The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-17
CABOT


9th, Leon Scott and Mrs. May Coburn
News has been received of the birth Of
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 81
John at South Ryegate. Congratula'
tions from friends in Cabot.
WILDER Rowland is recovering from
his recent illness caused by grayel
stones.
L. C.. Fisher has purchased OF Mason
Chester a piece of land containing four
acres, adjoining the north end OF the
lower village cemetery and VIII sell the
same for burial lots.
b.. S. Rogers was a business visitor IN
Montpelier Friday.
Several from this place attended the
st. Johnsbury fair.
Merrill Barrett is not teaching at
west hill, as reported, Miss Bliss OF
Marshtield occupying the position.
Miss Flora Atkins went to Randolph
Friday to visit her uncle, Rev. DR.. A. L.
Cooper and daughter. Tuesday, Sept.
10. she Joined her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wesley Atkins, at White River juno
ton and accompanied her home to
Rome, Georgia, to remain during the
winter.
Miss Irene Dwinell, teacher in the
grammar department, went to Mont
pelier Friday afternoon TO be present at
the banquet held at the seminary in
the evening.
Miss Evelyn Benjamin of Boston and
her sister from Greensboro were in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Myers and Mrs. Clare
Carney were in Montpelier Saturday.
Last Friday evening the young people
INDUCED in the pleasures of corn roast
at f. L. Smiths Lower Cabot.
Mrs. Louisa Nichols is at her farm In
Walden for few weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Farr, a former resident
of this town and only daughter Of the
late Leander Walbridge, was married to
Samuel A. Philbrook at Hayerhill Sept.
9th. The best wishes of many friends
are extended to them.
News has been received of the mar
rage of Mrs. Alice Fisher and Laures-
ton Clarke at Pasadena, Cal, August
"a. Both were once residents of this
town and have the good wishes OF many
friends.
4 farewell reception was given Miss
Flora Atkins by the Delta Alpha class
and invited friends last Wednesday
afternoon Mt the home of Miss Cora
Lance, previous to her departure for
Rome, Georgia. Over thirty invitations
were given out, but several were unable
TO be present. 1t was a genuine surprise
and wen carried out, Miss Atkins being
ushered into the immediate presence OF
the company by her friend, Mrs. l. A.
Rannev. asking her to call on Miss Cora.
1T proved very pleasant occasion. In
behalf OF the friends present, Mrs. Alice
Boyles, in few well chosen words, pre-
sented her small purse of money. Re-
freshments of cake and coffee were
served.
Mason Chester has purchased of Leon
Haines so acres of land, formerly part
of the Paul Dean farm.
Herbert I.ebarron has moved onto the
Bemis Pike place, now owned by Pliny
Smith.
Miss Chase OF Berlin has been a guest
at Glenn Burnhams few days.
Miss Susie Nelson has been visiting
relatives in Fayston and Duxbury the
past week.
There will be harvest supper at the
Congregational vestry Tuesday evening,
Sept. %, given by the ladies of the So
ciable society. Further particulars
later.
Prof Fred Dawson has returned from
Germany, where he went to attend a
summer school and has gone to Middle
bury to teach German.
Mrs. Ruth johnson of Hardwick was
guest at her nephew's, A. c. Aims
worth. recently.
Miss Marion Walker is attending
school at Burlington.
Mrs. Dana Perry and daughters re-
turned home to Dorchester, Mass, Sat
urday.
Charles Austin has returned from Wis
iting his parents in Manchester,N. H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin, who We're for
mer residents of this town.
Miss Mary Lebaron has gone to live
in the orphans home in Burlington.
Miss Mary Parkinson of Winnipeg,
Can, was a guest at J. t. Drew's recent
ly.
Miss Maidene Walbridge was at home
over Sunday from Montpelier seminary.
Edgar Houghton has sold his farm to
parties in Massachusetts and is moving
into one end of f. p. Walbridge's house
He is to work for Mr.. Walbridge the
coming season.
James Lombard and Miss Cora Le-
baron were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday evening
by Rev. ]. A. Ranney.