The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

H A new show at the Bi jou to-day--a
\ two-reel feature, and other good pie
\ lures.
H There will be a meeting of the Burns
club tonight at 1880 o'clock in Clar
\ Gordon hall
Miss Abbie n. Usher of Rochester ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days visit with friends.
The Drown Motor Car Co. unloaded
car of 1914 Buick touring cars in the
NJ. & w. yards this forenoon.
Aurelio Villa of Berlin street returned
last night from Rutland, where he has
been visiting relatives for few days.
Alex. Hall, who has been spending
several days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall, in Groton, returned this
morning.
Tickets are on sale at the box office
for the performance of "a Wise Mem
Der" by the Billy Allen Co. at the opera
house tonight.
Earl Willard of East Montpelier ar
rived in the city this morning for a
weeks visit with George Beattie of
Brook street
j Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Field and
three daughters have returned to their
home in Hardwiek, after spending
Christmas at w. A. Lanes.
Mrs. Raymond Waterman and two
sons of Academy street returned this
forenoon from Brookfeld, where they
have been visiting for the past week.
Miss Rita NJ. Beckley, high school
teacher in Hardwick, who has been Wis
iting her parents in this city for the
past few days, returned to her duties
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luigi yenetti and two
sons of Beekley street returned this
forenoon from Waterbury, where they
| have been spending several days with
| relatives.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. Parkyn Jackson of
st. Adams are passing few days in the
! city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry II. jackson of South Main street
and with other relatives.
Dr. William Mcfarland, who recently
purchased the DR.. G. +. Camp residence
at 46 Washington street, moved his Of
fice to-day to that location from his
former quarters at the corner Of North
Main and Granite streets.
Fred Croteau OF Keith avenue returned
to- day from Burlington, where he has
bttn HRtHuitE lit i<toL lev hogs Wv"
his folks. Lee Shepard of the Mont
pelier road returned yesterday from a
few days visit to Moretown.
T'ie ,aajority of the quarries on Mill
stCG all have suspended operations dur
ing TIE holidays. 1t is estimated that
il VIII require a full days work on near
J. every quarry to clear away the snow
II Order that the quarrymen may locate
their last workings.
Barre friends OF Mrs. T. W. Towers of
Richmond win be interested to learn
that she is recovering from an opera
tion which she recently underwent at
Mount Sinai hospital, New York City.
II will be several weeks before she is
able to return home. Her daughter,
Mrs. J. Ward Carver, of Church street
is with her.
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day including the fol- |
lowing visitors from out of the city: |
Cora c. Kennedy, Nellie NJ. Tillotson,
West Topsham; G. A. Stamford, J. W.
Noble, J. j. Gallagher, II. 9. Cheney, I
Hardwiek; j. L. Pierce, Burlington; r. j.
Shurtleff, Greensboro Bend; T.. L. Adj /
ans, Burlington; w. II. Graf, Detroit,
Mich; j. Z. Foss. Hardwick; Fred East
man, East Hardwiek; l6 members of
the Billy Allen Co.
Misses Dorothy and Eva Shaw of the
Miles building went to-day to st. AL
bans for a few days visit with rela-
tives. John Lawton, who has been spend
ing the past few months in the city az
the guest of friends on Pearl street, re-
turned to-day to his home at Bolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrick and son, j. III.
Carriek have gone to Rutland, where L
they will visit for a few weeks. Dur
ing the present week they will attend
the family reunion OF the Carrick fam
lily.
Z The heavy accumulation of snow In
the NJ. l. w. freight yards threatened
TO disrupt seriously the traffic this fore
noon and one of the yard engines was
turned over to a clearing crew with or
iers to remove as much of the snow as
possible. All through the morning n
string of 25 freight cars carried loads
Of snow to the dumping ground near
.he river at North Barre. IL has been
several winters since the snow has inter
tered with operations in the freight
Yard ,,
MISS, blanche hasklnS, WHO mas Deen r
pending the past few days at the home :,
II her parents on Trow hill, returned to- !
lay to Boston. j. p. Mari, John Mari /,
md MIR. and Mrs. George Mari, who We're
n the city last night. to attend the an
lual Glenugie club time, returned to-day :,
o their homes at Williamstown. Louis !,
who has been spending the
,ast few days in the city, returned to- :
lay to Waterbury Frank Fredani, who :
las been passing a few days in the city,
eturned yesterday to his home at her
lille, p. Q. 7
B. w. Hooker & Co. are exhibiting two =
handsome panel pictures depicting the
oats of arms of both the Mcfarland d
nd the Mackay clans. They were done \
" William Duff, well-known local ar :
list and designer, and have been en-
losed in artistic gilded frames. Scotch $
nen who are familiar with the insignia :
f many clans across the water will see
n Mr.. Duf's productions two meri ?,
orious color representations Of clan p
tandards. The pictures have already :
ttracted considerable attention from
assersby.
Mrs. @. H. Hale of Keith avenue left
his forenoon at ll:25 for White River
JUNCTION, where she will visit her broth
r for few days. Francis Cleary and
William Daniels left on the same train
80 n tho II