The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01

Mrs. Sarah Hatch has finished work
at Greensboro and is at her fathers, L.
McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wales spent last
week Sunday and Monday at the home
of their son, Arthur, in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Witham spent
several days recently at their sons, Ned,
in Charlestown, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ferris OF Hard
wick were guests at 0rvis Fits re-
Gently.
Miss Jennie Webster is at Johnson at.
tending normal school
Fred Horr visited his cousin, John
Morse, in Brandon, several days last
week.
Mrs. Emily Marshall OF Lancaster, N.
H., has been a guest at Mrs, Fanny 0s-
goods for two weeks.
B. X. Dow of Willimantic, Conn, was
called here last week by the death OF
his father, George Dow
Mrs. Sillowsy of Montpelier has been
guest at T.. A. Merritts few days.
The members of Cabot grange, No. 392,
are making elaborate preparations for
fair to be held Saturday, Oct. 4. All
citizens of the town, whether grangers
or not, are earnestly urged to bring all
possible exhibits for the different de-
partments, consisting of dairy products,
horses, sheep, swine, poultry of all kinds,
fruit and flowers, antiques, curios, ma
Pile sugar, etc. Agents for farm ma
ehinery are urged to show their wares.
To defray the expenses OF the fair tags
will be sold at Toe and lac, which will
admit the wearer to every department
of the fair. Dinner served in the grange
dining hall from II to | p. m. There
will be q street parade at p. m, with
music furnished by Green Mountain or
followed by sports of various
kinds. An auction sale of vegetables at
$3.50 p. m. will end the days pleasure.
Prospective exhibitors are asked to send
a list of their exhibits TO the commit.
tee sometime before Oct. 3. All ex-
hibits must be in place on or before 10
o'clock a. m. Oct T. Come one and all, !
both great and small and have a good
time and plenty of fun.
Several members of Green Mountain !
lodge, I. 4 A. NJ, went to Planfield |
Wednesday to attend the funeral of DIR. |
+. Z. Gale, brother Mason, and a for |
mer practicing physician in this place. |
Mrs. +. +. Currier of Danville was in /
town Thursday.
A. NJ. Foster and Mrs. II. II. Foster |
were in Calais Thursday to see Mrs |
Louisa Foster.
J. ). Pike has returned from a bust |
ness trip to Massachusetts,.
Miss judith Haines accompanied Miss /
Irene Dwinell to her home Friday aft
arnoon and attended the grange fair held
at South Woodbury.. SATURDAY
News was received Thursday evening
If the death of Rev. DIR. A. L. Cooper
1t his home in Randolph Two weeks
previous he had a slight attack of pneu-
nomia but had recovered in measure
rom that. However, his age and lack
# strength made him unable to longer
sustain the brittle thread of life. Flu
leral services were held Saturday. His
emains were taken to Springfield for
'urial in the family lot. Sympathy of \,
friends here is extended TO the bereft
amily.
The harvest supper at the Congrega.
ional church last Thursday evening was
success in full. the loaded tables be-
ng filed and refilled by citizens in town
nd out of town. The vestry was ar
istically decorated with autumn leaves,
While three long tables were loaded
With vegetables, fruit and flowers. \
hort program was given. Miss Irene
)winell sang solo, Comrade S. b. Blod-
EFT gave very instructive and inter
sting talk on Gettysburg, followed by
reading by Mrs. Atwood. assisted by
lr. Atwood, singing at intervals. The
roceeds of the supper and sale of prod
cts amounted TO 1885.
The district meeting of the W. r. c.,
ED last Tuesday, Sept %. was well at :
ended, about l25 being present, 40 COM
lg from Brooks corps, No. is, Mont (,
elier, 2s from Stowe corps, No. SO,
'orth Calais. Morrill, corps of Cabot
id the ritualistie work and Stowe corps ]