The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-12
CABOT

Dean Fisher and family of Albany
N. y, are spending week at his ia
J theirs, L. c. Fisher.
George Cummings of Hardwick was
in town Wednesday.
} The new granite water tub has ar.
rived and is placed in position opposite
the store of S. G. Voodry & Co., and
is one of the improvements of "the new
Cabot"
, State examination for teachers and for
free tuition in secondary schools will be
given at the schoolhouse in Marshfield
Aug. IA and Is, beginning ct 0 a. m
No pupil who was conditional in the
May examination will receive a condi-
tional certificate unless he appears at the
examination and makes an earnest effort
to pass the conditional subjects which
will be given the first day, Aug. IA.
! Miss Florence Smith was a guest of
Mrs. Jack Ralston last week in Plain
field.
Mrs. Underwood of East Hardwick was
a guest of Mrs. f. Eastman and daugh-
ter recently.
Paul Harrington, a former resident of
! this town, was calling on old acquain-
I bdHtts ldSb iit ID hpN 7S0
toned on the Constellation in the navy.
Herbert Hodgdon and family of Bel
lows Falls visited his brother, A. NJ.
Hodgdon, last week, coming from White
field, n. H.. by auto, accompanied by
his sister Miss Lou Hodgdon and Rev.
J. H. Winslow.
Ralph M,lnson of Williamstown is
spending a few days at E. A. Merritt's.
Mrs H. McGoff and daughter, Beat
rice, -pf st. Johnsburv are superintend-
ing the homework at the hotel during
the absence of Mrs. Dane at the hos
pital.
Miss Evelyn Lance was a guest OF
Miss Thelma Houghton few days last
week at Lake St. Joseph.
Charles Cole of Barre has been re-
pairing the electric wiring in the bust
ness blocks of this village.
P. A. Gilmore occupied the pulpit
at South Walden and Noyesville last
Sunday in the absence OF the pastor,
Rev. l.. +. Taylor,
George Dow attended the picnic given
by the st. Johnsbury |. o. o. f. recent
" at Lake st. Joseph. He is a member
of that organization.
Robert and Richard Atkins entertained
their brother, Morris Atkins, over Sun
day at the home of A. NJ. Hodgdon.
Mrs. Sue Walbridgo has been visiting
her son, Earl, the past week in Marsh
field.
H. W. Dane has purchased the piece
of land joining j. NJ. Southwick's and
formerly owned by H. b. Whittier.
Mrs. Peter Labree and children of East
Hardwick were guests of his sister, Mrs.
Herbert Heath, last week.
Mrs. Dana Perry and two daughters
of Dorchester. Mass, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. +. f. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Rogers were called to
Hyde Park Saturday to- attend the flu
neral of A. f. Wakefield, which was held
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth johnson of East Hardwick
has been guest at A. G. Ainsworth's
the past week.
Rev. A. J, Dutton of East Hardwick |
visited his nephew, A. NJ. Hodgdon, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w Burbank were
guests of his brother, Harvey, and fam
lily, at Coles pond recently.
Mrs. Walter Abbott and friend, Mrs !
w. H. Martin, were in Burlington last |
week for few days stay.
Miss Adele McConachie and sister,
Earlene, accompanied by her aunt, Miss
Leda Stevens, are DR.. l.. w. Burbank's
cottage Lake st. Joseph for few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Cross of Mon
peler were in own Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvis Hale of Danville
are visiting his sister, Mrs. S. A. Mel
son.
Miss Helen Hach of Greensboro is
stopping few weeks at the home of
her grandfather, l.. McAllister.
Mrs. Laura Paige of Lawrence, Mass,
has been the guest of Mrs. Abbie Lam
son the past week.
Mrs. Emily Smith is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Pansy, in Bar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hopkins have re
turned from weeks outing at Lake
st. Joseph. After visiting friends here
a week they will go to Quechee, where
Mr.. Hopkins has a position as herdsman
overseer on a large farm. As both are
well known and respected by everyone,
the best wishes of their many friends
20 with them.
Next Sunday being the beginning of
Old Home week" Rev. G, B. Atwood
will preach from the first Bible used in
The Congregational church of Cabot.
The ladies' annual missionary tea win
be held next Thursday afternoon in the
aides parlor at Congregational church. ,,
Each lady is requested to wear some
hing antique, no matter how it fits.
They are also requested to bring food
or the supper.
Mrs. j. l. Stone had an operation per- s
ormed on the back of her neck Satur-
lay.