The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-13
CABOT

Five persons united with the Congre
pational church Mt the last communion
service, Sept. 2, three by letter and fiv'
by confession.
L. Meyers of Fairlee is in town for
few days,
Mr., and Mrs. Horace Stewart of Dor
chester, Mass, have been spending
few days at Il. +. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Harrington
have moved into Miss Flora Atkins
house.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ w. Hale and son
spent several days in Coventry last
week.
Wendell Hickie, Arthur Jacobs, Archie
Russell and Orson Blodgett attended the
fair at Sherbrooke, Canada.
C. d. Foster spent several days at
Fort Ethan Allen recently.
Mrs. John Ennis of Marshfeld visited
her daughter, Mrs. M. d, Warren last
week.
The Judith Lyford Woman's club will
meet at the home of Mrs. c. f. Mack
Tuesday afternoon, Sept Is.
Mrs. n. f. Witham of Landoff, n. H.,
was guest at Clarence Martins and
other relatives recently.
Arthur Rogers and Pliny Smith were
business visitors in Wells River recent.
iy.
George Crane of Middlesex was
guest of his brother, Charles, Wednes-
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Harrington
accompanied by Thelma harrington and
Jennie Mari took an auto trip to Will
Jamestown recently.
Labor day was duly observed last
Monday. An auction of miscellaneous
articles was well patronized. A ball
game between young married ladies and
single ones resulted in favor OF the
married women. Doughnuts and coffee
were sold, the proceeds of the day
amounting to $500 which was handed
chase material for clothing, and yarn
to knit, which may be obtained at the
Red Cross room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Houghton of
South Barre were guests at w. Barr's |
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zephe Brunell of Chel
sea visited at Robert Bars last week
Clarence Stevens went to Fortress i
Monroe, Va, last week to report for
duty as soldier.
Miss Louise Norris visited friends in
Rutland and Springfield recently.
Mrs. II. r. Kellogg of Attleboro, Mass,
L.
week
E. VI. Bliss is driving the milk truck
from Cabot to Walden.
George Dow has finished boarding at
orlando Hcath's and has gone to live
with his sister, Lydia, in Marshfield.
Prof. c. Davis of Providence r. l.,
was guest of Gordon Webster the first
Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Carney of Con-
cord, n, H., are visiting relatives in !
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and daughter of
)bcrlin, O., accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Miller and daughter, were at A. V. Mel
sons over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore of India gave a '
'ery interesting talk last Sunday even
ng about their work in that country,
he customs of the natives etc. Mr. r
Moore soon returns there to contiue mis- '
iionary work. Mrs Moore is obliged to
'emain on account of her health how c
,ver she hopes to be able later to 60
,ack. r.
Preston & Ide of Marshfed are build
ng an addition to the barn of Winnie t
Wheeler d
Miss Vivian Atkinson of Woodbury.
vas a guest of her friend, Miss Annie V
1rashaw last week
Miss Lila Perry and brother, Gerald b
ave gone to Worcester, Mass, to visit \
heir sister, Mrs. Hazel Gray.
Paul Norris of St Johnsbury spent y
few days at the home of his parents il
asst week
Mrs. Thomas Crowley has returned to r
or home in Greensboro after spending
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs ),
/. A. Nelson. -
Clarence Martin and family will soon "
rove into the Loverin Lyford house.
lr. Martin will serve as ianitor of the II
,hoohouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richardson of II
Walden We're at Harvey Rogers last :, y
eek NJ
Mrs. F. Mcintyre of Florida has been W
sitting her son, Dan, and family, for a :"
w days past. al
Next Saturday afternoon at 2 D. m, ~ y.
lere will be a rubber game of baseball u
tween Woodbury. and Cabot on Cabot ~ =,
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