The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
CABOT

J. B. Knight of Ludlow is spending a
few days in town and is a guest at j. NJ
> Bliss.
Albert Rogers did not go to Mary
Fletcher hospital as recently reported
but to the hospital at ST. Johnsbury
On account of his serious condition he
was not considered able to be taken to
Burlington.
Mrs Hubert Wheeler and children have
been visiting her grandmother at Rum
ney, n. H., the past few days.
Mrs. Willis Fields of Massachusetts is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Viola Harvey,
at p A. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs Moore of India, who are
visiting Mrs. Moore's brother, NJ l.
Wheeler, had narrow escape from a
serious accident last Monday. As they
were returning from berrying, the shackle
broke on the shaft, frightening the horse,
which ran and overturned the wagon,
throwing the occupants out into a pool of
muddy water and spilling their berries.
They escaped without any broken bones.
but pretty well frightened and spattered
with mud.
Abbie Smith visited her sister. Mrs.
Dana Perry, in Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Scott have been
spending few days with relatives in
Craftsbury this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldo of South
Boston are visiting at E. D. Waldo's and
Walter Perry's.
Fred Walbridge, Leon Perry, Clifton
Rogers, Charlie Barnett and Wrennie
Barnett spent few days at Joe's pond
this week
Guy Clifford and family of Motrisville
were guests of Arthur Rogers recently.
Asa Preston of Msrshfield visited his
daughter, Mrs. A. V. Nelson, this week.
The first regular meeting of the Judith |
club rooms Tuesday, Sept. 4. The com
mittee for the meeting are Mrs. Flora |
Abbott and Mrs. Gertrude Read At
tention of members is called to the fact
that no printed calendars will be issued
for the ensuing year. A copy of its
work outlined by the executive commit
tee, covering both study and social meet
ings, will be posted in the club rooms and
each member is at liberty to make use
of the same at any meeting.
Miss Flora Atkins went to Danvile
Friday morning to visit her brother,
Wesley, and family, and from there ,,ill
go to Mount Berry, Ca, to teach the
coming year.
Raymond harrington has rented Miss
Flora Atkins house and will move there
in the near future
The annual old home week banquet
given by the Womans club was held in
own hall Tuesday evening, Aug. IA The
iall was converted into Japanese tea
Dom, decorations consisting entirely of s
Japanese lanterns, parasols, banrers, y
Greens, china, etc. Small table covers
With japanese luncheon cloths were rsed t
o accommodate the guests, about leo en-
Dying the banquet and entertainment. /
rhe post prandial exercises were in
barge of Mrs. Gertrude Wells, president
f the club. The entertainment was of G
Japanese nature, consisting of solos,
an and psrasol drills, etc. Another in
eresting feature was the table in charge
f Mrs. Fanny Currier, upon which was d
isplayed japanese fans, lamp shades, !
ottery, etc, which was sold and the
roceeds added to the library fund The V
anquet was a success socially and finan-
tally, SAB being added to the treasury \
{ the club. The committee desire to \
hank all who helped to make the pro- A
ram such success also the young la II
les who so kindly acted as mattresses.