The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-28
CABOT.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Myers Of Post Mills
spent few days at their sons, Walter,
last week.
! ID. A. Perry OF Barre was business
visitor in town recently.
Esther Conant and sister, Amelia,
were called TO Woodbury. Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Henry Leach.
Charles Preston of Mortified Falls
was in town Friday to see his uncle and
other relatives.
Mrs. John Warren, who had been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital since the
middle OF last December, died Thursday,
Feb. 20. She had a serious operation
soon after going there Mr. Warren was
called few days before her decease.
He accompanied her remains TO Spring
field. Mass, for burial.
Miss Judith Haines and Miss Irene
Dwinell attended the Washington pag
cant at Montpelier last Saturday.
Pliny and Cary Smith were business
visitors in East Montpelier Tuesday.
Most of the schools closed in town
last Friday. A few had to make up
week or two on account of delay by
measles
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Badger of East
Montpelier were guests at o. +. Bar
rett's over Sunday.
Marion Walker and niece, Katherine
Bean, of Painfeh, are visiting Mrs.
John Wilson in Lunenburg. Mrs. viii
son was formerly Miss Annette Walker
Of this town.
Vet w. L. Adams of Hardwick was
at George Gould's few days ago TO see
a horse which got badly calked while
logging.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Foster were in
North Calais over Sunday to see Mrs. |
Laura Foster, who is failing, at the |
home of her daughter, Mrs. w I. Law
SON
Alden Owen was home from Barton
Sunday. He has a position in a bonk
at that place
Paul Norris was at home from st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Frank KenersLn visited his brother,
Charles, in Barre, Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Stoddard is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Cecil Foster.
Mrs. Vilroy Hoyt was in Montpelier
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Merritt were
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peier over Sunday.
Howard Lance has returned to his
school work in Barre. He has been de-
aimed at home, i'll with chicken pox.
Kenneth Smith of Montana, a former
'esident of this town, is visiting his
Allen and Angus. He gave a
,ery interesting talk to the Sunday
chool at the Congregational church last
sunday, which was fully appreciated. !
lis wise and good advice to the boys
vas: Stay ON the farm with your ia y
her and he ready to take his place
shen age and infirmities have disabled
i'm.
Mr. Boutwell, of Barre was guest at
brill Barrett's over Sunday and assist .
d the choir at the Congregational
hureh.
Lineoln's birthday was appropriately
bserved BY the w. r. c. and G. A. r.
nd families at their hall, Feb. II. A
ice dinner was served in the banquet
all by the w. K. C. After returning
0 their hall appropriate exercises were
cid, as follows: Prayer, Rev. C. B. At
God, selections, members of the w.
!. c.; song, Mrs. j. T. Drew and Mrs.
!. NJ. Bliss; song, an old veteran,
harles Shepard; recitation, Mrs. Me
hilomy.' These were much appreciated.
emarks were made by Rev. C. b. At
God and members of G. A. r. and by
red Marsh, son of one of Cabot's sol
ers, which was followed by singing
America" There We're 10 present. The
RPS were pleased to have with them
/ this occasion one of their former
embers. Mrs. l.. Myers of Post Mills.
Mrs. w. X. Putnam was a visitor in
ontpelier Monday.
Elon Barrett of Barre was at his
others, O. I. Barrett, over Sunday.
e was once a resident of this town.
e assisted in the Congregational choir
inday, making very pleasant remarks
the Sunday school.
"Sinbad. the Sailor" takes daily trips
Marshfeld and back on the stage,
ID if you will come to town hall at
bot village March and you will
well repaid. Enjoy an up-to-date
mic opera in tlnee-acts by home tai
t. Tickets for sale at the postoffice.