The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-20
CABOT.

Mrs. Laura Adams is failing, With no
hopes Of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Feeteau arc work
ing at Frank Walbridge's.
win Stone has the position Of ianitor
at the village schoohouse.
Miss Lou Jameson has returned to
Rockingham to teach school.
Donovan McAllister is at work for
Arthur Holgdon through sugaring.
Rev. w. I. sparhawk expects to spend
this week At his home in Randolph
Miss Ruth Smith Of Danville has been
visiting her mother at DR.. n. D. War
ren's
George Boyles Of Montpelier was in
town Saturday to attend the funeral Of
his mother.
Miss Ruth Conant Of Greensboro has
been stopping few days at her uncle's,
Estes Conant
Mrs. Millicent Mcintyre and son have
returned from Boston, where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Jack Raiston Of South Ryegate
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Beaton, last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Kent Of Island Pono
has been visiting her brother, J. A.
Woodland, few days.
Ilene and Leo Burbank Of Walden have
been stopping a few days at their grand
fathers, w. r. Marsh.
b. @. Webster Is making repairs on
the buildings on the George Heath place,
which be recently purchased.
One hundred twenty-six dogs have re-
ceived license to live another year in
consequence Of good behavior.
Mrs Susie Templeton has returned
from Randolph to resume her duties az
housemaid at Walter Psrry's.
Mrs. Glenn Brown Of Dorchester, Mass,
was in town Wednesday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Lydia Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Turner Of Berlin
we're called here last Saturday by the
death Of Mrs. Turner'S mother.
Union services were held at the Con-
creQationai church last Sunday in the
absence Of Rev. I. K. Currier at con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers went to
Boston Wednesday morning TO purchase
their spring stock Of goods, returning
Sunday.
Fred Boyies. Of johnson spent few
days at his fathers last week during the
final illness and death Of his mother,
Mrs. o. P. Boyles.
Our high school this spring term is
composed of Is students. Some who
have attended the previous terms are
detained at home by sickness.
Kenneth Simpson has finally returned
to clerk for s. G. VoodrY, after being
detained at his home in Roxbury BY the
recent washout on the railroad.
Mrs. Fred Persons OF Barre and sister
Miss Maude Gray, were called here last
"Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
their grandmother, Mrs Lydia Putnam
y. NJ. Southwick attended tho county
road commissioners meeting at Mont.
pelisr last "Wednesday. There was not
as large attendance as usual on account
Of bad roads and railroad washouts.
The Green Mountain chapter, o. r. s.
held its annual meeting Friday evening
and elected officers for the ensuing year:
w. P., Cary Smith; w. M, Mrs. Myrtle
Ford; secretary, Mrs. Louise Lance
treasurer, Mrs Isadore Fisher; conduc,
Tor, Mrs. Kate Gould; a. conductor, Mrs
Garlic Smith. Refreshments Of sugar
aud doughnuts were served at the close.
The schools In town have finally al
been taken where they are to have any
school the following summer term: UP,
per village, Nrs Myrtle yoodry; primary
1 department, Miss Gertrude Kenerson
Lower Cabot, Miss Agnes Warren
Plains Miss Florence Tebbetts; Reed
district. Miss Ella Davis; East Cabot
Mis- Alice Boyd; South Cabot, Miss
Grace Snow; Peterviile, Miss Nellie Kim
ball; southwest hill. Miss Edith Smith
Merritt district, Miss Eula Putnam
Whittier hill, Miss Eva Clough; WAl
hill, Archie Stone. The pupils Of the
Woodbridge district will be conveyed e
the upper village.