The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-25
CABOT

Two new members were recently re-
ceived in Morrill, Relief corps, No. 30, one
| by transfer and one by initiation.
Morrill, Relief corps, No. 35, served a
public supper Jan. 10, after which the
following officers we're installed by Ada
L. Merritt: President, Carrie G. Bliss i;
senior vice president Nettie Nelson jun
Tor vice president, Maria Dow; secretary,
Abbie Lampson; treasurer, Florence Woo
dry; chaplain, Fanny Waldo; eonduc-
tress, Luella Freeman; assistant con-
ductress, Celia harrington; guard, Viola
Whitcher; assistant guard, Ella Bates;
color bearers, Lima Wheeler, Jennie
Bruce, Clarina Burnham and Eva Haines;
musician, Effie McPhilomy. The hall was
draped with bunting and flags. After
the officers march and the meeting was
called to order, the color bearers and
conductresses retired to the anteroom
and escorted in the veterans of the G..
A. r. After few words OF welcome
from the president, they were conducted
to seats arranged especially for them
and made very attractive and appropri-
ate bv the folds of Old Glory. which
they so nobly defended. After the in
stallation a short literary program was
carried out, consisting of recitations by
Frances Burnham and Glenn Kay; sing
ing by Rev Mr., Grassland, remarks by
Prof. Mayo and Comrade Waldo. A very
interesting letter was read by Mrs. Ida
Barr from Mrs. Ira d. Read, who is
spending the winter in Florida. The
meeting was closed by singing 'The Star
SpangIed Banner" and America
The following officers were recently in
stalled in Cabot camp, No. 1865, Mod
ern Woodmen of America: Consul, f, VI.
Bliss; past consul, Lester Carpenter; adj
wiser, w. b. Lyford; banker, Arthur
Hodgdon; clerk, Herbert Heath; escort,
Fred Grace; Waterman, George jackson;
sentry, Peter Urban.
Union services will be held at the Con-
church next Sunday morn
ing. Rev. NJ. W. Hale will give talk
on Billy Sundays work.
Rev. NJ. W. Hale was called to Spring
field Mass, last week to attend the flu
neral OF an aged lady and former ac-
guaintance.
During the year 1916 there were q
births, nine marriages, and IL deaths in
town.
Arthur Rogers was in Boston recently, |
where he purchased a horse. His two !
brothers from Walden accompanied him
and purchased 10.
Forestine Duke has finished work for
Mrs. Leslie Tucker and gone to her home |
N Marshfield.
Miss Edna St. John of Marshfield was
/ guest of her aunt, Mrs A. A. Hopkins,
'ecently.
Mrs. Ernest Smith has been i'll with
he grip, but is now on the gain.
Clifton Rogers was business visitor
n st. Johnsbury Tuesday.
Mrs. A. V. Nelson accompanied her ia
her. Asa Preston of Marshfield, to Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he underwent an
peration for hernia.
" NJ. Wheeler has taken the contract
o put up the ice at the creamery.
There were no services at the Congre-
ational church last Sunday in conse-
uence of Mr.. Hale being called away to
Mrs. Louisa Blair has returned TO the
ONE of her daughter, Mrs. A, G. Aims
rorth. I
Wesley Dawson. who has been de-
aimed from school since the first two
reeks of the season on account of trou
lie with one eye, recently received
hover of postcards from his teacher,
Iiss Capsey, and schoolmates. He also
eceived present at Christmas from |
his same teacher. These kindly remem-
RANGES have helped to cheer the lonely