The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-15
CABOT
Committee Appointed to Investigate Ho-
tel Proposition and Report Later.

Committee Appointed to Investigate Ho
tel Proposition and Report Later.
AT the meeting held Monday evenin,
to- talk over the project of a hotel, I
committee of four were appointed, DR.
M. d. Warren, b. G. Rogers, Walter Fore
and Lawrence harrington, who are t.
confer with II. w. Dane and report a
the adjourned meeting in one week iron
that evening, or on March 10.
J,overin Lyford, one of Cabot's Oldest
citizens, is slowly failing, with doubts Of
his recovery.
Mrs. Ralph Bolster Of Proctor is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Earl Rogers.
Mrs. Fred Grace is in East Cabot at
the home of her father, Alvin Durgan
who has been seriously i'll with blood
poisoning in one foot
Rev. Father Kennedy of Hardwick Wis
tied Il. c. McPhilomy last week.
| Paul Hopkins accompanied his wife
home from Mary Fletcher hospital Fri
| day.
Mr. and Mrs, +. A. Wales are visiting
relatives in Melrose, Mass, and other
places.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Rogers went to
Boston Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Palmer has finished work
for her brother, George May, at Marsh
field and returned to her home.
Chester Walker has sold his farm to
his sons, William and Warren.
Mrs. Abbie Crane of Middlesex is stop
ping few weeks at the home of her son,
Charles.
Herbert Nelson has finished freighting
milk to Walden depot, which went to
Hoods.
B. l.. Bruce has purchased the Ora
kittredge place on Elm street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osgood of Clare
mont, N. H., are at the home of Mrs.
Fanny Osgood for the summer, to aid in
carrying on the farm.
Owing to lack of space, part of the
proceedings of town meeting were omit
ted from last weeks items. Twenty-Five
dollars was voted to the G.. A. r. for Dec.
GRAFTON day, 800 for library, 500 to the
fire company, $500 for permanent roads,
$500 for library and furnishings for hall
connected, $l25 for present library. Vote
for license, yes IL, no 81.
Mrs. Jerry Doying of Albany was a
guest at the home of Aaron Witham and
other relatives recently.
Mrs. William Barr was in Barre last
week to attend the funeral of +. H. |
Clark.
Mrs. Archie Hodgdon is at work at C. |
H. Utley's.
B. L. Bruce was in Hardwick Monday |
to see his mother.
Mrs. L. G. Fisher is slowly improving |
from her recent illness. Mrs. Sadie
Cowles of Craftsbury has been caring
for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Bailey of Hard.
wick were guests at Herbert Nelson's
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprague visited
1T Henry Bailey's recently.
Mrs. J. T, Drew was in Montpelier re-
emily to visit her daughter.
Mrs. j. w. Butterfield was in Mont.
,elier recently visiting relatives.
Hiram Russell and daughter, Mrs.
Bert Lyford, went to st. Johnsbury re-
emily to see the newly arrived great
,randson of Mr.. Russell at the home of
dr. and Mrs. Fsbyan Read.
Miss Lila Perry was at home from
eaching in Barre recently and enter
aimed a friend, Miss Alice Tyndall of
Iyde Park.
Miss Esther Cate spent Saturday with
riends in Barre.
The dinner served by the ladies' aid
own meeting day amounted 10 $50.
Mrs. Ed. Paquin was called TO East
'abot recently by the illness OF her ia
her, Eugene Hall.
Ralph Perry has gone to Berlin, n. H., !
there he has a position in a pulp mill.
IRIS. Perry and little son expect to move
here soon.
+. A. Merritt was in Boston last week s
D attend the automobile show.
Rev. /. A. Ranney of Barton, former
astor here, was in this place calling on
-iends last week.
Will Clarke went to Middleboro, a
lass, Monday, where he has employ
tent. His family will 60 later.