The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
ALLIES ARE SATISFIED,
WITH AMERICAN REPLY
TO GERMAN PROPOSAL
MONTPELIER
Mrs. D. W. Cummings Died at Hospital
Monday Afternoon.

Mrs, Mary +. Cummings, wife of u.
w. Cummings of College street, died at
the hospital shortly after o'clock
Monday afternoon following a few
! days illness of pneumonia. She was n
native of East Montpelier, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Andrew j, Parker,
born July 26, lSG2 She lived there until
coming with her husband to Montpelier
eight years ago, but her activities have
been in Montpelier to considerable
extent. She was prominent in the for-
eign and home missionary societies of
the Methodist church having been see
retary and treasurer of both at the
time of her death. She, had also been
connected with other church activities
during the younger days of her life.
She had large circle of friends who
were much surprised to hear of her i'll
ness and death She is survived by her
husband, two children, Wendail, EN-
ployed in the Capital Savings Bank and
Trust Co, and Ruth. a student III
Montpelier seminary; brother.
Charles Parker, and sister, Mrs. +.
w Perkins of Plainield The funeral
win occur from her late home at .
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A.
H. Webb, who married Mr.. and Mrs. |
Cummings 25 years ago, officiating
Enough persons to surround ID ta-
bes with players attended the Pythian
Sisters whist party Monday evening
DR.. Herman won the first honors and |
Mrs H. Clifford the BOBBY prize The
sisters have announced to the members /
of the Knights of Pythias that they
will entertain them Wednesday eve
ming of next week, following the reg
ular lodge meeting and a suitable pro-
CRANE, Of which Mrs. F II. Tracy has
charge, will be presented.
The officers of the farmers exchange
held meeting to-day when they met
Mr. Merrill, the new manager, who
takes over the work and who comes to
The exchange with feeling among the
officers that he will fit into the posi-
ion in excellent shape.
G. II. kiddcr, Fred Mayo and Guy
Watson Of the Boston and Maine rail
Dad arrived in the city during the
hight for trip of the Barre hill to look
,ver the arrangements for the summer
work.
Miss Marguerite Carr, a teacher Of
hcrthand in the public schools here,
md Herbert D. Hoyt, senior in Nor [,
yich university. were married at East
Weymouth. Mass Saturday by JUS
ice e. ID. Merchant at the city clerks
flee The bride wore a tafreta gown
Nth hat TO match. They will complete
heir school years in two institutions,
t which they are a part. The bride
as been teacher in the high school e
ere for three years and is well known
n the city Her marriage was an
Ounced as surprise to the teach y
rs Monday, when she appeared in
chool J
G. A. Brown OF Barre has commenced q
,ork in the state forestcr's office as
yecutive clerk, which position w G.
hastings has been trying for several
eeks to fill
II. j. Nolholm has received notice
-om Mrs.-Mary { Walker at Mt. ks
,, \. y. Of the death of Mrs Hiram
arleton, who was many years a resi- !
INT of Montpelier and who died Mon.
ny Judge and Mrs Carleton resided
the Riverside for many years and y
ere prominent in the city affairs q
ldge Carleton died several wears ago
flowed 4 few years ago by son y
frederick Carleton, former city attor i
~ in Montpelier so that Mrs Walk .
Is the surviving near relative Of Mrs.
1rleton. The body viii be brought 70 T
ontpolier on Wednesday night aud al
o'clock Thursday morning. Rev. "
harIe- y ST. John will ofiiciate. al !,
service 10 be held at the Green Mount !,
metery chapel, where interment is to :,
made II