The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-30

Mrs. Nj n Wells visited friends IN
Barre last week.
Miss Pansy Smith is home from Bos-
ton for few days.
Mrs. Miranda Noyes is in Boston for
a few weeks with friends.
MI, and Mrs. 4 Myers are visiting
relatives in Massachusetts.
Miss Gertrude Kenerson went to Barre
Friday, returning Saturday.
Harry Foster is away on q trip in the
interests OF the sap spoits.
w. B. Lance spent two days in Mont
pelier recently on business.
j. M. Fisher i visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Parott, in Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Bliss is visiting her sister
in the northern part Of the state,
Earl Rogers has returned TO his posi-
tion as teacher in Belmont, Mass.
Mrs. Louise Bell Of Walden spent
Sunday with Mrs Gertrude Wells
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
w. p Lance, Friday, November 20.
The athletic association cleared 80
from It's promenade Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Burbank visit
ed their son, I. W, Burbank, recently.
J. S. Livingston has sold his work
team, harnesses, sleds, etc, 70 Ora Ennis.
Miss Edith Lawson Is spending her
weeks vacation at her home in Wood
bury.
N Billedeau Is drawing pressed hay
from the barn Of j. N. Fisher to Hard
wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight Of Post Mills
spent few days at their home last
week.
Mrs. Carl Fletcher and son have been
spending few days with Mrs. N. f.
Wells
Glenn Carpenter Is to teach the gram
mar department Of the upper village
school.
Several from this village attended the
funeral Of Mark Hall at East Cabot last
Friday.
Mrs. H P. Phillips of Montpelier has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs, 7. II.
Osgood
Mr. and Mrs. y FL Pope and daughter
Of Greensboro spent Sunday at J. n.
Drew's.
Prof. Gilmore went to Underhill to
spend Thanksgiving with bis aged foster
mother
h. II. Whitcomb was in Hardwick last
week and spent Thanksgiving with his
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tabor Of Calais
were guests at J.. ? Walbridge's last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Fitzgerald Of
Barnet spent Thanksgiving at George
Houghton's.
Frank Kimbail has been spending \
few DAYS with his parents, Nh. and Mrs.
J. G. Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. O. IT. Heath were guests
81 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Peek in Peacham
last Thursday.
Miss Emma Laird, who is teaching
in Waitsfeld, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs NJ F. Wells.
Mrs. Hattie Foster Of NoyesviIle vis-
tied at II. FL Fosters, while on her way
home from Marshfeld.
At the regular meeting Of Green Noun
tain lodge, F. and A. NJ, the second
degree was conferred.
Miss Wells Of Barre, a trained nurse.
ii caring for Mrs. WI r Lance, who has
been In a critical condition.
Mrs. Florence voodry and sister, Mira
Viola Whitoher, spent Thanksgiving with |
their sister, Mrs. Orrin Peck.
Pliny pike Of St. Johnsbury is at |
home, assisting in caring for his father,
who has been IA several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Ormsbce has returned from
visiting her daughter IN Barre and Is
keeping house for n B. Rogers.
DR.. II S. Carver Of Marsbfeld was IN
town last Friday night ii council with /
DR. +. w Burbank at W. n Lance's
Mrs. Freeman Lawson Of Woodbury.
has been caring for her daughter, Mrs
Edwin Durham, during her illness with
tonsilitis.
Prof P. A. Gilmore occupied the pul.
pit at the Congregational church last
Sunday, III place Of Rev Donald Fraser,
who was expected from Berlin.
Monday evening, November p. the
ladies Of the W. r. G. gave Mrs. Hattie
Skillen q surprise visit at the home Of
FL D. Waldo She intends to return to
Canada soon. Light refreshments were
IL 4efx4k.a .,f
brance we're presented her. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all,
Cards were received last week an
nouneing the marriage Of Mrs. Ina Belle
Rogers to Isaac Snow Tabor of Calais
Mrs Tabor was one Of Cabot's highly
respected ladies, having lived in town
nearly all her lifetime She was a
worthy member of the Eastern Star
lodge in which she had held responsible
positions in Office and was ever willing
and ready to perform any duty required
Of her Mr.. Tabor lived in town when
unite Young and since living in Calais
has won the respect and esteem Of the
townspeople and has held responsible Of
fees Of trust, both in town and school
affairs The good wishes Of their many
friends here and there go with them4A
A pleasant and successful term dfNhe
Cabot high school was brought to q
close Friday morning, November 20, un
der the instruction Of Prof. P. A. Gil
more Of Burlington Several spectators
W o. present. and some Of them gave
some very encouraging Thoughts to the
pupils followed by remarks BY the pro
fessor. expressing bis appreciation Of the
pleasant and hearty cooperation be.
tween himself and pupils. He pro-
nouneed it the most enjoyable term he