The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-06
CABOT.

Mrs. Napoleon Rogers is quite sick.
z. II. 0sgood purchased a horse in
peacham last week.
Earl Rogers is at home from Dart
mouth for two weeks.
Rev. +. IA Currier is administrator Of
the Nat Wilson estate.
Mrs. Eta Walbridge visited friends
in Hardwick last week.
Miss Marjory Wells is at home from
81. Johnsbury academy.
+. IT, Cackran is working for Walter
Perry through sugariug
Goldie Halves has been in Barre the
past week visiting friends.
Mrs Mary Bliss has been in Calais the
past week visiting her daughter.
Willie Walker il spending his vaca-
ition at home from q. V. NJ. at Burling
ton.
Miss May 0rmsbee returned to Barre
Saturday to resume her duties as teach
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Laird started
for Oregon last week where he lived two
years
C. J. Halves has received many orders
for his fish or game bag in the past
week.
R. NJ. Davis Of Hardwick has moved
onto the George Heath place in East
Cabot
Jessie Beaton will work for Mrs. Fran.
els Knapp and 80 to school here this
spring.
Mrs. Hiram Wells has returned from
Washington, ID CT where she spent the
winter
Mrs. Dudley Fitzgerald Of Barnet IS
working at her brothers, Edward
Houghton.
Horace Peck has returned from VIII
Jamestown, where he has been numbering
an winter.
Mrs Fred Parrott Of Montpelier has
been spending few days at her fathers,
J NJ. Fisher.
Mrs Turner and son from Berlin are
here visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
@. r. Boyles.
Ray PARROT returned to Montpelier
Saturday after spending a few days at
his grandfather's
May Ormsbee returned to Barre Sat
nrday after a two weeks vacation here
with her mother.
Been Barrett and Ella Barrett are at
home from 81 Johnsbury academy for
their Easter vacation.
Fred Dawson has been making ont
The annual report at the Montpelier |
seminary the past week.
The funeral Of Mr.. Crockett's daughter |
had to be postponed in consequence of
the illness Of her father.
Eleazer Knowles and Ernest Bliss
were in East Montpelier Monday where
Mr.. Knowles purchased horse.
Mrs. Susie Templeton who has been
working at Walter Perry's was called to
last week by the illness Of her
Wesley Atkins went 70 Middletown'
Conn, last Friday and from there win
% to Islip, n. y where he is to take
Up canvassing.
Will Morse has completed his services
Is janitor of the NJ e. church, which he
mas done for some time. Will Stone
viii take his place.
Miss Lou Jameson has returned from
where she has been teach
ing to spend her vacation at her uncle
simeon Swerdfegers.
Louseta harrington has returned to
her home at West Danville. having been
here stopping with her uncle, John Far.
,ington, for some weeks.
Hattie Smith, now of Hardwick, who
worked here at the Winooski house,
broke her leg above the knee and is at
.he hospital at Hardwick.
News was received here Of the death
II Mrs. Caroline Goodrich at the home
il her son in HardWick She was resi-
lent Of this village for several years
Edd Merritt has let the Job to nj. II.
3hase to raise the roof Of his house eight
eet and finish off rooms in it, also to
,uild circular veranda on the house
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence Of Marshfeld gave
very good address at the union meeting
asst Sunday evening, his topic being
How much better is a man than
heep."
The Montpelier glee club from Mont
lelier seminary composed of 16 girls
With Miss Eastwood and Miss Evelyn
bishop as leaders will give an entertain-
aent in the town hall April so under
he auspices Of the Baraca and Delta
dpha classes.
A wedding reception was held at Mr..
nd Mrs. George Hoyt's Monday evening
Iareh 20 under the auspices OF the
saraca and Delta Alpha societies in hon
i Of the marriage Of their daughter.
ennie, to Robert Brimbleeombe. Music
nd recitations helped to make very !
leasant time for all present. IN behalf
/ the two societies W. b. Lance present
4 the worthy couple with set Of
liver fruit knives and an olive fork to
lhich Mr.. Brimbleeombe responded in :
Is usual plea SAINT way. llghe refresh
aents were served To the company an
appiness.