The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-22
CABOT


!. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. $. Haines, Mr.. an
Mrs. Leon Haines were conveyed Il
. johnson last Thursday by Raymond Far
: rington in his auto to be present at tn
graduating exercises of the normal school
! where Miss Judith Haines and friend
Alice Harvey, graduated
Mrs. Flora Brown and daughter o
Manchester, N, H., are guests at Walter
Perrys and other relatives in town.
Miss Lila Perry has finished her schoo
work in Barre and is stopping at home.
Mrs, Ellen Webster was called to East
Montpelier last Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Willard.
The rubber game played here last Sat.
urday between the Williamstowns and
Cabots resulted in a score of Q to 5 in
favor of Cabots.
Henry Preston of New Hampshire has
been guest of his cousin. Scion. and
othes relatives the past week
Mr and Mrs. Isaac Tabor OF North
Calais were guests at +. p. Walbridge's
over Sunday
i Miss Susie Nelson has returned home
from her work at Barton to spend few
weeks
Miss Eva Clough was visitor in Bur.
lington last week.
Clifton Rogers attended the gradual
ing exercises at Lyndon agricultural
school last Friday evening.
| Mrs. Stephen Nelson and daughter.
Alice, were guests OF Mrs Thomas Crow
ley in Greensboro last week while on
their way TO Burlington to consult an eye
specialist
Miss Maidene Walbridge spent. Sunday
in Middlebury.
Ralph Hoyt and Ed Paqun were in
Burlington last week Wednesday to at
tend the annual session OF grand lodge
of Masons. They were accompanied by
George Hoyt.
Miss Norma Phelps is visiting friends
in Montpelier while on her way to New
York, where she has employment
A. A. Hopkins visited his brother,
Charles, in Bradford last week.
Nelson Baldwin of Barre was in town
Wednesday on business.
Miss Christina Currier, who has been
teaching violin and harmony at High
Point, n. c., the past year, has re-
turned home for her summer vacation, |
accompanied by Miss Clyde Kearns of
Asheboro, n. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pike visited their
son, Perley, at Marshfeld Tuesday
Mrs. Ellen Warden of Barre and dsugh-
ter, Ruth, are at Orson Blodgett's, where I
they expect to spend the summer.
Mrs. Sue Hoyt has returned to NJ. S.
Haines' after visiting friends in Plain
field few days.
Mrs. Patterson and Harry Barnett of
Walden, Annie and Janette Richardson
Of Greensboro, and Mrs. Nellie Buckley
Of Barton were guests a tho home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Rogers recently.
Rev and Mrs. j. S. Grassland visited
friends in Williamstown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.. Dwinell were visit.
1rs in Barre Thursday.
The remains of +. A. Thomas, who
lied quite suddenly at Mary Fletcher
hospital, following an operation, were
brought here from Marshheld Saturday
afternoon and placed in the family lot in
"a bot cemetery He was a resident of
his town when boy and had many
riends here. He was worthy and es-
eemed member of Green Mountain lodge,
TO- 6s, F. and A. NJ. 81 members march
ne to the cemetery in a body where the
sual Masonic services were held.
John Mclean of ST. Johnsbury has so
ar recovered from his long and serious
lness as to come to Cabot, where he is
pending a few DAYS at the home of Mrs.
IcLean on west hill.
There will be county conference of
churches held here Tues 0
ay, June 27, commencing at 10 a. m.
18th afternoon and evening sessions. In
he evening there will be an address
V Rev. f. p. Drew OF Worcester, Mass,
son of Rev. S. +. Drew, former pastor
ere. Everybody cordially invited. The Z
dies will serve dinner in their banquet =,
IONS. 10
Union services were held at the Con- FL
-egstional church last Sunday, where ~
! audience OF 270 gathered to listen TO pt
very interesting address to the grad IN
Iting class of Cabot high school by Rev. 90
;. w. Hale. The juniors were seated So
It'll the graduates Mr.. Hale's text was, WI
Ie Went Out Not Knowing Whittier He 9.
emit The school motto. Launched I
It Not Anchored and the text were
injected and referred TO during the
lole discourse. The good advice which
flowed, il strictly lived up to, will be a
elong reminder Of the result OF faith
and diligent work The church was
ettily decorated with cut flowers and
ms.
Miss Jennie Bell Of Walden was in
an Tuesday.
Harvey Burnap Of Caiais was visitor
town Monday.