The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

tdsn pald Tor old gold and silver. i, r.
Burr.
"rhe Iron CLAW" at the Bijou to-day
adv.
Regular meeting of the NJ. W. of A
this friday evening at o'clock.
ID. V. Stone returned to the city to.
day, after a brief business visit in Bur
lington.
Winnifred Smith of Perry street left
last night for Andover, Mass, whore he
is to enroll as a student at Philips An
dover academy
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Irish and son,
Harold, OF Underhil nave been visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles w. Peake of
Barre Town.
Stove boards, stove pipes, elbows,
hampers, coal hods and coal sfters, all
kinds of stove repairs +. A. Prindle, 200
North Main street
David Patterson of HOLSTER hill,
Marshfeld, was visitor. in the city yes
lterday while on his way to Burlington,
there to pass the week end with friends.
The sale of the Mcleod restaurant at
Graniteville drew a large crowd and
goods brought satisfactory prices. Sale
was conducted by O. II. Hale, auctioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy r. Narnum of North
street and Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Love of
fremont street left this morning by au-
tomobile for Boston, where they are to
spend a week with friends.
Mrs O. d. Shurtleif who is i'll at her
home on North Main street, was very
pleasantly remembered on the occasion
of her birthday Tuesday Oct. 8, when
she received many gifts OF postcards and
| flowers.
| Remember the auction sale at o'clock
sharp tomorrow for Fred and Charles
Perrin, three miles from Barre city, one
| of the best farms in Washington county.
Twenty five high grade cows, nice yoke
| of oxen, wo-year-old yearlings and
calves, Is tons of nice early cut hay,
straw silage and oats. This is good
sale to attend G. f. Smith. auctioneer
Allen Creamer of Boston, who has been
Iemployed during the summer in hotel
at sheldon Island n. y. arrived in the
city yesterday for visit Of several
weeks with his father, Albert Creamer,
of Merchant street.
Mrs John NJ. Maxson returned to her
home on East street last night, after
visiting at the home of Mr.. Maxson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs H. II. Maxson of
Warner. n H., and at the home of HIS
sister, Miss Elsie NJ Maxson of Old Or
ehard Beach, Me-, during the past week.
Chief Sinclair and Deputy Chief Harry |
Gamble were among the Barre officers
who were subpnnaed to Washington |
county court yesterday to testify in the |
case of State vs.. Albano charged with |
assault with intent to kill. Alderman |
Antonio NJ Rossi is acting as official |
interpreter while the case is in progress.
At the last regular meeting of Cobble
Hill grange it was decided to hold fair
sometime this fall, also to have mas
querade social and chicken pie supper
Halloween night. As it was ladies' night,
all officers chairs we're occupied by la
dies, Mrs d. G. Roben acting as MISTER
and Mrs r. n Trow as oyerseer. The
following literary program was prepared
BY the committee, Misses Black. Holt
and Leith: Piano SOLO Elva Bradbury;
reading. Emma Martin; vocal duet,
Misses Black and Hack; reading, Mrs,
Charles Wishart; piano solo, Helene
Hack; reading, \. Loweasa Holt.
Bob Dunbar, one Of the best known
sporting writer's in New England, had
the following to say concerning affairs
at Goddard seminary in yesterdays Bos'
ton Journal Mcintosh. the Goddard
seminary football captain, broke his
shoulder while falling on the ball the
first day out this fall Rather hard luck,
for captain. II, J. Movies, {
formerly prominent in Boston interschol-
astic track and football, is an end can !
lidate at Barre this fall On the track,
too, he is stepping fast for schoolboy. J
On slow paths, he is nevertheless close
to 50 seconds for the quarter, and Harry !
Iillman OF Dartmouth has his eye On
MIN, for he plans to enter at Hanover
next fall"
Robert Mitchell of Granteville passed
through the city last evening while on .
lis way home from Londonderry n H., ..
where he represented the Graniteville :
oresby church at the stated meet :
ng OF the presbytery of Newburyport. :,
rhe church where the .resbytery met is
me of the oldest in New England the
irst call for a pastor having been ex
ended March IA. 1888 The parish rec .
,rds began Sept. T. 1886, and the charter
If Incorporation was granted Feb. %,
73g The early records give the privi-
eye to everyone of making joyful noise
INTO the Lord whether the singer had
nv ear for music or knew one tune from
mother The communion service was
eld and among those who participated
n the services afterward were Rev.
ames NJ. Craig of Lowell, Mass Rev.
ohm NJ Kyle. D. d., of the Londonderry
1ethodist church, and Rev. Richard R. il
)ange of Lawrence, Mass.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel .
'arre last night and this morning were :
he following people: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jam H. Scoper and chauffeur of Saranac
AXE, n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Dean
nd chauffeur of Montreal, p. O. Horace
!. Bundy, Miss Bundy and chauffeur of
Hartford Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s.
l. w. Worthley and Mr.. and
Irs. H. J. Robinson of Bradford, Mrs.
V. +. Jones of Waitsfeld, Mr. and Mrs.
;. w. Mann of Woodsville, n H., Mr.
nd Mrs. w S. futile of Rutland, Mr..
nd Mrs II. Ross of Worcester. Mass,
:. NJ Gushing of Waitsfeld, r. B. Lang :
f Springfield, G. B. Littlefield of St
ohnsbury, T. A. Murphy of Burlington,
: d. Cox of Albany J. c. Stratton OF :
Woodstock, w. F. Pierce and James
.ilev Of Burlington. II. G. Elrod OF St