The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-15
CABOT

A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Nelson April Q.
Mrs. Gertrude Wells went to Barton
Tuesday.
Miss Madene Walbrdge and sister
Merna, were business visitors in Mont
peler Wednesday.
Mrs. Lila Reynolds of Williamstown
has been spending few days at Herbert
Shalc's
Ray Hodgdon has moved his family
into the Robert Mills house.
Mrs. Ella Kittredge has returned TO
Barre after caring for Mrs. Fred Emery
and infant.
Sidney Currier was home over Sunday
from Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs, Winnie Witham of New Hamp-
shire has been spending a few days at
the home of her father, Richard Doying.
Miss Pauline Labree returned to her
home in Plaintield Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Grassland took
possession of the NJ. Il. parsonage last
Thursday.
Professor Jinks was in town Tuesday
in council with the school directors in
regard to the Junior high school,
Neil Knapp was a business visitor in
Montpelier Friday.
Austin Mckenzie of Burlington was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack kittredge has returned from
Walden, where she has been working a
few days.
Joe Labree of Rochester, N. Y, has
been visiting friends in town for several
days.
Jerry Doying and two daughters, Eth
elyn and Ina Sessions of Albany, were in
town Tuesday.
Miss Vera Rogers was guest at the
home of her grandparents in Walden last |
week
Mrs. II. II. Haines of Greensboro was
called here recently by the serious illness
of her father, j. G. Pike.
Fri Martin has guest of friends in |
Plainiield Sunday
Mrs. Emma Banks of Montpelier has
been caring for Mrs. Aaron Witham.
Dana Perry of Lebanon, n. H., visited
his family at 4. f. Smiths the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Merritt were guests
at Ed. Pitkin's in Marshfeld Friday.
Mrs. Aaron Witham passed her Goth
birthday April B. She was the recipient
of ll6 postcards and small purse of
money. This was the most comfortable
day she had seen for several weeks, hav
ing been i'll for several months,
Mrs. Viola Harvey is caring for Mrs.
Herbert Nelson and infant daughter.
Five hundred ladies are going to get
a free trip to Niagara Falls in July
Six from Vermont win be eligible for this
much desired trip. Cabot is confident she
has one of the six prize winners and the
united efforts of the people will put Cab
Dtn on the map.
Orson Blodgett has recovered from his /,
illness with tonsilitis so as to be out OF =
doors. J,
Rev. Ned Witham of New Hampshire
was called here Monday by the critical
Illness of his mother, who passed away
Wednesday night. Funeral services were
aed to-day at ! 80 at her late home
Sugaring the past week has crowded i
he farmers with an overflow of sap
proving quite surprise to Them as they
lad prophesied poor sugar season. The
quality has improved over the first runs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson, who =
ave spent the winter at Warren Rollins, ;,
rave returned to their home in Walden. =
Master William Darlington of Greens 6
'oro has been spending few weeks at -
he home of his uncle, John Barre. L
Miss Eva Clough and friend Urban !,
brown, of Lebanon. n H., were guests :.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Eastman in Hard q
lick last week. ~
Mrs. Kate Eastman has returned from =
Iardwick, where she spent few weeks
nth her son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Arbuckle of Barre
ave been spending the past week at f.
. Walbridge's.
Residents at the south end of Main ci
-reet were very pleasantly reminded of b
lden times as they saw Master Edwin OF