The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-27
CABOT

Christmas exercises were well rendered
at both churches and enjoyed by a full
house each night. The trees were wei
laden with presents more useful thar
fancy. The churches were suitably ant
prettily decorated and considering tn,
outlook of the present time no great ex
ira expense was INDUCED in to make al
outside show.
! Mrs. NJ. w. Hale and children went t.
Lincoln Tuesday to spend few day,
with her parents.
A Christmas offering for the suffering
Armenians was taken at the Christina.
entertainment OF the Congregations
church last Monday evening, which
amounted to Sl6.
Will the person who took a pair of new
rubbers from the Congregational vestry
Nov. 25 please look inside for the own
er's name? A pair of No. SIS were left
there on that day and are still awaiting
an owner.
Red Cross meeting Friday afternoon
| as usual
Charles Foster is in Fanny Allen hos
! pital in Winooski for treatment to one
arm, which has been troubled with blood
poisoning for some time.
Paul Norris from Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass, spent a few days at his home this
week, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Edgar Peck and two children of
Middletown, Conn, spent several days at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ora Dow,
this week.
Mrs Clarina Burnham is in Barre City
hospital for treatment.
Miss Pansy Smith of Cambridge, Mass,
spent part of the holidays at the home
of her mother and other relatives here
Bert Smith, who has been confined to
the house several weeks with tonsilitis
and grip, is able to be out.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Mcintyre spent several
DAYS in Hardwick this week with her
mother and brothers family.
Mrs. Philura Burnham. who suffered
shock of paralysis several weeks ago
at Frank Kenerson's, has been moved to
I.ucius Coles, where she will be cared
for
Mrs Raymond harrington went to Will
Jamestown Tuesday to remain with her
parents few days.
Mrs. Willie Barr was in Barre with
friends several days last week.
New Years dinner at Congregational
church Tuesday, Jan. |.
Orlando Heath fell from a load of wood
last week while working for Charles
Crane, striking on some skids and frac-
turing two ribs.
Miss Louise Norris is spending the
Christmas vacation from Middlebury col |
lege at the home of her parents, Mr. and !
Mrs S. J. Norris.
Someone must have picked up a double |
pouch pocketbook containing some mon |
ev in the post0fice, or between there |
and o. F. Barrett's recently. If they |
will return the same to Mr.. Barrett, they |
will be literally rewarded.
The Cabot branch of the Red Cross /
shipped Dec 20 Is pairs wristers, six
scarfs. four sweaters, two dozen pairs
socks: value, S66.j0 Il is requested that
all bring in their old kid gloves to be
used in lining vests. also old linen.
Please note the length desired for the
socks. leg 9Is inches where leg Is mar
-owed. and II where straight. foot ii 4
inches Wristlets should be seven inches
o thumb hole. one and onehalf inches
or thumb hole and then one inch more.
Friday afternoon Of this week at ?
,'clock there will be a preparatory lee
ure in the vestry of the Congregational
.hurch Communion next Sunday
The masquerade promenade. which was
announced for Jan. J. has been changed
o the evening Of Dee 81. Prizes for
,rettiest costume and most horr;d: pro
eeds divided between Red Cross and
kating rink.