The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Big reductions on linens at Fits.
House dresses and kimonos in the sale
at Vaughans.
You can save money on fur coats
scarfs and muffs at Fits.
Q. L. Anderson left EAST night foI
Boston, where he will remain for bust
ness visit of several days.
Miss Ruth Huse of South Barre went
! yesterday to Waterbury, where she VIII
visit relatives until Sunday.
! Mrs. Newton Stearns, who has been
a guest in the family of n. Il. Ballard OF
Orange street, returned this forenoon to
| Hinsdale. n. II.
We have a nice lot of hard wood, sec.
ord growth. soft and chair wood. All
orders filled promptly. Phone 237.
Morse g. jackson
Mrs. Hibbard who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. d. Allen of Franklin
street, returned yesterday to her home
in Randolph Center.
Charles A. Brown of Cliff street left
yesterday on a business trip to Albany,
\. Y, in the interest of the manuiae-
turing firm of Brown & Carroll.
I There will be q meeting OF the boys
class of the Presbyterian church in the
yestry of the church tonight at o'clock.
All members requested to be present.
Georg E. Elwell of Worcester, Mass,
and Walter N. Wood of Dorchester,
/ Mass, arrived in the city last night to
be the guests of E. NJ. Laws of Yelling
I ton street for a few days.
| Florence Lawrence at the Bijou in
two-reel Victor release, "The Spender,
an animated weekly, also Nestor
comedy, can Elephant on His Hands"
Be sure and see this show.
George Broadhurst of Vinal Haven,
Me-. was visitor in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Broadhurst was ON his way
to Raymond, Cal, where he has secured
a position in the granite business.
Uric Lebourveau, who has been vis-
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w J.
lebourveau, has returned to Worcester,
Mass, where he is enrolled as student
in the Worcester Polytechnic institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison of IL
have been making their home in Rut-
land for several months, have returned
to Barre to reside. For some time Mr..
Morrison has held a responsible position
as agency manager for the Eastern Es-
tate Tea Co.. in the Marble city. Ill
health compelled him to resign the po-
sition. His plans for the future are un.
completed.
The ladies auxiliary to Clan Gordon,
No. ~, o. S. c., held their annual in
stallation of officers and social time
last evening. Officers elected at the
yearly meeting in December were in
Quoted into office and an informal pro-
gram of games, dancing and music fol-
lowed. To-n night the clansmen will hold
their installation and the ceremony will
be followed by dancing. Ladies have
been invited.
At the regular meeting of Winnetta
council, No. 10, d. of p, Monday even
ing the newly elected chiefs were raised
to their respective stations by Deputy
Fannie Levin, as follows: Pocahontas,
Rose Inglis; Wenonah, Christina Wright;
Powhatan, Ira i. Wright; prophecies,
Annabella Cormack keeper of records,
Annie Brown; collector OF wampum,
Alice Bresett; keeper of wampum, Mar
ion Scott; guard of tepee. Agnes Keith;
guard of forest, Christina Jeffrey; pian-
ist, Annie Anderson; trustee for three
years, Maggie stephen. The books were
examined and found the council in a
flourishing condition, both financially
and in membership.
Ii anything like favorable weather
conditions prevail, the beginning of next
week win see two public skating Kinks
in operation, enc at the south-end and
the other at North Barre. Three alder
manic committees have been delegated |
by the city council to construct rink !
on the driving park, off Ayers street and
work on the project will be started to-
it is expected. This afternoon
or evening committee of aldermen will |
20 to North Barre to look over number |
of sites for the rink. His honor, the /
mayor, has offered to loan the rink |
builders the use of three scrapers now in |
use at the Ward ice houses in South |
Barre and with the assistance of two |
teams and gang of men from the |
street department, little time will be /
in getting the first of the two
Kinks ready for skating