The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
CABOT

Mrs Jeanette and Marguerite Cnn-
nlneham hare had their buildings paint
ca By George Read and Joe Lagendre.
Caarlos Foster lost one Of his work
horses few days ago.
Howard and Pliny Pike were in town
70 see their father before be went away
TO Maine to remain All winter.
Miss Luna Moorhouse has returned
home 20 salem, Mass.
Hollis Witham Is working for A. w.
Noyce
Mrs. Gertic Knapp and daughter Of
Piainield visited Der father j. 5. Pike,
recently.
Mrs. Sarah Bradish q Barton Land
inc is az ]. NJ southwick's and visiting
old friends aud acquaintance.
L. o. Leonard was in town few
days ago from Calais.
Mrs. Charles Gilman j. caring for Mrs.
Lawrence Harrington a few weeks.
Mrs. Nelson Wood has been caring
for Mrs. Henry Wheeler few weeks.
Miss Ella Wyatt Of Boston is stop
ping at 4. W. Noyce
William Tyrell Of New York city has
been the guest of-G. i. Harvey for a
few days.
A. w. Noyce went to Dover, \. H.,
last week TO accompany his wife home
Rev. J. F. Sheridan Of Bangor. Me,
was n guest Of Rev. and Mrs. w. i.
Jennings last week,
Miss Jennie Hoyt visited at Charles
Preston's In Walden last week.
r.. G.. Brook Of Wells River was in
town last week to inspect the society
OF G. a. r.
Mr.. o. W. Kellogg and son Of Corinth
have been placing q monument at the
grave OF Mrs. Kellogg They were
guests at n. Biledeau during their stay
here.
B. S. Rogers aud NJ. d. Wells at
tended Masonic meeting at HardwicG
recently.
state Superintendent Mason 5. Stone
was in town last week.
Miss Julia Dutton has finished work
at G.. F. HarveY's and gone to A. +.
Dmton's in Walden
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID. Wells were IN
Danville saturday.
q. Il. Harvey and wife have gone TO
their home in Philadelphia for few
weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Wheeler, who has been
failing with consumption for several
months. died last Friday.
Fred I4yford has purchased the Bald
win farm Of G. NJ. Webster, which was
a part Of the j. r. Lamson estate.
MIR. and Mrs j, 81 Pike and son, Willis
went Ia Maine Thursday to remain
with his sister through the winter.
Rev. w u. Jennings was called 70
East Woodbury. Monday 70 oiiiclate az
the funeral Of Mrs, Henry Wheeler.
John Clifford has gone to Boston 70
visit his mother.
Mrs. Kate Moorhouse returned 70 hef
home IN salem, Mass, Monday.
There was pleasant little gathering
at II. III. Fosters last Tuesday wnen
Ave aged people who had been acqualnt
ed since their childhood days drew their
chairs in circle and talked over the
nast relating many funny incidents anu
real pastimes. Their united ages weIe
4o5 years. After partaking Of a bounti-
iii dinner they returned To their homes
honing to meet again in another year.
The company was composed Of Mf. aud
Mrs. Orson Putnam, Mrs. Lydia Put
nam. A. NJ. Foster aud Mrs. Jeanette
Kimball.
A tea party at the home Of Mrs. Ed
win Gould was given last Saturday at
ternoon to several ladies IN honor Of
Mrs. Kate Moorhouse which was pleas
antly enjoyed by all.
Harvest concert at the Congregations
Al church last Sunday passed OIL very
pleasantly. Owing to the lateness of the
season the vegetable display was not as
pratuitious al usual and decorations as
sumed less variety Of eolors than
some previous times.
Mrs Lucretia Kimball Of Washing
ton. d. G.. a former resident Of this
town has very generously offered to
help build up her native town by donat'
ing $4,000 to build library II the town
will furnish site and erect founda-
ton. She win also give $4,000 for fur
nisainqs. The building is to have hall
that will accommodate 800 persons. 1t
only remains now for the town TO &C.
cent the ofer and confer with the pro
position when they viii have a build
ing to be proud Of.
Hon. Frank Plumley Of Northfeld vas
in town last week
Only one deer has been eapturea in
town this season except the kind that