The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-20
CABOT

Mrs. j. |. Stone is visiting her sister
in Rumney, n. H.
Orvis Fits was a guest of relatives in
Brookfield last week.
Fred Boyles has moved his family to
Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs. George Perkins of East Hardwick
was guest at III. o. Dwinell's recently.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Haines are spend
ing few days with their son, Harlie, in
Greensboro.
II. H. Foster was guest of Colonel
Herbert Foster at North Calais over
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Farrar of Enosburg
Falls visited her friend, Mrs. Earl Rog-
ers, recently.
Willie Goodale of st. Johnsbury was
at Mrs. Norah Russell's, Sunday.
p. A. Pike and wife, accompanied by
his father, J. G. Pike, went to Green's
boro Sunday in the formers auto.
Flag day was observed at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday with APP
propriate exercises. which consisted of
| patriotic songs by the children, Sc
lect reading by Mrs. Jennie Bruce and
a very interesting talk by the superin-
tendent, 0. +. Barrett. The flag re-
ceived due reverence, being saluted by
the school in unison, the primary and
junior classes marching in order, each
carrying flag and the teachers wear
ing one on the left side. The church was
Hastily decorated with flags and bunt-
ing.
] The Judith Lyford Women's club held
their annual meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year ensuing:
President, Mabel Tebbitts; vice presi-
dent, Gertrude Osgood secretary, Mary
Rogers; treasurer, Emma Goodale. The
club is putting out a penny-a- day bag
in the interest of the library building
| fund If there are those who are inter
ested in this work who have not received
one of these bags, if they will notify any
member of the club, they will be sup
piled.
Thomas Cochran had one Of his horses
badly injured few days ago by getting
one leg down through scuttle, break
ing several ribs and injuring one side of
its bead.
A. NJ Foster was a guest at his daugh
ter's,. Mrs. Ina Tabor, in North Calais
last Saturday.
Mrs. Morse, teacher at Montpelier
seminary was a guest of Miss Maidene
Walbridge over Sunday.
Mrs Sue Walbridge has returned from
her daughters, Mabel, where she spent
the winter.
Milo Barrett lost valuable horse re-
Gently.
Mrs. Sarah Hatch and daughter, Helen,
have gone to Greensboro, where Mrs.
Hatch will do cooking
Mrs. Myrtle Noodry was at Joe's pond
Wednesday, with her auto.
A. C. Ainsworth was a business Wis
itor in Hardwick Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Joe's pond Wednesday, where the latter
has been doing some work.
Austin Rich and son of Glover were
guests at H. II. Fosters, Saturday.
Mrs. Emily Smith and daughter, Pan.
sy, of Boston, are spending few days
at the old homestead.
Mrs. Nellie 0lliter and daughter of
Barre were guests at Mrs. Francenah
Kenerson's, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Albert Noyce and family have moved
back to their home at lower Cabot, after
spending several weeks in Worcester,
Mass
Miss Flora Atkins is spending the
week with relatives in Marshfeld
Charles kenerson of Barre was in
town Thursday.
The graduation OF high school pupils
at the town hall last Friday evening
drew full house. Green Mountain or
chestra furnished music, with piano ac-
compartment. Professor jerks gave
very interesting talk Miss Hazel Perry
and Leslie Dane were the graduates re.
ceiving diplomas. The stage was pref
tily decorated with flowers and crepe pa
per, the color scheme being green and
white.
Earl Walbridge has sold his place in
the village to William Remission of Wal
den.
Children's day will be observed at both
churches next Sunday, June 81.
Mrs. Philura Burnham has finished |
work for Mrs. Chase of Walden and is
stopping at the lower village.