The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-21
CABOT


H At the recent meeting of the Hazel
road Pomona grange at Cabot, mos
interesting program was given in the aft
ernoon. The cordial words of welcome
Il by George Laird, master of Cabot grange
were responded to by j. IL. harrington
| of Greensboro in behalf of the visiting
grangers. After humorous recitation
by member of Danville grange, p. A
Gilmore gave recitation and was re
called for another. Then followed q
most interesting paper and discussion
of the topic, Enemies of the Farmer
Insect Pests and Their determination,
by Mr.. Stimson, agricultural expert OF
Caledonia county. Not only the paper
but his quick wit and repartee made his
part one of the most pleasant and prof
liable features of the programme. Mrs.
Harvey Burbank of Danville presented
an able, interesting and instructive pa
per on "Our Native Birds and How to
Protect Them" Taken altogether, the
meeting will be remembered as one of
the most pleasant and helpful ones held.
Mrs. Annie Frederick of Berwick, Me-,
is keeping house for n. B. Rogers.
Miss Maidene Walbridge has Just
closed her fourth successful term Of
school in the Walbridge district, the
record of which is worthy of report and
is an honorable example for every school
pupil. Those having no tardy or abb
| sent marks for the year are: Edith
| Hodgdon Merna Walbridge, Fred Lewis
and Gerald Perry. Fred Walbridge and
Leon Perry were absent one day, Philip
Hodgdon two days, and Henry Lewis
three days. The pupils without marks
4 II the spring term are: Lillian Rogers,
Edith Hodgdon, Merna Walbridge, Fred
Walbridge, Leon Perry, Gerald Perry,
Philip Hodgdon, Fred Lewis, Henry Lew
is. Hazel Sherman had one tardy mark,
Clifford Sherman one tardy and one abb
sent mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Cole of Craftsbury
Sunday.
Miss Pansy Smith came from Boston
Saturday night to spend few days at
her old home.
X. H. Rogers and Miss Patch were
guests at i. c. Tabor's at North Calais,
Thursday.
During the thunder storm of Monday
night, which was accompanied by hail
and high wind, the roof Of the new
barn f. c. Gould is building. and the
next story below, were blown down and
some of the timbers broken. which dam
aged it to some extent. A roof on a
shed of n w. Wheeler was blown off
and some trees uprooted.
Mr.. and Mrs w. |. Wheeler and Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Nelson were elected last
Sunday as delegates to attend the Con-
grega tional convention to be held at
South Woodbury., June "a.
Miss Bessie Lebarron went to Mont
pelier Wednesday, to the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Doten.
DIR. NJ. d. Warren and +. ID. Waldo |
went to Barnet Monday on fishing |
trip.
Mrs. Jennie Heckie and son. Wendall |
of Orange City, Fla, are stopping at
s. B. Blodgett's for the summer
Mrs. Sally Lyford and Miss Julia Far.
rington spent Tuesday in Barre.
f. f. Yaw visited his brother in Brook
field Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tebbetts attend.
ed the high school graduation exercises
in Plainfield, Friday evening.
Miss Mona Phelps spent Saturday in
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and daughter,
Esther. are visiting her daughter, Mar
orie, in Boston.
A. T. Nelson went to Waterbury on
Tuesday to get the remains OF Albert
Lebsrron. who died at the state hospital
'or the insane. after but five days stay
here, of spinal disease.
Mrs. Van Ness Worthen Of Danville
5 stopping at Mrs. b. g. Rogers for
ew days. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doten OF Mont
,elier were in town Wednesday to at
end the funeral of her brother, Albert !
.ebarron.
Mrs. f. p Kenerson went to Barre
donday to attend the funeral Of John
arson.
Rev and Mrs. I. A. Ranney went to
Johnson Monday to attend the gradua
ion exercises. Mr. Ranney was called
ack to attend the funeral services OF
FRS. Eugene Putnam at South Cabot.
The new rules and regula tions of the :
own library are now in full force from
he first day of June. All books kept
ut over two weeks will be taxed one !
pnt per day One book. entitled, "The
louise of Thousand Candles" has been q
ut several weeks and is called for by I
everal interested readers. II is hoped :
lese rules will be strictly observed and .
hereby give people an equal chance to I
ct the books they want.
w. c. Atkins and son, Stanley. went !.
} Barton, Wednesday, to spend few \
avs before the latter leaves for his y
'hool work in Rome, Ga. q
The funeral of Albert Lebarron was =
I'D at his late home at Lower Cabot +
Fednesday forenoon. Rev. C. B. At A
God officiated. His remains were laid a
rest beside his wife in Cabot GENE
ny at the upper village. Mr. Lebar- +,
N had been resident of this town n
,od part of the time for many years, "
hard working man and honest in his q
.alings with men. He leaves three
lighters and one sister.
p. A. Gilmore will speak at memo =,
II service at West Topsham Sunday,
Inc %, at l0:45 a. IN.
Thomas Crowley of Greensboro was at Nv
A. Nelson's Sunday His wife. who
S been spending several days with her al
other, accompanied him home. %
Mr.. and Mrs Olson Smith of Plain. 70
Id visited relatives in town recently
Fl. NJ. Hills is quite i'll with hardening in
the arteries. His daughter, Mrs. Bert he
NTH. is caring for him. al
Several from Cabot attended the me- al
,rial address given by P. A. Gilmore