The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Angus B. Morrison of Graniteville,
who underwent slight operation at
the City hospital Tuesday, returned
TO his home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Frank Perry and
sons, James and Arthur. returned last
night from an automobile trip to Old
Orchard Beach, Me-, and Salem, Mass.
Mr.. Elsie Barney and Miss Sadie
Elriek, who have been visiting friends
in the city since the convention of
the w. C. r. Z. left for their home in
Swanton yesterday afternoon.
w. w. LaPoint Of New York CITY
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. LaPoint. and also attending the
commencement exercises at Goddard
seminary, of which he is an alumnus
Mise Eva G. Smith of Summer street
left this morning for New York City,
whence she will sail on the "Rochame-
beau ON Saturday for an extended
tour through France, Switzerland, Eng
land and Scotland.
Miss Kathleen oLeary, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John oIeary Of this city,
is expected to-day from Waterbury,
Conn, together with Miss Helen Dor.
an, a classmate of New Rochelle col
lege. New Rochelle. n u, and with
whom she has been visiting for the
past few days in Waterbury.
Probably the representative of the
Oldest class at Goddard seminary at
tending the commencement exercises
this week is Mrs. Flora Eaton Priest
of Canton. \. Y, of the class Of ~.
Mrs Priest was preceptress at the
school from II 10 20. 4 graduate of
the school who came TO attend the ex-
ercises is Carl Dudley Of the 1907 class,
who has not visited Barre since his
graduation and who came here yester-
day from Bryants Pond, Me.
The flower show. under the auspices
Of the Barre Womsn's club. will be
held at the American Legion rooms on
Saturday afternoon and evening Of
this week All those having flowers |
i unable to bring or send, please tele-
phone 377-W and car will call for
them. Flowers keep better if cut the |
evening before and put in cool place.
This also facilitates the committee in |
is work Of soliciting. Exhibit will be
1pen to public at I o'clock in the aft
srnoon and viii continue until Q o'clock |
n the evening. II is expected that /
of Charlotte win send dis
play Of peonies. Another feature. Of
he exhibit will be a collection of pine
needle baskets made by Mrs. II. A.
Gould and brought from Florida.
Twelve friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Craddoek Of Orange street
would not allow their sixth wedding
to pass unremembered and
It the home Of Miss Beatrice Callsg-
ian at A. Park street last evening.
dr. and Mrs Crsddock got the sur
rise Of their life and enjoyed a merry
vening with the party. Under the
'retense of forming a theatre party,
'ir. and Mrs. Mark Cutler first drove
o the home of the guests of honor
nd then to the Callaghan home,
where the honored parties were sud
enly burst upon by their group Of
riends. The occasion was manifestly Z
ne Of JOY and exuberance and il was
My a matter Of few seconds before
he surprised couple adjusted them I
elves to the occasion. Card tables
nd games were put into play, then
fter- many merry moments the din j
er call was given aud the cards aban
oned. Being the guests Of honor. Mr..
nd Mrs. Crsddock were to be served
rst, and % their great amszement !
ound the eloth-covered tray bearing
present Of q handsome set Of dishes !
s a token Of remembranue from their :
riends instead of the first course :
hen the dinner was served after &
.hieh games and music kept the party e
lEsther until an early heur in the 5
lo-ning.