The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Rings at Burr,s.

Coats, furs, skirts, at vaughans.
Special Sunday dinner at the City
hotel SOC to all
Go to the Vermont Fruit store for
your Christmas holly.
I Gloves, neckwear and handkerchiefs
for Christmas gifts at Vaughan's
William Forbes is assisting at the
Barre Shoe store for a few days,
| Alderman James Even is confined to
his home on Orange street with illness.
| Fred Beekman, employed in Miers'
barber shop, is confined to his home with
/ illness.
w. S. Wright returned to-day TO his
home in Hardwick after q business visit
in the city.
L. J. Fitzgerald and Herman st, Cyr
OF Plainfeld We're IN the city yester-
day on business,
The regular meeting Of st. Johns
court, No. 522 c. o. II, will be held
this evening at 7 o'clock.
Miss Lillian Crown returned to-day to
her home in Burlington, after visiting
with friends here for few days.
Richard Egan, who has been employed
in this city for the past three weeks,
returned yesterday to his home in Hyde
Park
Roger Davis, who Is employed at the
plant of Stevens & Gerard. will leave
the city tonight for his home IN Buffalo,
m u, where he will remain until after
the holidays.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Pliny Cutler Of Camp street. who was
stricken with diphtheria a short time
ago, is fast regaining her health. II is
expected that she win be out Of quar-
antine within few days.
The funeral of Nicola the six months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Angelini.
was held from the house on Center
street yesterday afternoon at | o'clock
and was largely attended The inter.
ment was in the Catholic cemetery.
We have made more candy than has
ever been made in the city of Barre be-
fore this Christmas, nearly 1000 pounds
Of ribbon candy alone Why not buy
here, where you can get candy fresh
from the kettle every hour Made by
an expert candy maker. whom YOU all
know Ask your neighbors, if you do
not believe us. Give us a trial. New
England Fruit Co.
The annual meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No. Is, /. o. @. F., was
held in the lodge rooms last evening
The following officers We're elected TO
serve during the coming year: Noble
grand, Mrs Estelle Philbriek; vice grand
Mrs. Carrie Mead; secretary, Mrs. Abbie
Stone; treasurer, Mrs. Sadie Geddes
trustee for three years, Miss Nellie
Blanchard. The installation of these
officers will take place at a meeting to
be held early in January, when the APP
pointiye offices viii be filed. It is pos
sible that joint installation may be
held with other lodges in surrounding
towns.
The election Of officers for the Ladies
of Clan Gordon Monday night Decem-
Der 10. resulted as follows; Chief sister
Mrs. Rose inglis; vice sister, Mrs Mar
garet Kesson; chaplain, Mrs Mary Fra.
ser; recording secretary, Miss Eva Ne
MILAN; financial secretary. Mrs. Mary
Angus; treasurer. mrs. Maggie William
son; senior conduetress. Miss Celelia
bowers; junior eonduetress, Miss Bar
bara Mcdonald; stewardess, Miss Flor
ence Inglis; inside guard, Mrs. Maggie
Stephen. outside guard. Mrs Gauldt
organist, Miss Mary Walker; physician,
DR.. W d. Reid.
They say that things out of the ordi.
nary seldom attract attention. and yet
the fact that a Maine Central baggage
car standing ON the siding near the depot
has caused more comment than almost
anyone would realize. Had Ii been
Wells River car, no one would have
thought it strange. The employees of
the railroad company have been repeat
eddy questioned, What's the car doing
here 3" This query is not at all to be
wondered at when we think OF the great
distance between here and the Maine
Central lines However. the manage
ment takes this means Of thanking the
courteous employees Of the Wells River
road for furnishing the information that
It was the car used by The Edith War
rem Associate Players for Transporting
their scenery and effects from Portland.
Maine, to Barre.