The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-01
CABOT

Y Miss Velma Lance of Orleans has beer
a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs
| Fred Marsh and other relatives part Of
| Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Lucy Currier has returned to her
home in Andover n. H., after being
called here by the death OF her brother
Joseph Smith.
Mrs. Cordelia Mack returned to her
home last week after spending several
weeks with her brother, Charles Kener-
son in Barre.
Mrs. Burt Lyford visited her sister,
Mrs. George Adams, in Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tabor of North
Calais were called here Wednesday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Tabor's fa-
ther, A. M. Foster.
Mrs. Cecil Foster was in Montpelier
last week Tuesday, where she met her
husband, who has returned home for a
few days from Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Heath, Mrs.
Arthur Heath and daughter of Dan
vile were guests at Orlando Heath's last
Sunday.
Harry Cummings Of Hardwick was in
town Friday to attend the funeral OF
George Webster.
Ralph Perry has been having mumps
the past week
Sidney Currier returned to Conway,
n H., Monday after spending Christmas
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. Il.
Currier.
Miss Josie Laird is spending the win
fn,. ~ n, nc bay. uis
Mrs. Frank Paquin.
Ramona lodge met Saturday evening
and elected officers for the coming year,
as follows: N. G., Mrs. Mary Laird; V.
g., Esther Rowland; secretary, Alice
Myers; treasurer, Walter Myers.
Il. d. Waldo has on exhibition an ear
of corn grown in Belmond, Ia, which
was sent him by his old friend, Frank
Fits. 1t measures 1 inches in length,
contains 20 rows of kernels, which mum
Der $50, and weighs over one pound.
Mrs. Edgar Peck and two children OF
Woburn, Mass, are spending Christmas
days with her sister, Mrs. Ora Dow.
Mrs. George Foster of Milford, n. H.,
has been guest at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Putnam.
I
cultural school at Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown of Marsh !
field were guests at Peter Urban's Sun
day.
Winford Norcross of Waterbury was
in town Friday to attend the funeral of
George Webster.
NJ. r. Beaton and family were called to
Plainiield Friday to attend the funeral
of bis daughter, Mrs. Jack Ralston. Her
remains were brought here and placed in
the Cabot cemetery.
Miss Madge Lance and Dorothy Gear
war were visitors in Montpelier last
week.
Russell and Merrill Barrett were home
from Randolph agricultural school dur.
nc Christmas.
Mrs Fanny osgood is in very poor
health.
Frank Walbridee Of Woodsyille, n. H.,
was al S. c, Noodry's the first Of the
week.
Elton Lance has returned to Lebanon,
u H. 70 attend school.
Leslie Dane has returned to Tilton,
\. H., 10 resume his studies.
The next meeting Of the Woman's |
Tub will be held with Mrs. Mcintyre
Ian. s. subject for discussion, "Argen
ina"
Miss Louise Norris was home from
.liddlebury college during the Christmas
acation.
The annual village meeting which was ,
o have been held last Monday. Dec. o ,,
7as postponed two weeks from that date
n account Of important business which
ad not been completed.
The president Of the w. r. G. would
he az full an attendance at the next
Meeting as possible, as there Is extra
-ork TO be- attended TO-
Colonel H. :. Foster aud son OF North \
ALAS were in town Wednesday to at -
end the funeral Of A. NJ. Foster. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Lawson OF Cal G
is were called here Wednesday 70 at n
md the funeral Of A. NJ Foster Q
Mr.. and Mrs Heryice Benjamin Of
'oodbury were IN town Wednesday 10 !
ttend the funeral Of A, NJ. Foster. o