The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

4 DIR. William Mcfarland returned HON,
yesterday, after spending several day
;, in Boston.
The Over the Teacups club will meet
a with Mrs. Rollin Allen tomorrow after
y noon at the usual hour.
Alex. Smith has returned to his home
! lat South Ryegate, after spending few
J days in this city with friends.
;. Trueman Miles left yesterday for Bur
! lington, where he will be employed by
the Burlington Rendering company.
!, John Whittemore returned to Rox-
bury, Mass. last night, after spending
! few days in this vicinity on business.
Peter Leclair went this morning to
: Williamstown. where he will assist his
son, Ellery Leclair, during the potato
digging season.
Louis Rowe, who has been visiting
friends in this city for the past few
days, returned this morning to his home
at Peacham.
Harry Dingwall has moved from Beck.
ley hill to Warren Lawrence's house or
the corner of Newton street and Elm
wood avenue.
A joint committee meeting Of the ID.
Of p. and the Iroquois tribe, will be held
at the home of Peter Brown, Kirk
street, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
| The Barre Filodramatic club presented
THE indicated Honor" at Mortified
Saturday evening before large audi
ence They cleared S5l.l5 by the per
Torrance. The proceeds go to the Ettor
and Giovannitti defense, being sent to-
day
George Robertson Of Maple avenue has
returned to this city from Montreal, ac-
eompanied by his wife and children, who
recently arrived from a few months
visit at their former home at Aberdeen,
Scotland
| A special feature at the opera housi
tonight is the story of Rip Van Wrinkle
Two full reels are required for the story
of this play, and it is said to be one Of
the most interesting films ever shown
Three other reels are shown besides this
feature picture. The first show starts
at o'clock
The passenger train leaving the Cen
trail Vermont station for Willamstowl
yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock was
delayed before it had emerged from the !
yard, by the breakdown of the engine. /
Passengers and mail were transferred to
teams and the Journey to Williamstown |
was made over the highway, This morn
ing the regular passenger engine run
ming over the branch line to Montpelier !
Junction was detained in the yard in |
the abesnce of a shifting engine and the /
regular due out of Barre at 3 o'clock had I
to postpone its departure several min I
utes.
The vestry of the Church of the Good .
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last evening to select delegates to the |
special convention of the Vermont Epis.
eopal diocese to be held in Burlington, |
November 10, for the purpose of elect
ing a eoadiutor bishop to Rt. Rev. A. C. |
A. Hall. The delegation from the Barre
church was chosen as follows: f. G.
Rowland, John Robins, ]. W.. Vaughan,
H. X. Bush, and L. r, Rickert. The al
ternates are as follows: George Mitchell.
A. w. Allen, Louis Gates. George Shan
non, and Harry ]. Smith. At the Bur-
lington convention, the delegates will
be called upon to make their choice from
several prominent clergymen of the
church who are now being considered for
the diocesan office. Routine matters
also came up for consideration at the
meeting.
Alter battling Tor an hour yesterday
afternoon on the campus on Camp
street, the teams representing the lower
classes of Spaulding high school and the
two upper classes gave up without
score having been registered by either
side. This was to have been the final 4
contest of the interclass games at
Spaulding, but as disputes over superb
ority have arisen there is a likelihood
that arrangements may be made to meet
some time in the near future. The team {
the two lower classes de
served great credit for the showing i
made as they were outweighed several 8
pounds TO the man. Fumbling at mop !
perfume moments resulted in neither v
side manufacturing points. Penalties 4
we're also frequent. The feature of the i
play for the juniors was the carrying {
he ball By Joe Averill. the slippery :
light half back Averill's work has
stood out prominently in every struggle
turing the interclass series Gordon. -
apt Langley and Brown showed up ex n
well for the seniors. Max Viii y
ey acted As umpire and Mr.. Cummings
in the capacity Of referee. G
The 7. o. o. L. NJ. L. wish to thank all '
hose who donated articles or helped IN a
my way TO make the fair = success. !.
The Committee. n