The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-24
CABOT

Mrs. S. A. Davis is slowly improving.
Miss Agnes Warren has gone to Bos-
ton.
A. N. Hodgdon's family have been III
with tonsilitis
Scion Preston visited his cousin in
Walden recently.
Net Harrington visited his father a
few days recently
Miss Grace Morse has gone to Mont.
pelier to spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laird are rejoic.
ing over the birth Of daughter
Mrs Hattie Wood Of West Barnet Is
visiting her brother, ] n. Southwiek.
Mrs Fred Prescott 81 Montpelier visit.
ed her father, ], NJ Fisher last week
The family Of Bert Lewis have been
III with tonsilitis for several days past.
Mrs Alonzo Foster went to Marsh6eld
Friday to visit her parents over Sun
day
Mrs. Harlie Haines Of Greensboro was
az her fathers, J. 9. Pike, last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Laura Marsh Of Calais has been
caring for her father, J. G. Pike, a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith visited at
Bert Beniamin's in South Woodbury.
Tuesday
Lyndon MeAllister lost one Of his COWS
last week BY its getting choked with
an apple.
n. NJ. Wheeler, who has been 50 seri-
ously N with typhoid fever. is slowly
eonvalescing.
Mrs. Alice 0rmsbee has finished work
at N ,. Rogers and gone to Barre for
few days.
Miss Alice Paine Of Greensboro Ii
spending few weeks at her home at
S. A. Nelson's.
Mrs. Gertrude Knapp Of Plainfield was
at her fathers last week, to assist in
caring for him.
Mr., and Mrs. Matthew Batcheider and
family have returned from visiting rela.
tives in Waitsfeld.
Mrs. Ruth johnson Of East Hardwick
has been the guest Of her nephew, A. G.
Ainsworth, the past week
Rev. Donald Fraser Of Berlin Is ex.
pected to occupy the pulpit at the Con-
gregational church next Sunday.
Rev. VT T. sparhawk i having q
vacation. AT last reports he was enjoy
ing a visit at his fathers in Randolph
Mrs. Josie Adams has returned from
her daughters In Woodbury.. and is to
stop with Mrs. Kate Paige during the
winter.
Mrs. Amasa Tucker Of Marshfeld ac-
companied by her daughter and grand
daughter, visited at Earl Walbridge's re-
Gently.
A union Thanksgiving service was held
at the Congregational church Sunday
evening, in place Of the regular service
on Thanksgiving day.
The School Athletic association has
organized basket ball team Leslie
Russell was chosen captain and Sidney
Currier manager During spare time.
they are to practice in the hotel hall.
It is expected some successful games will
be played.
Miss Agnes Warren has closed a sue.
cessful and pleasant term Of school at
Lower Cabot. Thursday evening the
school gave an entertainment, consisting
of recitations. songs and dialogues. The
schoolroom was filed with spectators.
who pronounced il very enjoyable and
interesting entertainment.
f. A. Mutt Of Montpelier gave talk
in the town hall Wednesday evening on
"Old War Songs" His historical al,
count Of these was very interesting as
it was interspersed with the songs by
the pupils of the Cabot high school, tie
veterans joining in the choruses. March
ing Through Georgia was also highly
appreciated, as one Of our worthy vet
Grams sang It, and was Joined in the
chorus BIZ the audience II was a very
patriotic and pleasing lecture
The Thanksgiving entertainment, given
by the grammar and primary depart
ments Of the upper village school Friday
evening. was well appreciated and en-
loved BY hall nearly full Of parents
and those interested ia the progress Of
work, both by teachers and pupils. The
entertainment could truly be called "a
Puritan Thanksgiving" and was well
carried out By the pupils, as their songs,
Rotations and tableaux indicated All
showed good training and manifested an
enthusiastic spirit in their sehoolwork
At the close, they gave a promenade
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