The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
CABOT


Ever aluminium, by Arthur Bartlett o.
Danyille, which took place in the vestry
of the Congregational church, proved
very helpful and interesting. All those
availing themselves of the opportunity
to attend the demonstration were pre-,
sented a useful aluminium dish before
departing,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Rogers, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Earl Rogers were visitors in Bur-
lington recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerald Glidden of Buff.
falo, N. ", have been visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Cora Glidden, at Emerald Yaw's
the past week.
Mrs. Josie Jansson of SomeryiIle,
Mass, and Miss Mary Rich Of Oxford,
Mass, were guests at w. p. Lance's while
| on their way home from several weeks
outing at Woodbury..
Miss Grace Morse has returned home
from Lebanon, N. Fl.
Eleazer Knowles went to Springfield
Tuesday to reside with his niece, Mrs.
Matte Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Nelson were in
Burlington recently at J. A. Woodlands.
Our village narrowly escaped another
destructive confagration when fire was
discovered about y p. M. in the lower
part Of the Harrington block, as b. G..
Rogers was returning home for the night
from the store, and he gave the alarm,
and several fire extinguishers were soon
on hand, which put out the blaze. Had
it got good Roadway with the wind that
was blowing, several buildings would
have been destroyed. An attempt has
been made once before to burn this
building, but was discovered in season.
Both fires were set purposely, 1t is
alleged. Tracks were found in the sand
and footprints on the stones underneath
the building.
Rev. and Mrs. Barnard visited at A. V.
Nelson's recently. They have lately re-
turned from the Pacific coast and Mr..
Barnard viii preach in Woodbury. few
months.
n. j. Mason and daughter, Nellie, of
tiyes in town.
Miss Florence Whiteomb OF Hardwick
is working for Mrs. Mcintyre as trim
mer in her millinery parlors.
George Hoyt and son, Ralph, were
visitors in Greensboro Saturday.
Miss Jennie Monaghan of Ryegate was
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Badger Of Plain
field were guests at o. +. Barrett's last
week.
Eleazer Knowles has sold his barn TO
George Houghton.
Loverin Lyford hurt one hand quite
badly when returning from calling at a
neighbours. by falling down ON piece Of
board, a part Of il penetrating through
his hand, necessitating the aid of ply.
stefan 20 cut ii out.
Miss Marion Walker has returned 70
10 resume her studies at the
University Of Vermont.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosa Noyce and Mrs. w. p. Lance
we're business visitors in Hardwick Fri
lay.
NJ B. Hoyt was In MorrisyiIle over
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Shute were the !
mests Of relatives in East Montpelier
sunday.
Mrs. Shute Of Albany Is visiting her
on. Herbert.
Mrs. y. 4. ICurrier returned Monday
light from several days visit In Barre.
Born IN Cabot, Oct. I, twin sons 90
ir. and Mrs. Thomas 0'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stockwell and
laughter, Muriel, accompanied by Miss !
ioldie Harlow II White River Junction, I
rcre guests NJ N. :. Haines' Sunday. I
Miss Maidene Waibridge IL assistant .
eacher IN the grammar school. M
J. NJ. Southwick has finished work on 2
he state road AZ lower Cabot between :
Jason Chester's and Omas Pitkins'
y. G. Mills and son. Robert, have com =
leted JOB Of blasting on a ledge near 9
Jason Cherter's, under the supervision =
X. = CurieT. county supervisor. low :
ring the ledge two feet, which vii BE- ,
reat improvement. and much easier for Z
saming with heavy loads. z
Mf. Hamilton of Albany Vas in town
yer sunday IN The interests Of the Mod q
N WoodmeB.
Miss Mary Patch was IN fsrapick q
- week. called there by the serious q
mess of hsr brother. who PASSED away q
sturday morning. She has the Eyu- Z
sthy Of her mnns friends. .