The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nemn corsnts al Ahbott,s

MIS-. belle 1OrIeT went yesterday u
Marshheld, where she will spend seyera
/ days with her son,
| w. G. Reynolds Of South Main stree
returned this morning from a short bus
mess trip to Boston
DIR. Il. b. Whitaker of Merchant stree
left to-day for Burlington, where h
will remain until the latter part of tn
week.
Miss Flora J. Searles OF 20 Beacon
1 street left this forenoon for few days
visit with relatives in Boston and Vi
! entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Claymore of Cen
| trail Falls, X. l., arrived in the city last
night for ten days visit with rela
tives in Barre and Barre Town.
/ Mrs. John Sullivan and granddaughter
Miss Anna Moore, who has been visiting
in the city for several weeks, have re
turned to their home at Hardwick.
| John A. Primrose arrived in the city
yesterday from New York, where he re.
Gently landed from the Anchor liner
Cameronia, after spending the winter al
| his former home in Aberdeen, Scotland
William Smith who has been spend
ing the winter at his former home in
Aberdeen, Scotland, returned to Barre
yesterday from New York, where he
landed recently from the Anchor liner
Camerona.
Miss Grace Hamblett. student at
Goddard seminary, went to-day to
North Montpelier, where she will pass
few days at her home. She was ac-
companied by Miss Helen Hack, also a
student Mt Goddard
Miss Edith Common, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few weeks
as the guest of Mrs. Hugh Gillespie Of
Merchant street, returned to-day to
Claremont, n. H. Miss Common recently
returned from weeks visit to Saranac
Lake, n. Y.
Tuesdays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows: +. G.. Little, Williams
town; |. +. Clinton, White River juno
ton; ]. A. Bond Burlington; f. w,
Nichols, Young Buffalo BilP' show; A,
G. Bigelow, Brookfeld; /. S. Norcross,
Hardwick.
John McAulay, who has been passing
several months at his former home in
Aberdeen, Scotland arrived in Barre
yesterday from New York, where he
landed recently from the Anchor liner,
Partisan, which put out of Glasgow on
MAY a.
Residents of upper Prospect street are
rejoicing over the action taken recently
by the aldermanie Lighting committee.
Arc lights that had long furnished only
inadequate lights for the district were
replaced by powerful incandescent lamps
OF improved type.
The first clash of the Spaulding
dsrd baseball series, which Vas to have
taken place to-day, was postponed by
mutual agreement on account of rain.
are being made to play
The game next week.
Mrs Murdo MacAulay, who arrived in
New York last week from Glasgow,
whence she sailed on the Allen liner,
Partisan. MAY Ia. after spending the
winter at her former home in Aberdeen,
while on her way back to Graniteville.
Alex. Buchan arrived in the city this
morning from New York, where he re-
Gently landed from the Anchor line |
steamship, Cameronia, sailing from
Glasgow May II, after spending the
winter at his former home near Aber |
leen, Mr. Buchan expects to pass the |
summer months in Barre, where he has |
secured employment.
c. Fabricotti, who has been spending |
month in Glens Falls. ~ ". returned
o Barre last night. While absent, Mr..
sabricotti was engaged in cutting
Ugh grade statue for Glens Falls firm
md curing the last two weeks he was
ssisted by +. Tosi, also OF Barre. Mr..
Tosi returned to Barre this morning.
Parker Patten OF Redstone arrived in
he city to-day and will remain indefi.
itely. Patten is an old New England
eague pitcher and has been spending
he spring pitching for independently
cams in Maine and New Hampshire
It one time he played at Hardwick. He
ill pitch for the Barre Athletics on
lemorial day.
Local friends will be pleased to hear
hat Mrs Eva Kennedy Woodward, for
ierly of Barre and East Barre and now
I Spokane, Wash, was awarded the
ledal in a Washington state w. c. T.
I, contest, held in the Monroe Park
resbyterian church in Spokane, May
:. Mrs. Woodward was the first on the
rogram, and her selection was College
i Cans"
Mrs. Arthur w. Macneil, who has
cen the efficient bookkeeper for the
'elIs J,amson Quarry company during
IL past few years, has rendered her
signation to take effect June /. In
npreeiation of the services rendered
7 Mrs. Aiacneil, the officers of the
ls.Lamson Co., +. l.. Smith & Co.,
I'd the employees in all the offices To-
ted in the c. w. Averill block gave her
farewell party yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in the Averill building. The
Irty was attended by about twenty
'e of Mrs. Macneil's friends, including
e wives of the officers of the two cor
'rations and employees of the offices.
j. NJ. Jones, treasurer of the
ells-Iamson company, in behalf of
ose present. presented Mrs. Macneil
lrse of gold as a token of their appre-
alton OF her prompt and efficient serv-
rs. Mr.. Jones called on a number
those present and all expressed their
greet that Mrs. Macneil was soon to
ave them. Refreshments of waters,
Niwiches and punch were served and
spirit OF good fellowship prevailed
Rs. Macneil leaves the employ of the
Quarry Co. with the best
shes OF her employees and associates
the other offices in the block. who
We always found her obliging and
urteous.
N0RTHFIELD FAIR DATES.