The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nemo eorset display az Abbott's.

i Memo corset display at Abbott's.
/ New Mackinaw hats at Naughan's.
! Joseph Williams COMMENCED work to-
day as a clerk at The Hub restaurant,
/ The Sterling and Starr Shaker sweat
ers are featured by the McWhorter Co.
A son WAS born yesterday to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ernest IL. Fletcher of Grant ave-
| nue..
| "Beauty and the Beast" a three-reel
Rex drama, and other good pictures at
the Bijou.
| H. G. Borden has returned to his home
at White River junction, after few
days visit in the city.
Fred X. Hall began work in the f. d.
Ladd Co.'S store Saturday, succeeding
Glenn Hatch, who recently resigned
George A. Mosher of Brighton, Mass,
passed the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Bemis OF Long
street.
George Kelley of North Main street
returned last night from Fairlee, where
he has been visiting with friends for the
past few days.
James Henry of North Main street
has gone to New York. where he has
secured employment with the Adler
| Granite company. He will run the new
sharpening machine recently installed
Miss Gertrude Carrigan of Summer
street has returned from Pittsford,
where she has been visiting at the home
of her parents for the past few months.
She has resumed her duties as precep-
tress at the parish house of st. Monicds
church.
Guy Rocheleau, who has been spend
ing the past week in the city, returned
last night to his home at Burlington.
He will return tomorrow morning for
"a few days stay. He was formerly a
druggist employed at the d. f. Davis
pharmacy.
The Ogston house on Franklin street
at great cut in price. Owner will sell
for a good many dollars less than ocst
This is a fine seven room house, all
modern, and an excellent home. Ask
for special price. The D. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre, VT.
Mrs. p. $. Prior of North Main street
passed the weekend with friends in
Randolph. G. w Hunt went to North
field for a short visit and William Riviat
passed Sunday ins Burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. FL. Douglass were at Niggerhead
pond over the week end and +. j. Morris
visited friends in Bethel George Aiken
passed Sunday with relatives at North
Hartland.
News is received here of the death of |
William Sweeney, which occurred at his |
home in Sheldon Springs October 49, |
Mr.. Sweeney will be remembered here as
a former student at Goddard seminary, |
which institution he entered in 1873. |
A Roto N h.,
he was employed in Barre for some time. |
he went to North Hero and |
was employed in a store for a few years |
and again he lived in Winthrop, N. Y,
until he purchased farm in Georgia,
which he titled for several years before
moving to Sheldon. Among several chill
lren who survive, there is a son, Will
liam G. Sweeney, of Lakeside, who was
formerly member of the Barre fire de-
partment.
The October number Of The Goddard
Record, published by the students OF
Goddard seminary, is just off the press.
It is an interesting recounting of the af-
fairs of life at the school on the hill, to-
yether with some literary contributions,
One article is devoted to "The New
Year" and it tells of the remarkable
gain in attendance made at the school
since last year. There are 90 boarding
students, as against 81 last year; the
main building has 10 more students than
,ver before and IA boys are rooming in
private families in the city. The Thomp-
ION Memorial building. built to accom-
nodate % pupils, has 80. The number
II day students brings the total registra-
ion in the regular courses to 1885, an
Increase of 4S over last year. There are
low 40 in the evening school in which
business subjects, English, spelling.
arithmetic, etc. are taught. The ag-
tregate OF the whole school attendance
5 240. OF that number "a begin the
our year course.