The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
CABOT
Teachers Engaged for School Which viii
Reopen August 81.

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Teachers Engaged for School Which VIII
Reopen August 81.
AT the directors meeting last Satur
day, it was decided That the elementary
schools should begin on Aug, 81. Other
important business was transacted in
relation to the high school, The teach
ers Tor the fan aud winter are as fol-
lowsi village, Mrs. Myrtle Voodry and
Gertrude kenerson; Lower Cabot, Flor.
ence Tebbetts; Southwest hill, Emma
Lairdi West hill, Agnes Warren; Norris
district, Edith Smith; Nplbridge dis.
triet, Lou Jamiesoni Plains, Grace Whit.
tieri Whittier hill, Wnlred Perkins,
South cabot, Eva Clough aud the East
Cabot school not yet supplied. The high
school will be taught by Mr. Fred r..
Dawson and will begin on August "a.
There are already over twenty students
registered and prospects OF several more,
The preparation OF the room is progress.
ing, and everything will be ready for
the opening OF the school.
Archie Stone is stopping with mis- ia.
Their few weeks
/. j. Walbridge and wife spent Sun.
day at Lake 81 Joseph
Lyman Gum of Montague, Mass, is
visiting relatives in town
Miss Lizzie pitkin OF Boston visited
Miss May Ormsbee recently.
George Crosby OF Boston has been Wis.
ting his aunt, Mrs. Seraphine Wiswell
Mrs. T. H. Osgood has a position in
the grammar school in PainheId this
tall
The little son Of A. Lewis, who broke
his arm week or more ago, IS doing
well.
Pliny Smith is again on the meat cart
as he is in company with his brother
Cary
Miss Cora Lance spent few days at
Lake st. Joseph as a guest OF Mrs, 5. Z.
voodry
Judge Charles Stone and daughter Of
Laconia, \. H., are guests at Justin
stones.
Lyman Clough and daughter, Eva,
have gone to Lowell Mass. to visit his
brother
Mrs. Henry Paige, who has been a
guest OF Mrs. Fred Marsh, has gone to
Royalton.
}. NJ. Fisher has returned from visit.
ing his daughter, Mrs, Fred Parrott, in
Miss Sadie Gilkerson Of Concord has
been visiting at Miss Eta WaIbridges
The past week
Mrs Mary Bliss entertained her two
Misses Gilman OF East
calais last week.
Mr. and Mrs Allison Smith and daugh
.ers Of Painfeld visited at Joseph
smiths last Tuesday.
Col Herbert Foster and son, Forrest, |
II Calais were in town Saturday calling
IN friends and relatives
County Road Commissioner X. $. Cur
-ier of Barre was in town Wednesday
permanent work.
0. r. Collins has sold his matched
,pan OF black horses, harness and car
-iagc to parties in Montpelier.
Miss Alice Blodgett has returned from
Montpelier, where she has been work
ng in the National Life Insurance com
,any.
Charles Hanes, wife and son, OF Wa
erbury were in town Monday, calling
N friends while on their way home
rom Lake ST. Joseph.
Henry and Charley Wiley and their
wives OF New York came in their auto
0 Cabot. their former home. for few
ays' outing, returning last Monday.
People were sorry to hear OF the mis-
ortune OF one OF Cabots former resi-
ents, Orvis Hale lie went to Bur
ngton last week and had one eye re-
moved, which had been diseased for some
ime.
The hardest thunderstorm of the sea
on came last Tuesday evening, the rain
curing furiously for short time The
ghtning struck Aubrey Nelson's barn,
caring Off part OF the gable end, but
id not ignite it..
Oryis Fits fell at the creamery Mon
ay and hurt his side, which will make
second vacation for him, as he has
My just recovered from an accident
st winter, which disabled one knee, ne
,ssitating the use Of crutehes and for
,eyral weeks has depended on cane.
ENIES ANY HATRED OF