The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-10
CABOT

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Rev. /. A. Ranney was in Barre Tues
day
Mr.. Rutter of ST. Johnsbury was IN
town recently.
Carroll st. John has commenced clerk
ing for :. G.. Noodry,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Calder oil barre
were in town Thursday.
@. +. Harvey of Philadelphia came TO
town Wednesday night.
Arthur Wales, former resident oil
this village. but now of st. Johnsbury,
was in town Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Jones OF Hard,
wick we're in town Monday TO attend
the burial of Rev. c. d. Lance, whose
remains were brought from Newport and
placed in the Cabot cemetery
Little Miss Ethel Carson who has been
lcared for by Mrs. Frank kenerson since
am infant, has gone to Barre to live with
an aunt for an indefinite time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cross of Mont
nelier were guests of Mrs. Richard Doy-
ling last week.
Agnes and Rudolph Pike Of Walden
were in town Wednesday to see their
grandfather, j. G. Pike.
Mrs. Allen Laird has returned from
two weeks stay with her son, George,
in Craftsbury.
Alanson Vail of New York was IN
town Monday to attend the burial OF
his brother in.law, Rev. G. D. Lanceh
George Owen is working for G. J.
Lamb in Calais during the summer
monthss~
DIR. Arthur Lance of Portsmouth,
Mass. stopped few hours with his Ia
Their last Monday while on his way nome
from Newport, after two weeks stay
with his brother. Carroll. during the lat
lters illness. death and funeral.
r. s. Currier of Barre was in town
Friday in counsel with the selectmen and
road commissioner Of the west side in
regard to having out the state money
j. Z. Foster OF Burlington was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
Leon Dane was home over Sunday
from Lyndon, where he is at work on
the railroad.
Green Mountain chapter, 0. L. S,
held their annual meeting recently ana
elected officers; w. p, Earle Rogers;
lW. NJ. Mrs. Genevieve McCrillis; A, NJ,
Mrs. Kate Could; secretary, Mrs. Mary
Burbank; treasurer, Mrs. Isadore Fish
err; conductress, Mrs. Gertrude Osgood;
la. C., Mrs. Jessie Drew. Refreshments
of plain doughnuts and sugar on snow
were served.
A chimney fire at the George Harvey
place Thursday called out large crowd,
armed with fire extinguishers. The
alarm was given over the telephone and
enough people arrived Immediately to
nut out the fire. 1t started from burn
ing out chimney and spread to the shin
giles, burning place about ten feet
square. There was no further damage
Schools in town have all commenced
with good corps of teachers, as iol-
lows: Cabot upper village, Miss Irene
lDwinell in the grammar department and
Miss Judith Haines, primary; lower vii
llage, Miss Carrie Hubbard. assisted aft
lernoons by Mrs. Gertrude Osgood; south
west hill. Ethel Bohonan; west hill, Abb
lbie f. Smith; Merritt district, Miss
Frances Chester; Walbridge, Maidene
IWalbridge; Plains, Mrs. A. d. Kimball;
Read district, Eva Clough; East Cabot,
Nina Bates; South Cabot, Miss Tup-
per. Seven of these teachers a from
out of town.
At the last meeting OF Morrill, W. X.
lC., which was held May |, there was
la good attendance. Eight members OF
Morrill, post became honorary members
! of the corps. At the close of the meet
ing the ladies escorted them to the ban
auet hall, where Refreshments of dough-
nuts. cake and coffee were served. after
which Commander S. b. Blodgett gave
a very interesting talk upon the battle
of Gettysburg.
Mrs. Viola Harvey and daughter,
elena, have returned from Boston, where
they have spent the winter, and are stop
ping at Pliny Smiths.
The town library is soon to have new
regulations and bylaws, also fines for
keeping books over certain number
of DAYS. It is hoped this viii prove Of
benefit and people can have better
chance to enjoy the contents of the Ii
brary. One book especially has been
called for, "The House of Thousand
Candles which has not appeared for
several weeks.
Mr.. lawson of Montpelier was in town
Thursday