The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
CABOT

| IhSJ SATURDAY IDeIe was quite an tx
citing game of baseball in this village be
tween Cabot picked team and Hardwicl
academy, which resulted in score of II
to ) in favor of Cabot.
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Boston has ar
rived at her summer residence ON MAR
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Drew were called te
Canada Monday by the death of Mr.
Drew's brother.
| Mrs. G. p. Hatch was a guest of her
sister, Mary McAllister, in st. Johnsbury
| two days last week.
Mrs. Bert Smith has been i'll the past
week with iaundice.
Mrs. Earl Rogers is spending few
days at her home in Enosburg Falls.
Orlando Heath has purchased matched
pair of black work horses of Gilman
brothers, st. Johnsbury, trading in one
horse, while "Old Ned" has gone where all
the good horses go.
MIR. and Mrs. Graves of Boston are to
spend the summer with their daughter
Mrs Everett Merrytleld.
George Houghton has sold the land he
bought of Eleazer Knowles, to B. L..
Bruce.
Mrs. Laura Marsh of East Calais is
caring for her father, j. G.. Pike.
The house occupied by Mr.. Wiltshire
and family near the Woodbury. line was
consumed by fire last week part of
the household goods were saved.
Mrs. Carrie Crowley of Greensboro
spent few days at S. A. Nelson's last
week.
Mrs Gladys Provost and son of Hart
ford, Conn, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. X. p. freeman, and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Jennie Hickie and son, Wendall,
of Orange City, Fla, have arrived at
their summer home on northwest hill.
Royal st. Clair of Canada has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Aurilla Smith, |
the past week.
This week Friday there will be game |
of baseball on the common between Cab |
OF and Greensboro.
}. NJ. Southwick is improving the vii. |
lage highways with the road machine
and good gang OF workers.
Mrs. Francenah Kenerson passed away |
last Saturday, after several months i'll,
G. J. Hawes has sold his cottage at
Ioes pond
The house of Cecil Foster caught FIRE
me day last week, but with plenty of
water at hand and sufficient help, it was
before much damage was
lone.
Elmer Powers visited his daughter,
Mrs. Wsvie Sulham, Monday
Mrs. Earl Walbridge of Msrshfeld was
guest Of relatives in this village recent
y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane visited
he latter's father in Danville Sunday.
Miss Phyllis Webster is home from
he Trull hospital in Maine for a few
weeks vacation
Walter Lance and family of Plainfeld
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Bates
gently.
Don't forget the cantats, "The Brownie
Iand," given by the juvenile temple at
O. g. r. hall next Friday evening.
Perley Pike of Marshfield was in town
delivering nursery stock for his
ather, who has been i'll several weeks.
Mrs. William Webster of Minneapolis, |
linn. was a guest of relatives last week.
NJ Z. Beekley of Ryegate was in town
lst Friday, working on the telephone
Tres II
A good-sized pine tree standing on the
1uth side OF +. C. Gould's house had TO :
ield TO the furious gale of wind last -
thursday and was blown down. Last
ear its trunk was shattered by light
ing.
Harry Daniels Of East Montpelier was
business visitor in town Monday.
Edwin Gould purchased three thorough
red Holsteins at the auction OF Harry
ogers last week.
Next Monday evening the Village I'm
-ovement society will hold a meeting at
.wn hall 10 see about providing a play I
'ound for the children and identifying /
.e common. which viii be a great i'm
'ovement 70 the looks of the village
yerybody interested in such a plan is
quested TO be present.
Mrs. Lizzie Cross Of Montpelier was in 4
wn Sunday. a guest of Mrs Marston
GRANITEvILLE.