The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

MISS Esther Buchanan returned to-day
TO her home at Sherbrooke, p. O., aftel
a 10 days visit in Barre and vicinity.
George Angel of Hardwick, former
student at Goddard seminary, arrived il
the city yesterday to make few days
visit.
James Sullivan of upper Park street
returned last night from Malletts Bay
where he has been passing few days
fishing.
Mrs. William MeKane of Richardson
road was taken to the City hospital yes
terday in the Perry g. Noonan am
bulance.
James Bowles of Concord, n. H., ar
rived in the city last night to visit for
the coming few days as the guest of
relatives.
James Parker of Averill street went
to- day to Highgate Springs, where he
will pass the coming few days at the
Parker camp.
| Mrs. Charles Arnoholm of st. Adams
is passing a few days at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Las
cor, of Gilmore street.
Mrs. Gus Gregware left this morning,
accompanied by her children, for Shore
ham to pass few weeks. She will be
Joined later by her husband.
Lawrence Tinkham and Barney Ban
nigan, who have been spending the past
week at East Alburg, arrived in the city
last night on their way to their home
at Quechee.
Mrs. George Quinn Of Plymouth, N. H.,
arrived in the city to-day to pass few
days at the home of Mrs. John Grady on
Merchant street before going to Chelsea
to make few days visit at her former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O. Mcdonnell of
Richardson street left this forenoon by
automobile on few weeks tour through
the White Mountains and the state OF
Maine. They win pass the greater part
of the time at Tenants Harbor
Sunday school classes of churches in
Graniteville held their annual outing and
picnic at Caledonia park to-day. There
were special train accommodations for
the picnickers over the Barre railroad.
Three special cars left Graniteville at |
U ElOCh IbE AdjShOHld park
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Lamb of Summer
street went to-day to Mortified to at
tend the funeral of Allan Lamb, broth.
or of DIR. Lamb, whose death occurred
this week. The funeral was held from
his late home this afternoon, the inter
ment being made at Northfeld.
There will be meeting Of the com
4ba nar A n "A
The Italian A. C. baseball teams at the
Buzzell hotel this evening to complete
inal arrangements for the series of
games between the two teams for the
of the city, starting Sat
lrday at the Berlin street grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Jondro and two
daughters of Northfield Mrs Margaret
Zee of Morgan, Mrs Charles Sharkey of I
,oston, Mrs. Annie Connoway of Orleans
nd Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mckenzie, who have
een visiting in the city since they were H
allied here by the death of William
ondro, returned to their respective H
ONES yesterday. HI
Among those who registered at the
'uzzell hotel yesterday were; w. s. III
ninth, Lexington, Mass; G. Bishop Bur
ngton George LEIGH. Brooklyn. n. Y.;llI
. L. Tinkham. Quechee; r. B. Lang, II
White River junction; NJ. Waters, Leb- III
non, n. H.; George H. Allen, Provi- II
ence. r. l.; L. 0. Golden, Boston; D. II
fortimer, Boston. III
Daniel Holland of Mortified com H
fenced work this week with r. S. Cur
er, Washington county road supervis
I. Mr.. Holland viii be in the employ II
the road supervisor during the re-
ainder of the summer months, being II
gagged in both field and office work
e is student at Norwich university, a
ember of the 1915 class. III
While the street department is wait H
g to begin operations on the permanent
ad work on upper South Main street, II
gang of laborers under the direction of II
iperintendent J. s. Wilson is engaged H
patching the south side of Washing II
n street from Spaulding to Perry H
reefs. Motorists have complained all II
ason of the condition of the highway | II
d until the repairs are completed that
lie of the thoroughfare will be closed II
ork on the 1914 permanent highway n
rip from Quarry street to the city linn II
along South Main street viii be start II
August !.
Within few days the guide boards
by the city council will be
iced in position at the junction of IL
lshington, North Main and Elm :
eets and at the Brook street inter- -
tion of North Main street. Very con-
e as to the information they give in N
mt of direction and accurate as to the
Ieage calculations are the new signs.
Il now the aldermanic street commit
+, in whose hands the matter rests, are
n between two different selections of
Or arrangements. Gold and black is
scheme generally favored but on the
er hand il is argued that a less strik-
arrangement, such as blue and white A
nd be. will be more economical. since
d letters cannot be used satisfactor
without the introduction of gold leaf.
nay be that enamel signs will be used
a cnu,nron,iea The antire outfit il 10 / -