The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-22
CABOT

Of Brookfeld, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Hall of Brookield, were
guests at Orvis Fits recently.
John Bolton has gone to Lansing,
Mich, to take four years course in
the agricultural school,
Ralph Perry has finished work in
Barre and is at his fathers for a few
days.
i. L. Blake Of Stark, N. H., agent for
all kinds of road machinery, was in
town last Tuesday.
Emerson Hoyt shot gray eagle on
west hill recently, which measured seven
feet, one inch from tip to tip of the
wings and four feet from point of beak
to end of tail. Dr. NJ d. Warren has
purchased the bird and sent it away to
be mounted.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Pike were business
visitors in Hardwick Wednesday.
Mrs H. Fl. Foster was a guest at
Warner Lawson's in North Calais last
Tuesday.
Charles Kenerson Of Barre was in
town Friday.
County Supervisor r. S. Currier OF
Barre was il town Wednesday inspect
ing state road work.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. G. Fisher are visit
ing their son, Dean, and family, in Al
bany, N. ", this week.
Mrs. May Lance, accompanied by her
granddauphters, Misses Lillian and
Beatrice Lance, went to Mansfield,
Mass. Saturday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Willis, and will
10 4
where they expect to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. X, r. Bates have moved
into the B. j. Lance house on Elm
street.
Rev. W. r. sparhawk, former pas
tor here, will give an illustrated lecture
on "The Yosemite Valley" next Satur
day evening, Oct. Is, in town hall, UNI
der the auspices Of the Cabot high
school. Admission, % cents. Come one
and all and show your appreciation OF
n good thing.
Harry Cummings and NJ Billideau OF
Hardwick We're in town Tuesday.
Neighbors and town people gathered
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Win Clarke
last Thursday evening to help them
celebrate their 20th wedding anniver-
nishing music Games We're played and
a pleasant social time passed. Refresh
ments were served Several useful and
valuable presents were left, and good
wishes of all present for another such
20 years hence.
Several mistakes were made at the
grange fair in awarding premiums,
which are here correctcd: Maple honey
and sugar cake assigned to +, p. Wal !
bridge should have been awarded w. l. |
Abbott, first premium; and Jack Foster !
second premium on double driving
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ?. Hatch and daugh- |
ter spent last Sunday in st, Johnsbury |
with Miss Mary MeAllistcr,
Wendall Hickie OF Orange City, Fla, |
has purchased VIII Adams farm on
northwest bill.
A farewell reception was given Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Lance last Saturday
evening by the /, O. G.. r. lodge III their
hall In behalf of the lodge, and in
of faithful and efficient
services of Mr.. and Mrs. Lance during
heir % years membership, Il. H. Smith
N few well chosen words presented .
hem brass trimmed travelling bag,
% which Mr. Lance very pleasantly re-
,ponded. Refreshments of cake and cot
ZEE were served. A decorated cake,
oearing the words, "Good-B Bye" made
" Miss Abbie J. Smith, IS years of n
lge, was very attractive. Mr.. Lance II
las held nearly all the Offices of the
odge while Mrs. Lance has been very n
,Safr,l IN tho dramatic limo 90 wall az
The thanks of this worthy 4
'ouple are extended to all who put
orth their efforts to make this pleas
mt and long to be remembered occa-
ion.
J. NJ. Southwick has completed the
tate road work below f. c. Gould's,
which is decided improvement.
Ralph Whitman has moved to Calais
rom the Hiram Russell farm on west
ill.