The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-13
MONTPELIER

VI ne case is up Tor trial III city couT
on Monday morning Ingalls, claims h
did not break the lock or break int,
the camp. II is understood that Inga,l
was accompanied by another person
w. G. Washburn, illustrious poten
tate, OF Mt. Sinai temple, Mobiles o
4 Mystic Shrine, has received from jane
+, Watt, potentate of Cyprus temple 0
Albany, n. Y, an invitation to a.ten,
the fan ceremonial at the state arnioI
in Albany on Oct. 81. Thirty rooms
have been reserved at the Hampton ho
tel in that city and it is now expected
that a large delegation of Shriners vii
attend as well as the Vivian band ane
patrol. The illustrious imperial poten
tate, Ernest A. Cults OF Savannah. Ga.
will be present To assist in the work
II is expected that this will be The
biggest ceremonial ever held in Albany
Mt. Sinai members will leave Mont,
pelier on Thursday and arrive in Al.
bany that evening, returning home on
Saturday. Mt Sinai temple will hold a
ceremonial of its own in city hall,
Montpelier Wednesday, Nov. 3
| Warren Bagley, who has been work
ing at the different drug stores in this
city during the vacation, returned to
his home in Rutland
Louis Cohen, who has been visiting
his parents for the past two weeks,
returned to Detroit, Mich, where be is
employed.
Seven candidates received the 10th
degree of the Mount Calvary Princes
of Jerusalem.
Albert Miehaud of Burlington passed
the holiday in the city.
Chief of Police p. J. Connolly was
forced to leave his duties Yesterday,
suffering with chills. he was taken to
his home.
The funeral of the two-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Olsen of Kent
street, who died after about two hours
in the hospital here Tuesday, took
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
their home, Rev. Francis Knapp OFF
ciated
Mrs Lua b. Edison, formerly Of
Barre, has been appointed Nv Judge
Frank Martin as registrar OF probate
for the district of Washington in place
of Mrs. Cutler, who recently resigned.
A marriage license has been issued
to Raymond N. Gaudett OF Montpel-
Ter and Miss Mabel Demel of Holyoke,
Mass.
Sons have been born at the hospi-
tai to MIR. and Mrs. Ira j. Rawlins aud
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hill and daugh-
ter TO Mr.. and Mrs Leo j. Smith.
M. G.. Ferry, commissioner Of pub |
lie works, has gone to Manchester, ~ |
H.. where he will spend two weeks va
cation. Edward Martin Is in charge of |
the water department and Edwa d |
Of the street department while |
he is away.
After several years as registrar in
the probate district of Washington,
Mrs. Mary Cutler has resigned that
position and for the present will ,oe- |
cupy her time with a vacation. Mrs. (
Cutler became well known to those
who often settle estates of deceased 1
persons and they always had good
word to say for her ability in probate
law as well as for her neyer-ending
courtesy in helping look up records.
George r. Mckee, who few years
Igo played for the state gold champion
.hip, when a youth is to day playing
ior the golf championship of Dart
mouth college gainst X. Henry, who
defeated A. 7. Boyd, captain OF the col
eye team. George had been handi-
appel by injuries received in his acct
ent when coming home from the inter
contest New York early in
he summer, but played a strong game
tuesday, winning in the semi-finals
rom +. +. Shelley, two up and one TO
lay.
{. NJ. Bigelow Of Randolph was
member of the reception committee
or the national fall convention of the
ociety Of Industrial Engineers which |
occurred last week in Springfield, Mass.
Miss May katherine Bennett. daugh- ,
err of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Bennett Of !
Elm street, was married TO Russell
William Brickey, OF White River June
ion at st. Augnstne's church at eight /
clock yesterday morning. The cere-
lony was performed BY the Rev. w. |
: Crosby. Miss Mildred O'Brien Of I
lontpelier was bridesmaid and Harry
lam of White River Junction was :
esd man. The ushers were Stanley
yam and Mr.. Jangraw Following the
edding, a breakfast was served TO
bout IS guests at the Bennett resi-
enee. Among the guests from out of
,wn were Mr.. and Mrs. George Burns
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman Of White
liver Junction and the groom's par
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Brickey.
Mrs. Fred Lird, IT, pianist. Webster
Iiller, baritone, and Rds Kingston,
nor. gave a pleasing concert last
'ening in the city hall in connection
it'll the annual observance of Column y
~ day by the Knights of Columbus =
he concert preceded the annual ball, s
hich was attended by about 200 :
uples. Mr.. Miller's rendition of I'm 3
ctus" by Bruno HUM was greeted :
it'll well merited applause. TO which
responded with Il Am Thy Harp
: r. Huntington Woodman Mrs.
,ird followed with Caprice Espagnol'
! Moskowski and was recalled for an
core. for which she played Wagner's
'ountry Dance Mr.. Kingston sang
because" by Hardelot and gave an
core. Mrs. Laird's selections.
Hillary Polonaise" by Chopin and
acDowelfs ITO a Water Lily" com
rted the program. Mrs Laird proved