The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN
knit wear at Knights.

",rhe latest Spaulding and Goddard
felt hats. See them. {. n. Kenyon "
Co.
Peter Williams of Prospect street went
to-day to Whiteiield n H., to make an
indefinite stay with friends,
Miss Marie Quinlen of l72 North Main
street went this morning to Burlins-
ton for a visit with friends.
Miss Gertrude Anderson Of South Roy
alton arrived in the city yesterday to
pass few days with friends.
Miss Marie Bellows returned to-day to
her home at Waterbury after passing q
few days in the city with friends.
Mrs. George Cartwright returned to-
day to her home at Burlington, after
passing a few days in the city with
friends.
Clare Butler, graduate OF Goddard
seminary, returned to his home in Cor
NTH last night, after passing few days
with friends in the city.
Benjamin Prestini, who has been Wis
ting at Boston for the past week, re-
turned to the city yesterday and en-
rolled as a student at Goddard seminary.
James Mckernon, who recently re-
turned to Barre from an extended stay
| in Albany, n. Y. went yesterday to
| Mortified, where he has secured employ
ment
| Bailey's Music Rooms. Barre, carry a
complete line of pianos, victrolas, sheet
music and musical merchandise. All
mail orders given prompt attention. IA
Elm street, Barre
Following the appeal Of the American
Rod f,tudo 10 old in
Iallevating suffering during the Euro
pean war. the American Express Co.
will issue free of charge at their Offices
in this city, money orders payable to
the treasurer of the Red Cross society.
Harold Tierney who has been am.
ployed by the Central Vermont railroad
in st. Adams for several months. re-
turned to Barre yesterday and began
this morning his new duties as foreman
of the c. V. freight yard here succeed
ing William Grant. Mr. Tierney was
accompanied by his wife and they viii |
make their home at 8 Keith avenue
The condition of Eugene Marchesi OF
Granite street. a member OF the Peerless
Granite Co.. who sustained serious in
iuries when boom fell from the derrick |
in the eompanys yard on Burnhams
meadow Monday, was reported to be
slightly improved to. day The man il
confined at the City hospital, where he
was taken Immediately after the acci-
dent. He is not vet out OF danger al!
though physicians think he will recover
Rev. John Bjork, pastor Of the Swed
ish Baptist mission on Brook street,
Rev. James Struthers acting pastor of
the First Baptist church, Miss A. Myrtle :
Jameson who is connected with the
Brook street mission, and Miss Lena :
Beagrie returned to-day from Brattle
boro, where they have been participant .
ing in the annual session OF the Vermont .
state Baptist convention, Rev. Mr..
Bjork and Miss Jameson were among the I
speakers at the convention.
A. o. II. and l.. A., A. O. H.-The
county convention will be held at Gran.
teville on Thursday, Oct. /. The bus !
ness session viii be held at p 80 p. N. I
At 80 p. M sharp, a banquet viii be I
eryed to members and their families in
iilberts hall. after which there win be
social dance in Miles hall. II is ex-
,ected that there viii be large deleg,
ions from Barre and Montpelier State
resident DR., John J. Derven Of Poult.
ey will be one of the speakers at the
u nquet and Past State President T. r.
Wright Of Burlington and other promi
ent members throughout the state are 8
expected to attend.
At special meeting Of members Of
he fourth degree OF the knights of =
olumbus last evening il was announced
hat the exemplifcation OF the fourth /,
egree. which was to have been held az 4.
lontpclier on Columbus day Oct ~
as been indefinitely postponed The i,
egree Was to have been held under the \
uspices OF the Montpelier council At
he meeting last night il was announced J,
hat an complication Of the degree a,
ould be held under the auspices OF the
iarre council either on Washington's :,
irtbday Feb -. or on Decoration day II
he annual election Of officers Of the
ARE council will be held next week. AZ
Goddard seminary held is first foot r
al game of the season al the campus
ald Yesterday afternoon when the var 81
~ team defeated the Merlo academy ~
even p 10 o. The latter team was mar
laled onto the field under the leader n
lip OF Delos Feodor His team showed -
* OF organization and was unable 10
eek the attack Of the heavy and =
'cedv Goddard team Among the mon y,
nspicuous on the academy team were
-estiui. : Bisnchi. Haskell, Axle Hen 4.
rson and " Wright The scrimmage
vered a period Of nearly an hour and
the meantime Coach Hocrnle rcsortcd
= long list 81 substitutes Tho best
sying FOR the seminary lads was by !
own and Witt The team was gen i
aled BY Ben Ming the former Bethel
gh school star.
The philathea class ~ the Bapti-t
urrh mot Tuesday evening 81 the home
Mrs w w Parry for their annual
siness meeting and election IF officers
ter reports of the years work Nerr
IA and approved the following officers 4
re- elected President Mrs Lewis Y
mes. vice president Mrs Cummings
retary and reporter Mrs Samuel Sin 4
Iir: treasurer Mrs W. w Parry
icher. Mrs p G Rogers assistant
icher. Mrs a. " HOLT secIal commit
y Misses Elizabeth sutton and pinkip
wis. visiting commits Mrs u Brad
aHd MIS-. kidler. missionary com
tter aIl uemhers 81 rlasz: volunteer.
- Hassett Refreshments Of icr rrea -i
e8ke werr ther served ~ ere haaf
i after whieh Mrs y p RatrirlBrr