The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-29
CABOT

A son, Earl jackson Thomas, arrive
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Roger
last Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Crane have returne'
from Middlesex and are stopping wit
their son, Charles, at the old home place
The ladies' aid last week met with Mis-
Flora Atkins, 10 ladies being present
Miss Em Clough gave fine description
of her trip to Niagara.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dane visited tn,
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dane
recently.
Ralph Munson has returned from Beth
ell, where he went to work in a bakery
the intense heat being too much for him
News has been received of the death of
Mrs. Virginia Estes at the home OF her
daughter in Nashville, Tenn, June "a
She was housekeeper for DR.. NJ. ID. War
rem for some time and had many friends
here who are sorry to hear OF her death.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Smith and son
of Dorchester Mass, and Mrs. +. +.
Smith and daughter, Ahbie, accompanied
by other relatives, spent last week at
Joe's pond.
Miss Flora Atkins is visiting friends
and relatives in Marshfeld this week
Z. r. Hayes of Worcester Mass, has
been in town several days collecting sill
verware for replating by the electro plat
ers of that place.
| Harold and Albert Fisher of Albany,
N Y, are spending a few weeks with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoyt and son,
Ralph accompanied by Miss Flora At
kins, attended campmeeting Sunday aft
ernoon in East Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hoyt feel very
thankful 10 their neighbors and friends
for the financial assistance given them
towards purchasing a horse to replace
the one they so recently lost
A goodly number from this town at
tended the campmeeting at East Montpe
ler last week.
The old home week committee met !
Tuesday evening and made more decisive |
plans for celebrating the week from Aug |
10 to 20. The plan TO meet on Cabot |
plains for the picnic has been changed |
and it will b. held as in former years at
the Center. There will be more informa-
ton later.
Maurice and Fred Walbridge were sud
denly aroused from sound sleep recently
by the cracking of bushes and the bark
ing of their dog. Upon investigation they
found that a cross bull had been turned
loose out of the barn and was plunging
at the cedar hedge to get at the dog
The stanchion where it had stood had
been closed and several calves had been
taken from the pasture and shut in the
barnyard. All doors and gates were
properly shut. Whoever was the inst-
gator OF such mischief greatly endangered
the lives of people passing by. BY the
aid of what help was at hand and the
use of pitchforks the animal was soon
driven back to the barn and fastened.
Mrs. s. c. Yoodry and mother, Mrs. Sue
Walbridge, and Miss Thelma Harrington
are camping at Joe's pond.
Mrs. Charles Preston of Mortified Falls
las been spending a few days at George
doyt's.
Wendal Hickie has a bluebird's nest
n his mail box. Fearing to disturb the
,lue couple with mail matter he has put
IN extra box nearby.
During the past week S. c. Voodry
las disposed of 100 loaves of bread and
goodly quantity of pastry. Two hun
red loaves were given away to demon
trate the quality of the Cross bakery
GODS.
Maurice Walbridge passed last Thurs
ay in Montpelier
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and two daugh-
ers, accompanied by George Currier,
ave gone to Portland, Me, by automo-
lie.
Miss Phyllis Webster spent Thursday
18th relatives in Walden. l.
Mrs. Martha Foster of Newark, n. j., -
by George Johnson, were :.
uests at Z. p Walbridge's Friday. q
Mrs. Alice Clark went to Wilder Fri jr
ny to spent two weeks with her broth r.
Mrs. s. J. Wiswell and Miss Alice Ie
lark were in Hhrdwick Wednesday. r.
James Mari, while working for L. A.
arlington, was thrown from a load of T.
ed while coming from Walden depot m
thursday, hurting him quite badly. A Is
IL of feed fell from the wagon and e
ightened the horses, causing them to In
IN. r.