
guests of honor at reception. The af-
fair will be in charge of st. Aldemar
commandery, No. IL, Knights Templar,
of which Mr.. Bond is member. Invita-
tions to the reception were issued last
week and notable celebration is antci-
pated.
Among the visitors in the city through
the week end were the following people;
IS, +. Chadbourne of Newton Center,
Mass, William c. Morgan of New York
City, J. Herbert Best, Winifred Heath,
Raymond Slayton and Mum Robertson
Of Stove, Robert S. Fleury OF Mount
Vernon, N. Y. J. r. Ralston OF Plainfield,
William f. Gallaher. T. f. CofFey of Low
ell Mass, C. NJ. Waugh of Cambridge,
Mass. Mary Bartlett of Plainield, DIR.
John A. Guliek OF Holyoke, Mass, r. II.
Wrann of Worcester, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. |
y, H. Nyal Of Bristol, Conn, James r.
Bechold of Niagara Falls, n. ", T. +. |
James of Windsor and Wilbur Jarvis of |
Warren.
Rev. George II. Holt, the retiring pas
tor of the Baptist church, delivered his
farewell sermon before well-iilled pews
yesterday morning His final message
on the subject Of "The witnessing
Church" was delivered in an interesting
manner and with a sincerity which will
make it one long to be remembered by 1
his hearers. On the subject of his change
Of pastorate Mr.. Holt touched but light &
~, contenting himself with statement
to the effect that ones duty as a 'wit-
ness for Christ" sometimes requires him
to disregard personal desires in regard to |
his location. Mr. Holt, with his wife and
family, is to leave the latter part of the !,
week for Corona, Riverside county, Cali {
fornia, where he has accepted a pastor {
ite.
The members of the Bonaccord Foot :,
BALL club spent most enjoyable even
ng on Saturday last at the home of Mr..
md Mrs. James Massie, 90 Maple avenue, n
,eing invited there by their vice -presi-
lent, James Cobban. During the even
ng songs were rendered by the follow H
ng: j. Fraser, A. w. Cormack. G. Mo- H
watt. G. Mcleod, +. Mcpherson, w. Kerr,
J. Mclean, w. Still. ]. Stewart, ]. Dun
var, A. Brown, ]. Coutts. Refreshments
we're served by Mr.. and Mrs Massie who Il
we're ably assisted by Mrs. Joseph Fras-
r. George Mcleod passed around the
igars, which were much appreciated II
IN the call of the club president. George III
iowatt. a hearty vote of thanks to the III
and to the host and host II
SIS brought most enjoyable evening to
close. III
Acting on the advices of the authori- III
les, the police have assembled the be- II
1ngings of Antonio Calf, the man who III
hot and killed Mrs. Luigi Lungo and III
hen turned the revolver on himself, and Ill
~ htNl hhthl ~ pollGt ltih Ill
ntil they are claimed by relatives of the
cad man. Calf roomed at a. Circle III
treet and there his clothing and other III
ossessions were found intact many of III
lem having been stored in the mans Hi
Junk. Cafii's wife and two children. HI
HON he had not seen since coming to Hi
merica two years ago, are in Italy It Hi
understood that acquaintance of the iii
an have written the widow of her hus- I'LL
ind's tragic end and it is possible that mi
IT Acknowledgement of the letter will TIL
elude instructions as to the disposition iii
his belongings. Hi
Goddard seminary athletes have or. III
nized a basketball league for the win HI
r composed of six teams. An organiza- VII
IN was effected Saturday by the cleo iii
on of Hubbard Louden as president. III
yinyer as vice president, Max Strong III
secretary and Bill Quinn as manager. III
ne players are to be under the immedi- I'LL
e supervision Of Coach Charlie Hoernle. I'LL
blowing are the team assignments: iii
Itionals-Welch, King. Tillotson, Chap III
IN. Erskine; Americans Rock. Falk- In,ii
r, Strong Skerritt. Arnold; Federals-
oft, Guv johnson. Clarke, Flanders. Ill.,
enn johnson; COlonials- Newton. =
-inyer. Lantz, Smith. Jones: Column =
A. Hoernle. Partridge.
nj. Biladeau: EAstarus-Dole Rogers -