The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

II goods.
II Mems supper tonight at Congrega
II tional yestry.
H "The Trey o Hearts" WhereY A
II the Bijou. When? o.day.-Adv.
II George Morse of Hardwck arrived las
II night for short visit with Judge II.
II Scott of 10 Richardson street.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Raj PHI Turner of Sout
II Main street have returned from FEY
II days visit with friends in Burlington.
II Richard Gomez, who has been EN-
H ployed in Barre for several months, wen
4 this morning to Mortified, where he vii
4 pass the winter.
H George Hail. a former resident o
Barre, has returned to his home in Dor
chester, Mass, after passing several day
with friends in Barre.
II A special celebration of the holy com
munion was held at the Church of the
Good Shepherd this morning to common
crate the feast of St. Simon and st
Jude.
w. S. Silloway. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carpenter OF Elmore and MISSILE
Wood OF Richardson street, returned to-
day from short auto trip to Wood
stock.
Real estate stock, tools and crops for
sale at auction at the A. o. Bailey farm
one mile from Middlesex on the road TO
the center, tomorrow. D. A. Perry, auc-
tioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mann of Wei
lington street are entertaining Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Durkee and son, Walker Dur
kee, of Lakewood, n. j., Mrs. Durkee of
Boston and Mrs. Lottie Durkee of South
Royalton.
During the absence OF Chief Sinclair,
who has gone to Bennington to take
charge of man wanted in connection
with a theft on Central street, Officer
Harry Gamble is acting in charge at
police headquarters.
| Mrs. w +. Drew of Averill street is
passing several days in Chicago, to which
point she accompanied her sister, Mrs.
Charles Dole, who is returning to her
home in Texas. after an extended visit
with relatives in Barre and Mortified.
Mrs. d. ". Douglas and son. Robert
Douglas, Of St Johns, r. @. and Mrs.
Wallace Goakes OF Clinton, n. Y, are
among the out-of-town people here for
the wedding OF Miss Helen Parker to
Douglas A. Clark, which will be cele-
brated this evening at s O'Clock.
Alderman John L. Hoban and Mrs.
Hoban and little daughter, Mary. of
Liberty street returned to-day from
Claremont, \. r., where they have been
attending the l50th anniversary celebra
ton. Both the alderman and Mrs.
Hoban are former residents OF Clare
mont.
Frederick Emery and mother. Mrs. A.
\. Emery OF Washington, ID. G.. arrived
yesterday for short visit with DIR. G. n. |
Barber on the Montpelier road They |
were accompanied by Miss Clara T.. Car
rington. a niece of Mr.. Emery Mr.. |
Emery is connected with the Associated I
Press at Washington and is taking a
two weeks vacation through the north
ern states.
Judge c. II. Darling, LID. of Bhrling- |
ton and Charles A. Chapman of Ferris.
burg, who were in the city yesterday TO
attend the annual meeting of Goddard
seminary trustees returned to their
homes last night Ernest J. Hewitt. who
was in Barre for the same purpose. re-
turned to his home in South Royalton
this morning, after a short visit with
friends in the city.
Last night at Mcrlo's alleys the In
were victorious over the
Initials Of Montpelier two out OF three
games. The total pinfall score was l..
Isl to l.240. u. Mariani got the high
Jingle string with a score OF III. The
Ugh three string total OF 3ol was cap.
ured by V. Colombo. Tonight the In
-etnationals bowl the "Skidoo Team.
Who arc captained by Edward Burke.
Notwithstanding the Unpleasant
Weather large crowd assembled at the
ucton sale AZ the Ffcld estate on
rochester mountain yesterday aud high
,rices tor an ordinary lot OF COWS with
10 records. farming tools. etc We're
ealizcd Hay sold for Sll75 At the barn.
two wear old colt brought 500. a
earlng colt brought SIS. and sucking
oft s40, a gasoline engine used for five
ears sold for $40 saw rig brought S45.
Dung stock, early calves and yearlings
veraeed S2o D. A. Perry Of this city
the sale.
Barre alderman who travels rather
ytensively BY automobile had unique
Sperience in returning from trip
ffRAAN WV AAAfh I"hht VIZ ffttHtNA-
Il was descending n hin into Henniker
. H. when he looked ahead and saw
hat be first thought 10 be cattle in tho
fiddle Of the highway A. bis car ap-
reached the group he was able 10 dr.
nguish three deer on the spot where
; thought the cattle had gathered The
limals seemed remarkably tame and
ppeared ready 20 dispute the alder
ans right Of way When tho car came
thin q few yards Of the little herd
70 man ~ the wheel was compelled q.
pply his brakes 10 avoid 4 collision
DO deer continued 20 starr ~ the head-
.hts for another moment lsefore am
ING Honchalantly into neighboring
icket
~nanidiug high schools football sletcnl
" live no sRaiust to Rei ~or from
1rth Barrr m thr Lincoln school cam
u late this AFTERNOON The contest
u ~ praettne game a. rendition
lvsrs for their bout uth TIE Jnitar
81 Of Vermont sergud traHn % Buf
.Rtou neat saturday Afternoon Ihe
fne 81 Darlington o. errerted % ~
. ~ the hardest ~ fhe hiRh s.hoai
asanlH AT uaprf iatigns fer 3 game
a. MuntTelirr seminary. haFur tepn
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