The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin and children
of Plainfeld were among the city visitors
yesterday.
w. f. Stoddard of Randolph was
among the business visitors in the city
this morning.
Mrs. Howard Bennett has been con
| fined to the house for the past week with
pneumonia, but is now recovering.
Mrs. S. Andreoletti, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives on Wiley street for sew
eral days, left last night for her home in
Buffalo, n. Y.
| Miss Josephine Maracheu returned to
her home in Sherbrooke, p O., last even
ing, after spending several days in the
city on business.
John and Mary McCsv, the blind ar
fists, will sing duet for offertory at the
IL O'Clock mass at st. Monica's church
Sunday morning
The condition of L. r. Rickert of Ire
mont street, who has been quite seriously
i'll for several days, was reported to be
somewhat improved to-day.
Alexander A. Anderson, who has been
visiting friends on North Main street
during the past week, left for his home
in Northboro, Mass, yesterday
Remember to order fuel early in the
week No deliveries on Thursday,
Thanksgiving day. Calder & Richardson.
Tel $50.
An adjourned meeting of St Johns
court, C. 0. f., will be held Sunday aft.
ernoon at 2;30 o'clock in X of G. hall.
Important business Every member is
requested to attend.
Why bother with Sunday dinner
when special turkey dinner is being
served at Hotel Barre to- morrow? 1t is
economy for you to let us solve your
Sunday dinner problem. Hotel Barre,
J. Y. Rowen, Mgr
About 100 couples attended the "calico
ball" given by the ladies' of the Univer-
5alist church last evening in Rowland
hall as the closing feature of their sue
ccssful three days festival and sale. The
dance was even as successful as the other
events had been on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. A large number of
the ladies came in calico or other mate
rails which looked a good deal like calico
and appeared real chic in such garb as
they paraded in the grand march, which
was led by Mrs. Matte Wiley and DR..
C. w. Steele. CAROLS orchestra PLAYED
a varied program of dances until o'clock
this morning Light refreshments were
served between dances.
Miss Avis Coffin of johnson street was
very pleasantly surprised last evening at I!
the home OF Miss Emma Downing of Cliff |
street where she was asked to visit for /
the evening. On arriving at the Downing !
home she found about 20 of her young !
lady friends awaiting her arrival. The /
occasion was in honor of her approaching I
marriage to Charles Sunderland. The /
room was arranged according to a very I
novel idea, the chairs being placed in a
line along the sides of the room and her
presents scattered on the floor in the
path between the rows of chairs, with
white crepe paper DECORATE the walls of
The room, the effect representing the
road to matrmony. Miss Coffin was the
recipient of many beautiful presents, in
,luding very nice silver set given her
Dy those present. The evening was spent
n various games and music. Late in the
'veing the guests were served a luncheon.
Fifty faithful Democrats from Barre
lelpeu sWeU Ine ranks OF tne national
majority gathered in Montpelier's city
lall last evening for a celebration of the
Woodrow Wilson and divers other vic
ories. The local delegation arrived at
he capital in time to participate in the
treet parade and red fire demonstration.
Rev J. B. Reardon of this city was one
# the speakers and others who addressed
he gathering were Atty. T. J. Boynton
f Boston and Rev A. w Hewitt of :
The Barre delegation returned /
n a special car at II o'clock, some of j
hem bearing souvenirs of the party cell
bration in the shape Of flyers bearing
he legend. Parade Delayed, Newly APP
ointed Bank Examiner from South Car
lima Has Not ArTived-Will the Next
in Montpelier be from Nir- ]
ina?" Democrats say they can afford to
4 the alleged joke 90 BY the board so
ing as they have been granted another
sy in court. although they are agreed {
hat the printing and distribution of the
yers was the work of hard losers.