Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-08
A GAY NIGHT,
THE FORESTERS AN
NUAL BALL---GRAND-
EST AFFAIR OF
THE YEAR.
Over 200 Present and The
Affair a Great Success.

St. John Court, No. 522, Catholic
Order OF Foresters, have the distinction
of holding probably the most largely at
tended dance that ever took place in
Barre, and it took place in Arlnory hall
last evening. There were about 40
couples present, twelve from Montpelier
and there were other visitors from differ
ent places. There were large num-
Der of beautiful gowns and handsome
ladies. The music, furnished by the
| Montpelier orchestra, was excellent,
and everything combined to make it the
most successful of social events. The
hall was never decorated so artistically
as it was last night. In the center was
hung drapery of bunting and from
this were radiated lines of Chinese Ian
terms to the sides of the hall in all direc-
lions. The platforms was adorned with
plants and ferns and in front it was
2raced with the Stars and Stripes. AT
midnight a special car was run from the
hall to Mrs. Zoltnans restaurant, where
one of her famous suppers was served.
! The ball cards were made of heavy card
board with the tasteful designs of the
Foresters Emblem.
Those to whom the guests were in
debted for the perfect management of
harmonious manner in which everything
was carried out and for the very pleas
ant time We're the committee as follows:
Floor manager, George W. German;
aids, Henry T. Erenier, Z. j. Owens;
A. c. Moore, w. II. Murphy. Commit
tee of Introduction DR.. j. L. Me-
Sweeney, Robert II. Murphy, DR.. j. S.
Deziel, John j. Glennie, James Brown
and Frank Driscoll. Reception Com
mittee: Martin Riley, Henry Premier,
W. G. Quinlen, l.. j. Good. NJ w. Nell
son and Charles LeClair.= Committee
of Arrangements A. ii Burke. W. H.
Murphy. Patrick Noonan, A. j. Loran-
GER, James Brown, &. W. German and
+. A. Duffy
From until the 0rchester gave
pleasing concert and at the conclusion
the grand march started, led by George
w. German and Miss Rose Foy.
1t was impossible to secure the names
of all who were present but most of
them were as follows:
Thomas Crowley,
Walter Premier,
Timothy Lynch,
Lackey Good.
John Chimney.
John Conley,
Frank Driscoll,
Marion Farrell,
Mary McNlahon,
Rose Foy,
Will German,
Peter Fraser,
Flora Ryan,
Robert Murphy,
Mary Cadger,
Tom Harrington,
William Mackie and wife,
Clara Lorangcr,
Paul Hill and wife,
Emma Hill,
DR.. j. S. Deziel,
George German,
The Misses Kingston,
John Turner,
W. G. Quinlen and wife,
Henry Premier, DR.,
Adolph Goneo,
II. |. Smith and wife,
Grace Carlton,
Alice Dodge,
John Harmon.
l.. j. Griffin and wife,
Nellie jerome,
Mamie Flanagan.
Kate Butterfly.
Mamie Simonds.
John Olearcy.
Ida Cluness,
Annie Carroll.
Patrick Duffy,
Joseph Williams.
Maud Zottman.
Henry Moore and wife,
John Nelson and wife,
Tom Mcintosh,
+. A. Kemp and wife,
James Brown and wife,
Patrick Noonan,
Nellie johnson,
Patrick McGreavcy,
Mary Charbonneau.
George Kingston.
Lizzie Turner,
Patrick Menchen,
Isaac Demair.
Fred Charbonncau,
Homer Young,
Lizzie Cook,
4 John oliver,
Daniel Marshall.
Charles LeClair,
Jennie Counon.
William Rust,
Lizzie Park.
Will Moore, and wife.
: A. Carr. and wife.
IL. A. duffy, and wife.
Patrick Leahey, and wife,
Will Murphy, and wl1''
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