The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-27
CABOT

Cabot baseball team went to Greens,
boro Wednesday and played with that
team beating the Greensboros. The Cab.
OTIS have won in every game so far this
season.
Miss Jennie Webster of Ryegate was
at Mrs. Ellen Webster's over Sunday
Mrs. Ernest Bliss was guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ellen Knapp, in Hardwick
Friday.
Mrs. Corey Uric and daughter OF North
Craftsbury were guests OF Miss Margaret
Cunningham Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Kelton of Danville is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Dawson started
in their auto for Pawtucket, r. J., Tues
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. K. a.. Merritt each took
a load in their autos to Montpelier on
Wednesday evening, consisting of Il. p.
Walbridge and family and e. C. Gould
and family, to attend the choral union
held there.
A large sized and appropriately decor
ated cake made at the Cross bakery in
Montpelier and presented by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cross to the G. A. r. and
their wives, who gathered at Comrade
Richard Doyings Saturday, was very
pleasant surprise and received many com
pliments. Although as white as snow,
it bore in raised letters the inscription,
Dedicated to the Boys OF 81" o. p.
Boyles, being the oldest veteran present,
was invited to cut the cake. There were
Is present all pronouncing it a very en-
ioyable gathering.
Misses Judith and Alice Harvey spent
the week end at NJ. S. Haine's.
Mrs. Will Wood of Lawrence, Mass, is
spending few weeks at Herbert Heath's.
Miss Grace Morse attended the choral
union this week at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Dane spent Sun
day in Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Alexander were in |
Montpelier last Sunday.
Roscoe Hart has sold his farm to Harry |
Daniels of East Montpelier
.B. J.. Bruce has stocked several brooks !
each with 5000 small trout.
Mrs. Ellen Knapp OF Hardwick visited |
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Bliss, over Sun.
day.
Mrs. J. T. Drew and Mrs. L. Provost |
attended the choral union at Montpelier |
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers were in Bur
lington Friday.
Appropriate pre- Memorial exercises
will be held at upper village school Mon
lay afternoon. All parents are especially
invited to attend.
The last regular meeting of the WON
ms club was held at the home of Mrs.
Dive Gould and Mrs. Jennie Bruce and
was indeed very enjoyable occasion.
The study meeting was conducted in the 4
Dom OF Mrs. Gould, the ladies organizing
lpstairs in the rooms of Mrs Bruce for
/ social hour. There the decorations Of
Japanese screens and lanterns reminded
he guests that the program was Jap
Inese in nature. Misses Olive Smith,
Aline Myers and Pauline Burbank, at
ired in Japanese costumes, acted as ush-
RS. Readings relating to Japan, given
" different club members, and japanese
ongs were rendered in a pleasing man
er by the ushers and Mrs Garlic Smith. U
he guests were seated at tables which :
fere handsomely decorated with Japan
Sc luncheon sets. Dainty refreshments
sandwiches and sponge drops were
erved Mrs Olive Gould, Mrs. Bessie
NTH, Mrs. Annie McAllister and Mrs
ate Gould assisted in the pouring of
al Japanese tea. sent direct from Cali. q
lrnia for the special occasion. Rice cake, n
.afers and Japanese CONNECTIONS from !,
alifornia furnished very novel treat il
,r the ladies and the entire afternoon e
roved very enjoyable, as well as instruc-
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