The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
CABOT.


Married, at the Congregational par
sonage in Cabot Wednesday evening, No
vember Is, by the Rev. ID. L. billiard.
Pliny c. Smith and Miss Lottie Gam
lin.
Mrs. Ina Rogers, matron Of the Old
Ladies' Home ia Burlington, has re-
turned to resume her duties after a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M Foster
Charles Paquin has moved into the
Utley house, now owned BY Rev. +. @.
Aiken.
News was received here Thursday Of
the birth Of daughter to MFR. and
Mrs. a. r. Durham in Barre. Congrat-
ulations are extended from friends.
Miss Frank McAlIister is in Barre
caring for the new arrival at a. r.
Burnham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank blanchard, who
have been visiting relatives few weeks
past, have returned to their home In
Ludlow.
Mrs. w. b. Lance has returned home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital IN Bnr-
lington, where she has been treated for
appendicitis, and Is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Foster visited
at the home Of Mrs. Sydney Foster in
Calais this week.
The teachers meeting was held in
town hall last Friday afternoon and
evening, al teachers in town but one
being present. Papers were read by
them giving their different methods Of
teaching some branch Of study. Some
very interesting and instructive points
were brought ont. In the evening State
Superintendent Mason S. Stone gave a
talk to the teachers. A fair audience
was in attendance, considering outside
attractions at the o. f. S meeting.
People were quito surprised last Thurs
day morning TO hear that our worthy
town grand juror, Pliny G. Smith, had
on the previous evening become SO be-
wildered and "wiry minded" as to think
his horse would not stand under the
church she'd without his halter being
wired to the bride, the blanket laced on
with wire, the wheels Of his carriage
wired together and everything it con.
tanned securely wired while he and a
young lady were being wired together
for life in the parsons parlor. During
, the service he had regained his usual
| presence Of mind and proceeded to I'M
fasten and unwind yard after yard Of
wire, but made such slow progress that
help was soon on hand from the stores,
shops and grocery He soon found his
troubles had not ended, for as soon as
he and his bride were safely tucked up
ready to start for home his horse was
| quickly held up by Il jolly crowd Of
Young friends who had gathered, and
showers Of rice fell like mama OF old
without even the protection Of an um-
brella (Which probably was securely
| wired beneath the seat). There was
| quite connection for a few minutes
even the voices of young were heard
extending their congratulations to the
newly.wedded couple.
| Ladies' union prayer meeting will be
| held at Mrs. Lenona Laird's next Thurs
| day evening.
/ Mr. and Mrs. PIiny Smith have taken
rooms in the residence of Perley Pike at
Lower Cabot.
H. II. Foster goes this week son d
| trip up north.
A reception was held last Saturday
evening in the /. O. G. T. hall in honor
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny G. Smith. They
were presented with two beautiful
chairs, a water set and other presents
Oysters and other refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. Arthur Paine of Fairlee visited
at Mrs Mary Atkins last week.
Miss Susan Atkins is in Danville this
week delivering aluminium ware.