The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-24
CABOT


Mrs. s c. Noodry and Mrs. W. l.
Ford were In Barre last Saturday TO Mt.
tend the funeral of Rev. +. H. Roberts
An error in the item Of the Cabot
grunge last week should have read, Tine
meetings will be held every second
Wednesday evening in the month, IN
stead OF Monday
Corp. Charles Powers of Burlington
was n guest of friends here recently.
Miss Lillian Miles OF Hardwick was u
guest of Mrs. Charles Utley recently.
Little Hazel Osgood has been Ill the
past ten days with erysipelas.
DIR. L. w Burbank spent several days
Ia Concord, " H., recently at the home
Of his brother, Adelbcrt, who was Ill
with pneumonia.
Howard Lance has enlisted in the AVA
ton department and is now in training.
Your correspondent has received pa
per letter written by Rae V. Parrott
who so many will remember as the boy
who few years ago spent many Nacl-
tons at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI,
Fisher. lie has been promoted to ser
peant ma ior and is stationed somewhere
In France. His address is, Horse section,
lOlst Ammunition Train, 26th division,
L. =. A., A. T.. f. He writes he is IN
the best of health. They were having
good deal of rain, but it was too warm
10 wear a shirt and blouse. He would be
pleased, As any of the boys are who
have gone over the water. to hear from
old friends or friends of their parents
The correspondent also has received a
paper from Alya, Fla, containing let
ter from Philip L. Barney, whose moth !
er will be remembered as Miss Alice
Morse of this village. He holds the Office
of lieutenant and is stationed at Camp
Wheeler Macon, Ga. At the time OF
writing he was serving as police officer ,
for his company and supervisor of The
street police, both house and kitchen. |
He states the men get iustSas good food
rs the officers and plenty OF 1t. One
day he mentions having a parade which
took one and one fourth hours for the
soldiers to pass before the general. They
numbered $4,000 or 10000 and covered
over space of 20 or 80 acres.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Hanes have closed
their house and moved to the home of
their son, Leon, for a few months.
Raymond Harrington has been Ill with
grip few days.
c. f. Silver of Plainficld was business
visitor in town recently.
Mrs Harry Walbridge, who has been
i'll with grip two weeks, is now slowly
gaining
Meetings at the Congregational church
will be held in the yestry until warmer
weather.
A carpet bag social will be held at s
town hall Friday evening, Jan. rs, for the I
benefit of the campfire girls. Games viii
be played and pleasant time is assured. q
Ladies please bring boxes containing |
lunch for two. The names will be put !
inside ball of carpet rags and the balls i
sold instead of the box of lunch. Every
body invited.
An aeroplane was seen by several PEG.
ale a few nights ago, sailing in the south
vest part of the country 1t was not
rear enough to decide whether it con +
German or an American. "
Mrs. Charles Preston of Marshheld was "
guest of Miss Estelle Preston at DR..
". D. Warrens last week. d
Mrs. u. p. Walbridge and son, Fred,
listed Miss Merna Wabridge at Mont 9,
,elier seminary Tuesday.
w. S. Ford has purchased the lum-
,er on the Edgar Peck place. Ernest Peck u
md sous are delivering it at the mill
During the year past there have been p
- births, IS deaths and nine marriages
n town. d.
Clyde Clifford is i'll at the home of o.
Yrs Mary Rogers with pneumonia. G
Lieut.. George Currier is home on a fe
j days furlough from the hospital at Ii
sycr, Mass, where he had an operation q,
on his knee. in
Morrill, Relief corps, No. So, held pub di
ic installation in society hall Friday of
yening, Jan. Is. The hall was prettily To
ecorated with flags and bunting. After IS
he officers march, the color bearers and m
onductors retired to the ante.r room and tv
scorted the soldiers to the hall, where lis
hey were given seats especially pre- N
AIRED Tor them. Morrill, post, No, II, G.
. r., has had a membership of 7G. w
ght of whom are living and five are