The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
~ nooLwenr nd Knirht's.

See those new tweed raincoats nc Ao-
bolts.
All goods reduced in our opening sale,
at Vaughan's.
Read every item to-day in our full
page ad. Vaughan's
Limpor and shorpor Just arrived at
Oscar Burgh's on North Main street
Don't forget to see the corsets, all
STYLES. AT the Paris Shirtwaist House.
A SON was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Shannon OF 30 Brook
street.
1t will pay you to look; take advan'
tage OF the special sale at Perry's on
Saturday.
You will want one OF those house
dresses on sale for SOC each at PeTy's
on Saturday.
h. n. Cochrsne returned to-day to Bos.
ton, Mass, after passing a Jew days IN
the city with friends.
John Wortley OF Bradford arrived in
the city yesterday to visit with friends
for the coming few days.
Porter Perrin left this morning for
Wells River, where he plans TO make a
STAY of several days with friends.
Miss Leila Bowen of Craftsbury ar
rived in the city yesterday for a weeks
visit with friends on North Main street.
Mrs Jennie DeMars returned to-day
ia her home at Franklin, Mass, after
passing a few days with friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mcfarland OF
I.ittleton, n. H.. arrived in the city
Yesterday to pass a few days with
friends.
James Drumgould of North Main
street returned last night from Swan
ton. where he has been visiting with
friends at his former home for few
days.
Twenty-Five cents buys the biggest
values in handkerchiefs ever offered.
Five thousand extra votes with every
25- cent purchase Saturday. o. n. Ken
yon & Co.
Thomas b. Felkner, who has been
PASSING few weeks in Barre with
friends left to. day for Boston TO make
an extended visit before returning to
his home at Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Margaret Barclay, who attends
the Waltham, Mass, training school for
nurses, arrived in the city Yesterday to
make a visit at the home of her moth
or. Mrs. William Barclay of Park
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph z. Weafer OF
Academy street have been entertaining
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weafer. their son, Dominic Weafer. and
daughter, Miss Mary Weater, all OF
whom have now returned to their home
in Morrisville.
John Warwick left this morning for
New York, where he is to spend several
DAYS with relatives before sailing on
Cunard liner for Liverpool, Eng Aft
err a visit in England and Wales, Mr..
Warwick will proceed TO Aberdeen, Scot
land, to spend the winter.
| Giacomo Renardi of Grant avenue left
the city last night for Portland, Orep
where he expects to be employed. He
will be Joined carly in the winter by
Mrs. Renardi and family. Until re-
Gently Mr.. Renardi has been employed
IA shed foreman by the firm of Nc
Donnell & Sons at the south-end
The last ball game of the season will
be PLAYED on Goddard campus Saturday
between Barre A. c. and Goddard. Men
dez. who trimmed the /. A. G. Labor day,
will be sent in against Davidson of God.
dard. Don't miss this game, as it Is
bound to he hummer. See the bills
for Goddards full lineup.-Ady.
Charles Hoernle, athletic director ut
Goddard seminary, has issued orders for
all available football candidates 10 re-
port for practice on the seminary cam
nus Monday afternoon. Goddard will
play its opening game OF the season on
Saturday, October 3, against Spaulding
| high school From last seasons crack
team there are but very few veterans
remaining, but coach Hoernle expects
TO place a team on the field for the open
ing game that will retrieve itself for
the defeat suffered at the close OF last
season from Spaulding
A large number OF local people, most
of whom have been employed by Jones
Bros. at one time or another, went to
Montpelier this morning, having been
subpoenaed into county court to testify
in the case of Russ VS.. Good, a case IN
stituted TO recover damages in the sum
of $1,000 for alleged personal injury,
said to have been inflicted on Russ by
the defendant Good. It is the claim
OF the plaintiff that Michael Good struck
and mauled him in an alteration at
Jones Bros plant last winter. Henry
Russ. the plaintiff, is represented by R.
A. Hoar and s. HOLSTER Jackson has
been retained by Good.
Police headquarters has received an in
curry from the authorities in Springfield,
Mass, inquiring into the case of at in
tinerant biographer who is believed to
have duped many people in New Eng
land since the beginning of the year.
While the exact information desired IN
Massachusetts could not be obtained in
Barre. IL doesn't follow that the local
officers are without any knowledge OF
the man whom Springfield is seeking. II
the tallying descriptions are reliable,
the man made his appearance here last
summer aud induced a large number of
business and professional men 70 sub
scribe 10 his book OF Vermont biograph-
les. How many men turned from their
duties to give the agent their own life
history and S25 to boot cannot be
learned. but il seems certain that sew
cral were taken in by the agents unctu-
GUS bearing According 10 the Spring.
field police il has been shown that the
agent is an imposter. He is still at
large.
Through an inquiry made by Alderman
John r. Cook Of the aldermanic property
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