The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Henry Stacy of Providence is visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William
! Stacy of Smith place for few days.
A regular meeting of the committees
for the state fremen's convention will
be held at the fire station this evening
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Delaney, who were
recently married in Pittsfed, Mass. are
visiting relatives in Barre for few days.
After short visit here they viii resume
their trip to their new home in Tacoma,
Wash.
The Jessie Miller farm, located on the
! Williamstown-C Chelsea road, and com
prising 66 acres of land and buildings,
was sold through the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency yesterday to s. V. Cole
Of Mortified. Mr.. Miller disposed of
| his stock and tools at auction sale. The
real estate was valued at $1,000 Mr.
Cole plans TO take immediate possession
since Mr.. Miller and family leave soon
for California.
About IS people, members of the
! Brookside Community club, Cobble Hill
grange and the many other friends from
! the neighborhood and city met at the
Brookside schoolhouse last evening to
bid farewell to Mr.. and Mrs f. X.
| Northrop, who will leave soon for Flor
ida to spend the winter. After an en-
| joyable program, consisting Of vocal So
los by Miss Merle Cow and Stanley
Marsh and readings by G. j. Seager and
A. L. Smith, Mr.. Seager, in behalf of
the company presented silk umbrella
to Mrs Northrop and leather SUI case
to Mr.. Northrop. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Northrop responded, thanking their
friends in a feeling manner, Refresh
ments of sandwiches, cake and fruit
punch were served and the party broke
up at late hour, everyone wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Northrop happiness and pros
perity.
Goddards two football eevens met
yesterday afternoon in a heavy scrim
mage, the first team carrying off the
game by two touchdowns made in the
very last of the l0-minute periods which
were played. Those that have watched
the actions Of Goddard's line Of athletes
in the rugby game, say that she has the
fastest team in the history of the school.
The boys were put through severe signal
practice yesterday afternoon by Coach
Leahey, and he is sure that the team
win be ready Saturday TO show some
fine work for the red and white when
they meet the Fort Ethan Allen team
on the home grounds. Among the vet
eran players for the fort are Flemming
of Washington and Jefferson college,
Sullivan of Holy Cross and Dermit of
Princeton. The game will be called at
2;45 sharp.
Dean G. Davis, who studied law at
Boston university last year and did not
return again this year simply because he
would graduate from the course year
before he could be admitted TO the bar,
is putting into practice at the law Office
of his father, States Attorney Davis,
what he learned last year and as a re-
suit won his first case in the Barre city
court this week in the absence Of his
father 1t appears that Mr., kessler
had 5000 tied up in what he supposed
to be rags, Upon investigation he had
tons Of material which he did not con
slider rags dispute followed and Mr..
Gould retained Fred Laird of Montpelier
as his attorney A jury was about to
be drawn when a settlement was sud
denly made wherein Mr., Kesslcr, young
Lawyer Davis client, was returned the
sum which he had paid down upon the
material