The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-05
CABOT

! NILS. IL. II. pOSpeT Is at MdIy INbShc
hospital for medical treatment.
/ Il. ID. Waldo lost one of his valuabl
cows last week by its choking to dealt
with the chain with which she was tied
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wales were II
Barre Thursday.
Z. i. Yaw has been drawn as juro
from his town for the spring term o
court.
Miss Florence Smith, who has BEEF
teaching in Stannard, is home for a fey
weeks vacation but will return to he
school work the first of April.
Charles Miller went to Mary Fletche
hospital Saturday for an operation TO
appendicitis.
! Miss Lola Mutt is spending few day
with her sister, Mrs. /. A. Ranney.
Mrs. Edith Dawson has returned from
visiting her brother in Charlestown
N. II.
Fred Walbridge spent Friday and Sat
urday with his brother, Morris, and sis
ter, Maidene, in Montpelier
Miss Wiona Whitman of North Charles
town is visiting her grandparents anc
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGill and daughter Of
Danyille were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Orlando Heath over Sunday.
Ned Bates of Montpelier was guest
at his fathers, Monday.
Mrs. Bert Smith and Mrs. Cary Smith
went to Marshfield Friday to see Mrs
Lucy Spencer, who is laid up with q
broken hip.
The !. 0. G. r. union meeting hello
last Saturday was very enjoyable oc,
casion to all present. Owing to the con.
dition of the roads many were detained
at home. The afternoon session was de.
voted to business, an address of welcome
by p. A. Gilmore of Winooski ledge, re.
sponse by Derward Lamb of Moscow
lodge, report of boys convention at
Months arr by Merrill Barrett and recita.
ton by Robert Clarke. The junvenile TEN.
pie gave some fine selections. which were
repeated in the evening by request Al
q p. m. supper was served in the ban
quet room below The evenings enter.
tainment consisted OF recitations and
songs, a recitation by Miss Balentine
duet by Mrs. M. $. Haines and Miss
Irene Dwinell, solo by Mrs. Cary Smith
etc. The Juveniles took an active part
by rendering some fine recitations and
music. Recitation by Doris jackson, duet
by two little misses, Evaline Lance and
Thelma Houghton, recitation by Sadie
Marston, recitation by Dorothy Gearwar,
duet by Doris Lance and Marion Drew,
recitation by Olive Smith song by three
girls, Olive Smith, Doris Lance and Dor
othy Gearwar, recitation by Edwin
Smith, closing with the ode.
Miss Cora Lance was home from Hard
wick recently at her brothers. Walter.
Roscoe Hart has purchased the farm
formerly occupied by Mr., Lucia, on the
road to South Walden.
The rain and warm wave of last Sun
day caused the brook at the upper end
Of the village to dam up with ice and
snow, throwing the water around into
the yard of Homer harrington, flooding
his cellar and that of Miss Josie Laird
to the dephth of three feet, but by the
prompt efforts of men with shovels on
Monday channel was cut through the
river, which reduced the depth OF the
water, without any serious results.
NILE Ntl iFth-E VI fOoIhhiN WIS Il
guest of her sister, Mrs. O. C. kittredge.
recently.
Mrs. Guy Granger of South Walden
and Mrs. John Granger of St Johnsbury
were guests of Miss Martha Granger
recently.
Town meeting passed off quite pleas
antly. with nearly all the former Off
GERS reelected, the result being: Modera-
tor II. O. Dwinell; town clerk, II. G..
Rogers; treasurer, 0rvis Fits; select
men, Harry Morse, A. A. Lewis and Au-
brey Nelson overseer, f. A. Merritt;
listers, Charles Scribner, b. l.. Bruce and
f. ID. Waldo; road commissioner. East
Cabot, w. 0. Southwick, west part, j.
NJ. Southwick; school directors, Leon
Haines, S. +. Houghton and Angus
Smith; auditors, o. c. Pitkin, Ralph
Hoyt. Mason Chester; constable, Forrest
Tebbetts; cemetery trustee, Il. G.. Fisher
One hundred dollars was voted to town
library for books and librarian. Twenty
FIVE dollars to G, A. r. for Memorial day.
One hundred dollars to fire company. A
tax of Sl.90 on the dollar. Vote for IL
-ense "a against, 81 in favor.
Cabot people may well feel proud oil
the success and high standing of the
students who go to the seminaries and
academies of larger places. Good news
has been announced from the annual
prize speaking at Montpelier seminary,
where one of our Cabot boys, Maurice L.
won second prize for boys Of
30. These speakers have been under the
training of Miss Albertson, teacher in
,locution, whose skill and understanding
If her work has proved highly gratify-
ng. The program was a difficult selec-
ion of pieces making it more difficult to
award the prizes, as all did such credi-
able work as to call forth a liberal
amount of applause from the audience.
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