The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-07
CABOT

pleased 10 hear of her safe arrival at
Rome, Ga, after very pleasant trip by
rail.
Mrs. Annie Marston has finished her
duties as housekeeper for NJ, NJ. Whitney
and with her daughter has gone to Pena-
cook, n. II.
Henry Vanderpool, daughter and niece
of Newark, n. j., have returned home
after spending several weeks in town.
Miss Norma Phelps of Boston is spend
ing few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cory Uric and daughter
of Craftsbury were guests at Margaret
Cunnngham's recently.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rogers went to
Enosburg Falls last Sunday to carry the
remains OF the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Bolster, born Saturday, Sept.
|. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Moore of Newport
were recently entertained at f. NJ.
Msrsh's.
Mrs. Charles Crane spent last week at
the home of her parents in Danville.
Mrs. Margaret Cunningham was moved
last Sunday to the home of Mrs. Harry
Foster, where she will be cared for dur.
ing her illness.
Mrs. Raymond Bolton went to Aver,
Mass, to spend few weeks with her
husband, who is stationed there indef-
nitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabyan Reed of st.
Johnsbury were guests at Hiram Rus.
sells recently.
Prin. Ralph Mayo has returned from
visiting his parents in Lyme, n. II.
Mrs. Willis Field of Boston visited her
mother, Mrs. Viola Harvey, last week.
Mrs. p. d. Ladd and children of Barre
were guests at Charles Cranes last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kingsbury of Bel
lows Falls visited at Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Ainsworth's last week.
Mrs. David Uric and daughter were in
town last Sunday to see Mrs Margaret
Cunningham, who has been i'll several
days.
Miss Nellie Williams returned to STRAIT
ford, Conn, Monday morning to resume
her school teaching for another year.
Schools in town are expected to com
mence Sept. 10. The plains school will
be taught by Miss Anna Ryan of Barre;
Merritt district, Miss Ruby Clark of Chel-
sea; west hill, Miss Eva Clough of Cab.
OF; southwest, Mrs. Archie Stone of Cab
OF; Lower Cabot, Miss Mabel Capsey of
Johnson; Read district, Miss Florence
Smith of Cabot; East Cabot, Miss May
Conner of Barre; South Cabot, Miss
Louise Barber of Montpelier.
The junior high school and upper vii
age grades will open Sept II: Principal,
Ralph May of Lyme, n H.; domestic
science, Miss Lila Jameson of Colebrook,
n. H.; assistant principal, Miss Amy
Bartlett of Stowe; intermediate, Miss
Amy Cameron of Marshfed primary,
Miss Alice Hudson of Plainfeld
Mrs, NJ. Mcintyre is visiting her son,
in Rochester, n Y. He has en-
listed in the navy.
Mr.. Trow of Hardwick was in town
Monday in the interest of monumental
work.
Mrs. Emogene Cox was guest at Bert
Ainsworth's Sunday.
Mrs, Ruth Johnson of East Hardwick
listed at the home of her nephew, A. c.
Ainsworth, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Worcester and daugh
er of Barre spent several days last week
{ the home of Charles Crane.
Anyone wishing to help the Red Cross
york along can now have an opportunity
o knit, as there is plenty of yarn at the
led Cross rooms. The society has been
equested to see how much knitting can
e done in the next four weeks The so
iety received from the proceeds of Labor
ay s53.
An official man in this town met sew
raj teams few nights ago which were
eyoid of any lights. Would it not be
ell for everyone who knows what the
Nv is in regard to the matter to take
old and carry as much as a good lantern
fter dark and thereby save some acct
ents as well as uncaled for expense?
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Stoddard of Plain
ED were guests at c. P Hatch's over
unday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Ainsworth spent
,veral days recently with relatives in
ardwick.
A family reunion was held at the home
Z. d. Waldo last week when four gen
ations met and enjoyed social time,
Irtaking of chicken pie dinner
Miss Nellie Marsh has gone to New
,rt to spend week with relatives.
Miss Amy Bartlett of Stowe has been
sitting her aunt, Mrs. +. E. Currer, the
st week.
Irene and Wesley Merrill of Burlington
We been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Will :
field, and grandfather, Frank Merrill.
w. B. Lance and family of Plainfield