The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28

, share, also to purchase II. A. Dane
place, which he had offered to sell 70
$l,700 for hotel. Over $1,000 wort
of stock has been taken. A committee
was also appointed to solicit additional
funds. 1t is hoped the townspeople will
heartily cooperate with them and swell
the funds
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Drew and daughter
spent the week end at Lisbon at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman.
\ Mrs. Maude Scott of Barre spent a
few days last week at the home of hel
father, Peter Urban
David Uric and daughter of Craftsbury
were guests at Miss Margaret Cunning.
hams last Friday.
Miss Alice Goodale has returned to her
home in Calais after spending the winter
with her aunt, Mrs. Lenora Russell.
Miss Kate Ainsworth of Calais is work
ing at Hubert Wheeler's.
Sidney Currier was at the home of his
parents over Sunday.
| A box is soon to be sent to the flower
mission in Boston by the ladies of the
Congregational church. Anything in the
line of jellies, canned goods, eggs, flowers,
pictures, books or papers will be very
acceptable. An opportunity will be CIV
en- until Wednesday, April 4, when the
box will be packed and closed. Anyone
wishing to help in this good cause can
leave articles at NJ w. Hales or Mrs.
Sally Lyford's any day.
The members of the Judith Lyford
Woman's club feel particularly pleased
to know that the different schools
throughout the town of Cabot are taking
such lively interest in the raising of
money towards the town hall and library
building. At an entertainment held by
the third year high school recently, a
poverty social, the sum OF $50 was raised
treasury. The Lower Cabot school also
held an entertainment and box supper,
from which $40 was realized and pre-
scented to the club From the school on
Cabot Plains $40 has been donated, mon
ey received from recent social. The
club ladies take this opportunity to pub
licly express their appreciation OF these
several gifts. 1t is cooperation like that
manifested in the different schools that |
will ultimately result in splendid build |
ing. of which Cabot may well be proud. |
Friday evening, March 80, there will |
be a Dutch supper and entertainment at |
society hall, under the auspices of the |
Judith Lyford Woman's club. Come and
get basket at the door, and go through |
the Dutch market and procure your sup
per on the European plan. The enter
win be free to those having
supper. Entertainment alone, Zoe.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Butterfeld were
yuests of relatives in Montpelier recent
VI,
J, B. Reardon of Barre will give the
address on Memorial day, May 30.
Leon Scott has sold his span of work
lorses to parties in Montpelier.
Miss Marion Walker is at the home of
Ter parents during her vacation from
]. " M. at Burlington.
WILDER Rowland of Marshfield was in
own Monday at the home of his father.
The Judith Lyford Woman's club met
t the home of Mrs. George Gould Tues
ay afternoon, March 6. The old mis-
ions Of California were taken up for a
tudy. Mrs. Annie McAllister had an !
ntertaining and instructive paper on
he missions from the time the first one
as established at San Diego in 1869 to
ne condition they are found in at the
resent time. While the paper was be-
lg read, radiopticon was used to IL
Istrate the missions. Some 40 pictures
ere shown on the screen. Refreshments \
escalloped oysters, whipped potatoes,
read and butter fingers, maccaroons and I
"a were served, after which a progress
We button contest was entered into and y
'emed to be enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Byron of North Montpelier was II
town on business last week. b
Miss Maidene Walbridge is spending
n vacation from teaching at the home t
her parents. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant and daughter OF l.
ontpelier spent Sunday at the home of h
r. and Mrs. J. w. Butterfeld P
Leon Scott is working for George May
his mill at Marshfeld. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kenerson Of Il
IRE have been spending the past week
Ralph Hopkins. L
At the regular meeting OF Green Noun N
in lodge, No. 81, r. and A. NJ, held L.
lesday evening, the NJ. NJ. degree was to
Inferred on two candidates. Refresh df
ents were servd at the close. NJ
Bert Smith found two OF his yearling Ii
Tiers choked to death Sunday morning su
getting entangled when lying down III