The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-07
TALK or THE TOWN

| Miss Dorothy Hamel Of Lyndon re
turned to her home last night, after
having passed several days in Barre
with friends.
George Martin Of Washington street
returned 10 Barre last night, after 9
holiday trip TO New York, Philadelphia
and Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Ella kelleher of Bethel returned
TO her home last night. after having
passed several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Sullivan OF Brooklyn street.
Miss Ina Miles and her brother,
Lawrence Miles, left Barre yesterday
to return TO their home in Woodstock,
after passing the week with relatives
here.
Mrs. Merle Trafford and her daueh-
ter. Olive, left Barre this morning to
return to their home in Essex juno
tion, after passing two weeks here Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs John III. kidder and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Kidder. all of
Burlington, are expected in Barre this
afternoon to pass the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer X Newton of
Summer street.
Barre last night TO go 10 Gilman,
where she will resume her duties as
school teacher, after passing several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Sui
livan of Brooklyn street.
Harry Clark OF Marshfield was fined
$25 on charge of violating the auto
laws by Judge Elwin l.. Scott yester
day afternoon. Mr.. Clark pleaded gull
ty to permitting another person TO OPP
crate his machine without license.
He also paid costs of Sl565.
While feeding hogs, Kenneth Cole
of Bethlehem, n. H.. was attacked by /
cross boar, throwing him down, tear
ing his clothes, inficting wound an
inch loni in one leg and badly lacer-
ating his right hand. He is staying
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cole, IS Merchant street,
this city.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett of
this city on New Years night, when
about 80 of their friends walked in on
them TO remind them Of their 18th
anniversary. A well-arranged
program was gone through. in which
everyone present had his little part to
10. There never was a dull moment.
for in between the different singers the
I'D and latest Scotch dancing was GO
ne on. the music for which was fur
iished by FIVE piece orchestra, headed
~ John Cooper and consisting Of Miss
Edith Cooper. Miss Mary Burnett.
Iohn X. Milne and John Freeland.
Without doubt. the star Of the eve
ling was Andrew Pirie. with his comic
ongs. When the evenings enjoyment
vas half through. refreshments Of cof-
ee. tea. cake and sandwiches were
erved by the ladies present After
hat. James Frrcland. in a few fitting
emarks. on behalf Of the company. ,
al.ed on Mr.. and Mrs Burnett 70 ac-
epf a beautiful electric lamp in re
nembrauce u their wedding anniver- /.
ary. Although very much taken ~
urprise. both Mr. and Mrs. Burnett
lade fitting replies Next on the pro
ram wa- . very pleasing exhibition 81
irp dancing ~ Barre'< popular little
rti.f. Miss Marie Pirie- Then came
uo selections BY male quartet. con
sting of John seiiafly. william =
Tatt. Andrew Benzie and A. ". Pfrie. .
uas well rn 70 fhc ~ sma 'oors
the morning before The cnupany .
roke up. Wishing Nr. sni Mr. BuF =
~ many happy retuTus cf the et'i-
ing anniversary. Mr. Burnett has iu-t q
m elected .arhsn a tkt Rri Ner 9.
.ibc u this city-