The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-12
CABOT

Rev. NJ. w. Hale was called TO Bosto
!, Monday by the serious illness of his sis
y ter
Mrs. +. p. Walbrdge and son, Mau
rice, visited at |. 5. Tabor's in Nortl
+ Calais last week. Mrs. Tabor has 1
G broken wrist.
: Miss Florence Smith has returned /,
1 Worcester TO resume her position al
teacher.
Urban Drown of Lebanon, ~ H., was
a guest Mt Lyman Coughs recently.
! The officers for the Congregational
Sunday school were elected Jan. ], hav.
ing been postponed a week on account of O
7 small attendance on severe stormy
| Sunday previous: Superintendent, O. +
| Barrett; assistant superintendent, M. ],
Wheeler; secretary, A. c. Ainsworth /;
assistant secretary, Pliny Smith; treas
urer, Mrs. Isadore Fisher; assistant
: treasurer, Mrs. Annie McAllister libra
rian, Abbie Smith; pianist, Mrs. Efiie
McPhilomy; kindergarten superintend-
ent, Mrs. Lottie Smith; assistant kim
dergarten superintendent, Mrs. Sarah
Hatch; superintendent cradle roll, Mrs.
NJ. w. Hale; library committee, NJ. w.
j Hale, Mrs. NJ S. Haines, Mrs. j. M.
Southwick. Those having no marks dur
hing the year were +. f. Smith, Philip
Hodgdon and Helen Hatch. Several 9th
ers had but one or two absent marks.
The school has increased during the past
year and is in ap rosperous condition.
The largest attendance any one Sunday
was II; the smallest, 81.
i , Il. 4. l.
! to Florida to spend the winter.
A daughter was born Jan. to Mr..
and Mrs. Don McAllister,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Haines, accom-
panied by MIR. and Mrs. John Barring
ton of Greensboro, were in town Jan. |
to attend the New Years dinner and
rollcall of the Congregational church.
Mrs. John Wilson and children have
returned to their home in Lunenburg
after spending New Years at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Walker, while on her way home from
Boston. where she took her little girl
for treatment for infantilc paralysis.
Miss Judith Haines spent her vaca-
ton from johnson Normal school at her |
home. She was accompanied by Miss
Alice Harvey.
Miss Lila Perry has returned to Barre
to resume her position as teacher.
Rev. f. r. Currier supplied the pulpit
at the NJ. Il. church last Sunday.
Rev. G. II. Wright has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to sit up a
part OF the time.
During the year 1915 there were 80
births, % deaths, and seven marriages
in Cabot.
The entertainment given by the Ju-
dth Lyford Woman's club at town hall
Friday evening, Dec. 81, drew a good
house. First on the program was a
grand march by the Kitchen orchestra,
which was heartily applauded, followed
by solos, duets and trios, interspersed
with readings by Miss Esther Wells of
Wesleyan and Miss Helen Sylvester of
Woburn, Mass. 1t was enjoyed by all
Refreshments of cake and cof-
ice were served. Promenading was in
lulged in until the old year had taken
is departure. The proceeds of the even
ng amounted to $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Healy have
returned to their home Mt North Fall
mouth, Mass, after spending several
weeks at the home of Mrs. Healy's
brother. j. I. Drew.
Charles Powers of Newbury was in
own recently.
George Walbridge went to Boston on
to accompany his wife home,
fter spending several days at the home
+ her parents.
Raymond Harrington went to Chelsea
sunday afternoon where he has some
nmbering to do.
Harold Wilson is clerking for Rogers
Currier. in their store.
Rev. NJ. w. Hale was elected as a dele
ate from the Congregational Sunday :
chool to attend the boys conference
ED at Rutland Jan. ii, Is and 10.
h. i. Bruce recently sold his yoke Of
Iolsten oxen. which weighed 4,3l5
ounds, for $500.
Ernest Peck has taken the contract
!, furnish ice for the creamery.
Howard Carpenter has been engaged
test milk at Cabot creamery.
Miss Margaret Cunningham was very
surprised on her 18th birth
". Jan | :. by a generous shower of
,stcards bringing words OF sympathy. n
leer. and good will On that day and y
rev SufceeulUg oitA sue ttOtiftA l~'s ~
,sides several letters and calls from
lends. She extends her heartfelt
anks to all those friends who so
remembered her.
A. A. Hopkins has sold his house near
G postoffice at lower Cabot to Roy 81
Ddgdon, who win soon move his fam
: there.
Twenty one neighbors and acquain-
noes gathered at J. T. Drew's Satur
v evening, Jan. l. TO join with Viii
IN r. Healy in celebrating his 72d
-thday. which was a surprise heartily
loved bv him. Refreshments of cake
d ice cream were served, the guests
wing their good wishes for many more
ch anniversaries.
Miss Norma Phelps spent several days
Montpelier last week.
Miss Earlene McConachie returned to
school work at Barre after spending n
7eral DAYS with her aunt, Mrs. /. w. n
rbank. u
Hiss Estelle Hathaway has returned n
m Boston and is boarding at f. A.
rritts. =
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