The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Glove special for Saturday at tn,
Vaughan Store.
Edward Foley, who has been spending
few days in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Mortified.
Richard Venner has moved his house
hold goods from Hardwick to this city.
lie is residing on Trow hill
| Mrs. George Murray of Aver street re-
turned last night from 10 days visit
| to Quincy, Mass, and Boston.
| At the Biiou to-day another l0l Bison
two-reel feature, "The Guerilla Menace,
and other feature pictures.-Adv.
Edmund Sanborn leaves tonight for
Quebec, where he is engaged as first
violinist in the Auditorium theatre.
Harold Morrison of South Main street
returned last night from few weeks
visit with relatives at Boston and Quin-
cy, Mass.
Charles II. Wishart, secretary OF the
Granite Manufacturers association, left
last night for New York on few days
business visit.
y. S. Waterman OF upper Washington
street resumed his duties at the fed
eral building yesterday, after fifteen
days vacation.
Howard Peterson of Shelburne, grad
uate of Goddard seminary last spring,
arrived in the city last night for few
days visit with friends.
Lunch will be served at the Vincitia
club Saturday evening and the custom
will be continued each Saturday night
throughout the winter.
A "a I,s,, IL H., Ia
Barre Council, Knights OF Columbus, for
Halloween dance to be held in the
Scampini hall on the night of October 81.
Peter Fantoni and Patrick Powers OF
Quincy, Mass, arrived in the city last
evening for few days visit as guests
of Kino J. Maggian of Merchant street.
Frank L. McEnany OF st. Adams, ter
mnal manager Of the Central Vermont
railroad, formerly agent of the Barre
offices, arrived in the city to-day for
short visit
Miss Mildred Kew OF Waitsfeld ar
rived in the city yesterday for a few
days visit with friends on Summer
street. She is attending the annual
school teachers meeting at Montpelier
At the instance of the aIdermanc
lighting GOlHtlllltts llt 1OUsbliuibth
Lighting Co. has located 200 c. p. light
at the corner OF Washington and Liberty
streets, section that has long been
without proper lighting facilities.
Among the arrivals at The Buzzell ho-
tel yesterday were: w. j. Mack New
York: Thomas f. Nolan, Waterbury,
Conn; c. S. Burr, Boston,; c. d. Wright
Boston; A. p. Stafford, Sutton. p O.;
ID. A. Roberts, Burlington; H. II. Peter
son, Sherburne.
Richard Moore, steamfitter, was
fined SIS and costs amounting to 1874
in city court this morning for an alleged
breach Of peace ofense occasioned by a
quarrel, the warrant said, with John S.
NJ Wharton He was arrested at the
Offices OF the Peoples Lighting, Heating
& Power Co. on Depot square yesterday
afternoon soon after police headquarters
got telephone message. Officer Ed J.. |
Mcleod went to Depot square and took |
the man in custody. Grand Juror A. G. |
Fay issued the warrant.
The Montpelier union of Congrega
tional ministers will hold its regular /
quarterly meeting at the Montpelier ,
house in Montpelier on the morning OF [
Tuesday, October IS, at $3.50 O'clock. I
For the closing program of the year, the
general topic of Socialism and Its Rela-
ion to the Churches" has been chosen and I
| number of the most prominent Con-
gregational ministers in central YER
mont have been selected to speak. Rev.
John Irons of Williamstown will give a
PAPER on Socialism Defined" and he
viii be followed by Rev. 2. A. Gilmore,
Who is to speak on Socialism and In
lividual Initiative, Workingmen's In
urance etc" Rev w. A. Remele viii
leliver an address on the topic Govern
nent Control of Natural Resources and
Means Of transportation" and Rev G.
3. Atwood will speak on Christian So
ialism."