The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

BisseFs carpet sweepers in all finishes
$3.50 up, at Hooker's. Would make
gift long to be remembered.
The death of Emma Edison, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edsor
of 80 Merchant street occurred early
| this morning. The child had been u
several days. She was two years oit
and is survived only by her parents
Funeral services win be held at the
house Friday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. Elmer r. Newell, pastor OF the
Hedding Methodist church, officiating
The interment will be made in Hope
cemetery.
An encouraging demand has been Gre
ated for the Barre City hospital cook
book, which was placed on sale In sew
eral local stores yesterday. The book
numbers some 200 pages and its different
departments are edited by some OF the
best known culinary experts in Barre
There are upwards of 1000 recipes in
the book, which is artistically bound
The proceeds are to be turned into the
hospital fund.
Bail in the sum of $1,000 was fur
nshed this forenoon by two local men
has been in the county Jail at Mont
pelier since last Saturday. st. John Is
awaiting hearing on a charge OF sell
ing intoxicating liquor. He was arrest
ed last Thursday and lodged at police
headquarters. His wife, who was ar
rested at the same time, secured bail OF
$500 and was released. The st. Johns
will be given hearing in city court
Friday forenoon.
Mrs. Robert Inglis was elected chief
sister of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Clan Gordon, @. s. G., at the annual
meeting held last evening at the Clan
rooms in the Bolster building. The re.
naming officers elected are: Vice CHIEF
sister, Miss Celia bowers; chaplain, Mrs.
Mary Fraser; recording secretary, Miss
Eva Mcmillan; financial secretary, Mrs.
Mary Angus; treasurer, Mrs. Helen Ed
wards senior conductress, Mrs. Anabelle
Cormick; junior conductress, Miss Nina
Walker; stewardess, Mrs. Margaret
Bird; inside guard Miss j. Taylor; out
side guard, Mrs. Elizabeth Brechin; plan
list, Miss Mary Walker; physician, DIR.
w. ID. Reid. The annual installation OF
officers viii be held on Jan. 0.
Mrs. Margaret Cayhue, who was called
to Barre by the death OF her grand
father, p. Jesse Cayhue. of 10 French
street. left this forenoon for her home
in Holyoke, Mass. Her brother, Arthur
Cayhue, will remain in the city until
the end of the week. Secretary Charles
ii. Wishart of the Granite Manufac-
turers' association left for Albany, n.
Y, where he will remain for few days
business visit He will also stop at 9th
er important eenters in the Empire
state before returning home. Mrs. Mary
Garvey of Pearl street left this forenoon
for Hardwick. where she win pass 10
days with relatives, and Miss Grace
Bingham went to Groton for weeks
visit. Frank r. Jameson of Liberty
street left on a late forenoon train for
Montreal, p. O., where he will spend
week with Mrs. Jameson and little
Natalie. Mrs. w. f. Shepard
has gone to New York to visit the mil
lnery markets. Michael n. David left
the city at ll:25 for Mortified and
Braintree, where he will remain for
short business visits. Prof Carl Vose
who spoke before the stu
dents at Spaulding high sehol this fore
noon, returned at ll;s25 to Norwich
Northfeld While in the
city, Professor Woodbury. was guest
of G. Newell Barber OF the East Mont
pelier road.