The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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\ This evening at the Hedding Method
ist church the regular quarterly confer
ence will be held.
Harold Wilson, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks at Barnet, re
turned last night to the city.
Mrs. Emma Sweeney of North MAR
street commenced work to-day as clerk
at the New York Bargain store.
w. A. Bissett. who is employed in
Barre, went Saturday night to Soutf
Ryegate to visit his family for a few
days.
William LeClair of North Main street
who has been spending the past few
days at Newport, returned to the city
yesterday.
Aulay Ogston, who has been passing
few days with his parents on South
Main street, returned last night to
Northfeld, where he is student at Nor
wich university.
Frank Marchett of North Main street
left Saturday night for New York,
where he accompanied his mother, who
has gone to West Virginia for few
weeks visit with relatives.
Rev. G. G. Merrill and Rev. j. G. Rob
bins, who spoke at the closing meeting
of the union missionary conference in
the opera house last evening, left last
night for Boston.
Miss McGuidwin, soprano, and Miss
Albertson, reader, of the Montpelier
seminary faculty, will appear on the
program of the Congregational fair on
Wednesday evening Don't fail to hear
them.
Miss Ruby Bradley, who has been vis-
ting at the home of her parents on
Camp street for the past few days, re-
turned to-day to West Topsham, where
she is engaged as teacher in the pub
! lie schools.
| Charles Webster, who removed to Sc
attic, Wash, few months ago, returned
to the city yesterday. His plans for the
future are not yet definite. He was for
merry employed at the Montpelier g.
Wells River freight station.
The banns of marriage were published
at the masses yesterday morning at st.
Monica's church between Roy Haddigan
of this city and Miss Ethel 0'Brien of
Montpelier; also between Lazine Ton
quay and Miss Margaret Griffin of this
city.
S. HOLSTER jackson leaves tonight
for Boston, where he is appearing for
the respondent in the case of United
States VS.. Toney Charles, charged with
completely in an alleged sale of bank
rupt goods. Charles cases will probably
be concluded late in the week.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: Frank
Tosea, New York; Alex. Speare, Boston
Thomas Miles, Boston; Joseph Gay,
Websterville; j. A. Hedberg, South Rye
gate; Howard Walsh, New York; Louis
Ransdell and wife Boston.
A meeting of the executive board of
the Vermont Poultry association will BE-
held in the office of Judge Fl. w. Scott
at city hall this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The entire board is expected to De pres
ent and plans for making out pre-
MUM list for the annual exhibit will be
discussed.
Friends in this city will be interested
to learn of the transfer OF Rev. II. G,
Fountaine, former curate at st. Mon
ica's church, from Winooski to East
Dorset. For some time, Rev. Fountainc |
has been eurate at the Winooski parish. |
He will act as curate at the st. Jerome's |
church at East Dorset and will also have |
charge of a mission at Dandy.
The dramatization of Harold Bell |
Wright's novel, "1he Shepherd of the /
Hills" was witnessed by a small au-
dience at its second presentation in the |
opera house Saturday evening. The |
were well chosen, several hav. |
ing appeared in the same roles last sea |
son. 1t was pleasing to all. A large /
number enjoyed the performance in the
afternoon.
What will probably be the final foot
ball game in Barre this fall will be
staged on the Lincoln campus Saturday
afternoon, when Goddard seminary and
Spaulding high school face each other
n their second match. The first game
was won by Goddard by the score of
to 9 and was one of the most inter
sting of the season:
To-day's guest list at the City hotel
included the following people from out
# the city: George +. Eisenbaum and
,. Fred Eisenbaum of Reading, Pa, j.
II. Levin of Chicago, E. L. Baum of
JosSph NORM. o. Norm,
!. A. Irwin and j. NORM of Webster
lille, Joseph Irvine of New York, w. +.
Ayers of Albany, N. Y, j. f. Bergernon
# Potsdam, n. Y, r. N. Emery of
Mass, and r. f. Porter of
'hicago.
Through its local offices, the d. A.
Jerry Real Estate agency has sold to
rank and Marie Hill of West Berlin
he Prentiss Carr farm, so called, in Cal
is. The farm has an area of 100 acres,
nth excellent buildings. Mr.. and Mrs.
I'LL will occupy the property at once.
n the transaction, the recent owners
f the Carr farm, d. A. Perry and c. w.
erry, acquire a house in Berlin lately
coupled by Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. The
arr farm is located in the well-known
10. 10 district il Calais.
Chickeu-p Pie Sumner at Couov Church