The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-30
CABOT.

Mrs. r. II. Rogers is slowly failing
Stephen Nelson has sold his farm t
George Gould.
A son was recently born TO Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ralph Witham.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers spent
Thanksgiving at Plainiield.
Mrs. L. c. Fisher has been i'll the past
week, but is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Pike of Plainfield
visited at j. G. Pixies Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers went to
Enosburg to spend Thanksgiving
Fred Hopkins of Johnson was in town
recently He was former Cabot boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis and son,
Leslie, started for California Wednes'
day.
! il. L. Bruce and Il. G.. Gould were at
Niggerhead pond recently to hunt for
deer.
Selden Smith of Redlands, Calf, is
here for few days at the old home
stead.
j. G. Pike was in st. Johnsbury on
Wednesday to see his sons, Pliny and
Howard.
Miss Flora Atkins spent the latter
part of this week at Berton Pixies in
Marshfield.
Mrs. Albert Noyce will return to her
work in Worcester Saturday and Mr..
Noyce will go later.
Nat Keith of Barre was business
visitor in town Tuesday, taking some
cattle back to Barre.
At the last regular meeting of w.
r. c., one member was initiated Light
refreshments were served at the close.
Arthur Wales has dissolved partner
ship with his father and gone to St
Johnsbury to work for the Fairbanks
Co.
Miss Pansy Smith came from Boston
to spend few days of Thanksgiving
vacation with her mother and broth
ers.
A purse containing small sum of
money was lost in upper village few
days ago. Will the finder leave it at
the postoiliee?
Mrs. Z. p Walbridge and daughter,
Merna, were guests over Sunday at the'l
home of the formers sister, Mrs. |. C.
Tabor, in North Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilman were
called to Lyndon last Saturday to at
tend the funeral of their son, who was
accidentally shot when taken for deer. |
Principal L. C. Bushnell spent his |
vacation with friends in
Vershire. On account Of whooping cough |
At his home in STAFFORD, he was de-
tanned from going there but for brief
visit outside of home with his parents.
j. NJ. Fisher former resident of this
own. who now resides with his daugh-
;er, Mrs. Fred PARROT, in Montpelier,
wishes to extend his sincere thanks to
III his friends who so pleasantly remem-
,ered him on his 9th birthday by send
ng post cards, amounting to 90, most
If them from his old friends and ac-
Iuaintances in Cabot. He has enjoyed
hem very much, and they have proved
/ source of pleasure
Miss Glenn 4. Adams, daughter of
'lr. and Mrs. George Adams of Orleans,
ormerly of this town, was married Oct.
% in Orleans to Fabian S. Reed, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Reed Of st. Johns
Jury. Rev. +. w. Eldredge performed
he ceremony, the double ring service
eing used. Mr. and Mrs. Reed are to
eside at AZ Portland street, st. Johns
ury, Mr.. Reed being a member Of the
eek company Of that place.
Miss Carrie Hubbard of Hyde Park {
nd Miss Bertha Chester, assistant !
eacher at Lower Cabot, closed a sue
essful term of. school last Friday with :
ppropriate exercises by the children, the &
npils being treated with candy and 4
uts, followed by each receiving a gift. i
n appreciation of the good work done
nd Kindness shown by the teachers
uring the term, Miss Nettie Gilman and
Iiss Beatrice Lance presented each a
cry set.