The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


ing friends in the city over Christ
mas.
Cecil Webster of Washington street
has gone to Montreal to remain over
Christmas.
Miss Winifred Hamel of Spauldinl
street is going to Plainfeld to spend
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron of Ho.
tel Barre left o-day for Woodsville
n. H., to pass Christmas at Mr.. Gamer
ons former home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fowlie of Soutf
Main street have gone to Wells River
where they are visiting with Mrs. Fow.
lies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reid.
Giovanni Spagnoli, who has been Wis
iting at his former home in Italy fol
the past year, returned to the city yes
terday morning to take up his resi-,
denee.
All children OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school are asked to be at the
church to o-night at $50. The Christ.
mas tree exercises will begin at
o'clock
II was Miss Nina Willett who was
married in Great Falls. Mont, to Louis
r. Randall Nov. 25. instead of Nina
Willard, as enormously announced in
yesterdays Times.
The case of Albert n. Corey and
Thomas Wobby of Graniteville, who
were arrested on the charge of selling
intoxicating liquor was continued to-
day until Jan. s, in Barre city court.
News has been received by friends
in the city of the birth of daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Chandler
of Bellows Falls Mrs. Chandler will
be remembered as Miss Ada Edwards,
formerly of Barre.
Miss Kathleen O'Leary returned
Yesterday noon from New Rochelle, \.
V. where she has been attending New
Rochelle college, to pass the Christmas
recess at her home on Eastern ave
nue..
Hildreth Martin. Floyd Eisenwinter,
Clifton More and Charles Mckinnon
are passing a recess from their stud
les at Z. Y. VI. at their homes in and
about Barre.
A son was born TO DIR. and Mrs. A.
c. Freeman Of Norwich, Conn, the
early part Of this week. Mrs. Free
man was formerly Miss Eva Annie
Bisbee. at one time secretary in the
Spaulding Office.
John J. Lee Of South Barre was
brought TO the Barre City hospital this
morning suffering severely from heart
trouble, and was reported 70 be in a
critical condition at the hospital this
noon. Mr.. Lee is s. years old and lives
alone in South Barre.
Julia Bizzozero, Amelia Calderara,
Leona Lamperti, Leonildi Rossi and
Annie Taylor, former employees of the
shirt factory on Church street, are
passing a few DAYS at their homes
here. having arrived Wednesday eve
ming from Randolph, where they are
employed.
Had the Boston Post 5 courtesy man
been in Barre yesterday he would have
discovered in Charles Simmons, con-
ductor Of the Barre & Montpelier
branch OF the Central Vermont rail-
wav. man worthy of the $50 courtesy
cheek, given each day by the Post man
TO the most courteous person he meets.
An elderly lady was only a few steps
from the Central Vermont station when
he sianalled the engineer to start for
Montpelier. but upon turning about and
seeing this elderly lady making haste
to catch the train he reversed the sig
mails. brought the train 70 halt. and
the anxious woman at his side was
held until the train stopped and then
assisted most politely 80 the car.
A costume party or masquerade
dance was enjoyed by 80 students of
Spaulding high school pupils Of Miss
Marie ouinlsn's dancing classes, in
Worthen hall last evening. i vas the
second final dancing lesson II a series
given 20 her classes. another party BE-
ing given the night previous g. host
Of little tots. A four-piece orchestra
hall beautifully decorated. refresh
ments that were delicious, and every
one wearing . mask. were some II the
things whirh tended 60 make the event
such merry one During interu1is-
sau Miss Barbara Iaur uas very en-
tertafniur u-fh bcr tuo reeitatsau- ard
Afisz D1rcthy Bsrclay egualig - uifh
hrr Hahlana danres. Confetti danef
fhe .trtauler daree sri e-hfr rCveltirs
uere introduced during the tVsnIur.
ard fhunrh Eancing bersr 81 : cclprk
81 wss not untl nalnck shat the
urrup dispersed b theu homes.