The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-04
TALK OFTHE TOWN

| A Chatham freless cooker given
away free. See adv. c. y. Kenyon &
Co.
NJ H. O'Neil of Montpelier. p O., ar
rived in the city this morning for an ex.
tended stay.
4 Joseph w. Kennett of Port Huron,
city yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. G. Il. Platt OF Rockland,
Me-, were among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
Miss Edith w Averill Of Hudson. n.
y, arrived in the city last evening for
an extended visit.
| Louis Mcmahon returned last night
to his home in Burlington, after a short
business visit in the city.
Rev. o. l.. Barnard, pastor of the
Methodist church at Topsham, returned
to his home this morning, after short
visit in the CITY.
Mrs. William Sprague, who has been
visiting in the city, returned yesterday
afternoon to her home at Chelsea.
S. p. Tafford returned last night to
his home in Sutton, p. O., after spend
ing several days in the city on business.
Miss Ethel Wainwright returned this
morning to her home in Richmond, af
ter weeks visit with friends on North
Main street.
Roy Cooper, who has been visiting N
this city for the past week as the guest
of friends on Seminary street, returned |
last night to South Royalton.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Burnell of Frank |
lin street left to-day for Essex june |
4 .,-kn L.
the former having been appointed to act |
as ticket agent at the Central Vermont |
station in the junction town.
Mrs. Dolly Malloy of Boston will ar
rive in the city this evening to attend
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Charles
G. Johnson, whose death occurred at
her home on the Merchant street ex-
tension Thursday morning
William Palmer, who has been spend
ng several months with relatives in
Providence, r. l., and New Haven, Conn.
las returned to Barre and will make
ltay of three weeks in this vicinity
Mr.. Palmer will devote a portion of his
Iojourn to business interests in sur
ounding towns.
A number of young people gathered
It the home of Miss Inella Ball, on Hill
treet last evening, and rendered her
urprise party in honor of her birthday
Games and a short musi-
al program were on order during the
vening and refreshments were served {
t the close. Miss Ball was presented a
handsome Wallace Nutting picture
At the UniversaIist church next sun :
ay morning, Prof. W. A. Weaton will :
lay "Andante from 3rd symphony" by ,
Iayden and "Allegro Con Brio" by /,
The 0rpheus male quar-
ct will sing, "Te Deum," in Biminor hy :
dudley Buck, and I'm Heavenly Love :
biding." by Brown. DIR. ID. &. Jarvis :
ill sing, My Song Shall Be of Mercy !
y Marks.
Spaulding high school win play its o
rst ball game of the season at Inter- j
ty park Columbus day, October y. +
aving for opponents Montpelier high
.hool The Montpelier school is repre- o
snted by one of the best elevens in the :,
story of the school and already has =
arted for the state championship by i,
pfeating the strong Burlington high y
hool team at Burlington last Tuesday c,
he material at Spaulding is still an un- 5,
nown quantity. e
Officer George X. Carle Of the police b
'rce has the reputation for tending
richly to business when on his beat, ;
1t mp ON John street the patrolman has W
small farm which occupies his de {,
,urs, and yesterday the time came fer in
ling off one Of the largest members q
his pig flock. The porker was lit e'
e over nine months old when the W
lteher sprung his death trap and 50 It ir
As with some little surprise that the b
'lieeman saw his heavyweight porker
P the beam at coo pounds, or a few
nces over 500 pounds. TO be more se- b,
rate. Local meat dealers say the hog e,
tanned an unusual weight for one 80 ii
'ung. OF