The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-05

Dwinell; primary, Miss Judith Haine
Of Calais. Lower Cabot-Miss Carri
, Hubbell, Hyde Park. Walbridge district
Miss Maidene Walbridge. Plains, Mrs
A. ID. Kimball. Read Miss Goldi
Halves. West Hill, Miss Ethel Warden
South West Hill, Miss Ethel Bohonon
Marshfeld East Cabot, Miss Min,
Bates, Barre. South Cabot and Merritt
district TO be supplied. Principal o
Cabot high school, A. Q. Bushnell o
Stanford.
Miss Louise Stone is visiting relative
and friends in Burlington and John
son.
A church socable was held at tn,
upwards of 80 being present. Cake ans
ice cream were served.
AT the recent town meeting held or
Sept 3, Aaron Baltcn was elected as
representative by large majority.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Myers are visit
ing in Thetford at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. Myers.
A new arrival at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jackson, Aug. 81.
Teachers going out of town are; Will
lie Walker, Northampton, Mass; Miss
| Alice Harvey, Middletown, Conn; Miss
Lila Perry, Newbury, VT; Miss Ella
Barrett Orange, VT, Miss Madge Walk
err, Peacham; Misses Jessie and Esa
Beaton at Hardwick and Walden. Stu
dents attending different schools How
ard Lance and Alton Livingston at God.
dard seminary, Barre; Paul Norris, st.
!ohnsbury academy; Louise Norris,
Mortified, Mass,
| A wedding reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers at their home
last Tuesday evening in honor OF the
| marriage of their son, Earl, to Miss
Mary Cassidy of Enosburg. A large
number of people were present and were
introduced by George Currier, Miss Mar
jorie Wells, Fred Dawson and Miss Chris
tine Currier Refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served Miss Lila Perry
presided at the punch bowl. The worthy
couple were recipients of present volu-
able and useful Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
will reside in this village. where the
former is proprietor of the store for
merly known as Wells & Rogers. The
good wishes of the community are eX
tended TO them.
MT, anu MIS-. OuN btlLl VI bbsJun
are stopping few days at \. B. Rog-
ers'
Nearly 400 people from hill and vale
as well as nearby towns and some from
other states, gathered at Cabot, upper
village, last Saturday morning previous
to o'clock, expecting to see Col Roose-
welt pass through on his way to Barre.
But owing to plot executed at South
Cabot and carried out by someone going
toward Danville and directing the party
through South Cabot and Marshtield,
they were deprived of that privilege. At
$3.50 when the facts of the case were
made known, disappointment and disgust
reigned supreme. The selectmen and
others who were interested in the affair
had made extra efforts to notify the
townspecple in order that they might
give their children as well as themselves
an opportunity of seeing a ran who had
once been president of the United States
and which would be lifelong remem-
brance. A goodly number of 'resolutc,
never give up" people sped on in their
autos to Barre, where they Were priv
LEGGED to hear one of the best orators
of the country. At Cabot the American
flags hoated over Main street from which
were suspended several bandanas, while
smaller ones were flung TO the breeze
from stores, shops, dwellings, autos and
in the hands OF school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Whitney of Attic |
boro, Mass, have been spending few
days at s. r.. Blodgett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, who have
been employed at Frank Walbridges, |
have moved TO New York.
Mrs Warren Mears of Littleton, n H.,
visited her mother, Mrs. Abbie Smith, |
few days last week.
There will be a service in the Con- |
gregational church next Sunday morning |
at the usual hour followed by Sunday I
school. Notwithstanding the rain Of /
last Sunday, fifteen faithful pilgrims
wendell their way to church expecting
10 have an afternoon service. A tele
gram soon arrived saying the minister
could not come in the rain from Dan
willie, but the few did not want to re-
turn home, some from mile away,
without getting some good. They held
q Sunday school. Mrs. L. c. Fisher act
ing as pianist. Among the number pres
ent were four teachers.
A bead necklace with clasp in back
and blue pendant was picked up in the
street last Saturday. The owner can
have it by inquiring of Lillian Lance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Gage of Woburn,
Mass, have been spending a few days
at II. o. Dwinelps.
Mrs. Charles Wells of Wolcott visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mills,
the first of the week.
Nearly 90 children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Rollins last
week, the occasion being the 3lst an
niversary OF their marriage. Six of them
were great grandchildren. After partak
ing of a sumptuous dinner they all
united in wishing to meet on mang
more such occasions.
B. p. Elmer of Alva, Fla, has been
III since Thursday night, with malaria,
at the home of Miss Flora Atkins. He
IS slowly improving.
MONTPELIER.