The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-25
WATERBURY,


| Tent No. 2 of the Knights of Mac
cabees was represented at the distric
meeting of the Maccabees Monda,
night, also the Waterbury review o
the Woman's Benefit association at
tended their district meeting. A fin,
lunch was served by the ladies Of TIL
Burlington review. Among those wht
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. Mauric,
Hill, Mrs. Edna Barber, Mrs. Fl. D
Hopkins, Mrs. Fred Walker, John Mil
Ter and Eddie DeForge.
4 Mrs. Elva Smith and two children
of Ferrisburg were guests over The
end of the week of Mrs. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Walker.
The next meeting of the Duxbury
home bureau will be one week from
Thursday, Nov. 2, at the town hall
Each one is requested to bring some
! suggestion for Christmas gift.
Friday night, at 5 o'clock, there will
i be a box party in the Sterling school
taught by Miss Beatrice Coutts.
| Coin Haskins, who Is with the
Montpelier 4 Barre Light & Power
company, has been doing evening work
for Robert Eagan, who has been away
on vacation.
The ladies appointed as woman's
Republican town committee for Wa
terbury Mrs. G. 3. Adams, Mrs. r.. H.
Campbell and Mrs. II. d. Hopkins, and
for Duxbury, Mrs. Mertie Huntley
Palmer and Mrs. Philip Shonio.
H.
the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Barrows were Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their II. Graves, the Misses Doris and
Mona Graves. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morse and Hugh. William Pearson and
Franklin Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Scott Perry,
who were recently married in Science
tady, n. X, means the bringing of the
wife Of another Of our popular young
men occasionally to town The bride
was Minnie Lamouthene Of Schenec.
tady and is head stenographer for the
American Locomotive works, in which
firm Mr.. Perry Is chemist. The groom
is the youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. B. Perry, graduated from the
local high school and from the Rens-
sclaer Polytechnic institute at Troy.
He has responsible position and
all his friends congratulate him upon
his marriage.
Further news from the accident in
North Carolina is that r. r. Edwards
also suffered from broken shoulder.
A telegram from Mr.. Edwards yester-
day said that Mrs. Luce and Mrs. Ed
wards had arrived there and that all
were comfortable.
The regular monthly meeting of
Queen Esther chapter, No..7, 0. f. S.,
tonight is preceded by supper at 0
o'clock for the members.
Friday afternoon the Hypatia club
meets with Mrs. Max c. Ayers. Mrs.
Ayers and Mrs. j. Fl. Burleigh, hos
tesses. Subject, History Of Our Pres
ent Political PARTIES Mrs. Jessie De.
merritt telling of the Democratic party
and Mrs. Reina Belle Demeritt Of the
Republican. There will be music by
Miss Booker.
Saturday morning there is meet
ing OF the board of civil authority
called at 939 at the town hall. At
10 o'clock there will be the special
town meeting, which will be followed
by meeting of the ladies', at which
Mrs. Goldie Davis of Mortified, the
Washington county member Of the
state Republican committee, will be
present. There win also be a meet
ing Of the Republican town commit
tee.
W. H. B. Perry has changed his
large ear for Cadillac victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Como. Miss
Gladys and Glen Como of Cambridge
were guests at the home of Walter
Irish Sunday.
Mr.. Carnes and Fred Carnes Of West
chazy, n. Y, were guests last week
IF w. H. B. Perry of the Perry Gran
tie Co.
Charles Holmes and Mrs. Esther
Holmes of Montpelier were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Jerome Hart.
Report of the serious condition of
Mrs. s. s. Foster at the home of her
ION, Luther Foster, has been received.
On Saturday evening in Community
hall, there viii be real political