The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

The holiness convention at the Peo-
ple's Evangelical church at Montpelier
opened last evening with good attend
ance. Rev. +. III. Post of Someryille,
/ Mass, is the expostor in a number of
doctrinal sermons which will be preached
this week Last night the subject, En-
tire Ssnctihcation: What Is Itf' was
admirably handled. Tonight Rev. Mr..
/ Post will preach on Entire Sanctifiea-
tion; Obtainable and Howl"
James Eagan, the l4-year-old Brook
line, Mass, boy who figured in the days
news last week when his parents set on
foot a search for the lads whereabouts,
went back TO his home and mother last
night. Perley Beckley, the Trow hill
farmer, who brought the boy back from
the Brighton stock market two weeks
ago, placed the youngster aboard the
Green Mountain express at $3.50 O'Clock
and unless the wanderlust seized Eagan
again he arrived in Brookline to-day.
Eagan prevailed upon the farmer to
bring him 90 Vermont after producing
what purported 60 be a letter from his
parents in which they gave him leave to
follow his own bent. Later new stories
OF the lads disappearance led Mrs. Beck.
ley to communicate with the boy's par
ents, Mr.. and Nirs. James Eagan. Mr..
Beckley took counsel with local attor.
news and in the end il was decided to
have Eagan return home. The Young
fellow made his farewell to Barre rath- /
er reluctantly and said he would be back |
sometime.
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that has come out Of the deep woods IS I
related by Donald Richardson, an Orange 4
hunter whose friends are congratulating
him on bringing down buck which
tipped the beam az 200 pounds, the lnrg
est deer seen in Orange for many moons.
Mr.. Richardson had secured the woods
TO- a whole afternoon in search Of veni-
son. but not once had he been rewarded
by 10 much - q glimpse Of deer
Near night b. 81 ont for home. only %
discover the loss of bis hunting knife ~
be was on the point of leaving the woods
Retracing his steps to q SPOT where he
laused for q rest, Mr. Richardson was
icrutinizing the leaves on the ground
shen BE- isenrd = rustling nearby He
ooked az and hsheld huck approaching
iin. apparently In en- angry mood For
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