The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-02

Malcolm Beaton has purchased the J.
G. Pike place at lower Cabot
Miss Ahbie Smith and Marion Drew
came home Saturday from Montpelier
seminary, i'll with influenza.
Miss Mary Rich Of Oxford, Mass
spent a part of her vacation at w. P,
Lance's and j. M. Southwick's For the
past nine years Miss Rich has been a
stenographer for a manufacturing plant
and has also been secretary of the first,
second and third Liberty loans in that
place. She returned home Saturday to
resume her work
The regular monthly union service will
be held next Sunday evening in the NJ, E
church at 1880.
Mrs. Sarah Baker has been spending a
few days in Boston.
Miss Alice Hudson was called home 10
Plainfeld Thursday by the illness of her
mother.
George Boyles of Montpelier was in
town Thursday to see his father, o. P
Boyles.
Raymond harrington is i'll with infiu.
enza.
Herbert Tebbetts picked apple bios
SONS from his fathers tree Sept. 25.
Maurice Walbridge is stopping at home
for an indefinite time on account of a
bad knee
Harley Tilton Of Massachusetts, visited
his sister, Mrs Arthur Rogers, last week
Miss judith Haines and Miss Alice
Harvey were home from teaching In
Barre over Sunday.
George Owens Of Barton was in towr
last Saturday on business.
Misses Lillian and Beatrice Lance were
home from Goddard over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Smith attended the
o. Il. S. district meeting held at Water
bury recently.
Miss Thelma harrington and Miss Stel
Ia Preston came home from Goddard Fri
day, i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Aurilla Smith has been house
keeping for E. f. Smith while his wife
is in Dorchester Mass.
Miss Julia Harrington has returned tc
Burlington for the winter
Pliny Smith was business visitor in
Danville recently.
Mrs. Jennie Bruce went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Wednesday fol
treatment. She was accompanied by Mr.
Bruce and her sister, Mrs. Annie McAllis
ter.
M. b. Hoyt and daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Hatch, were business visitors in Hard
wick last week.
Mrs. l., G.. Burnham has returned tc
her home in Burlington.
Miss Frances Burnham was an over
Sunday guest of Miss Glenna Kay al
Walden heights
Miss Vera Rogers Abbie Smith Mar
ion Drew and Lester Ford are pupils al
Montpelier seminary,
Raymond harrington went TO Law
renee. Mass, last week and took up a
truckload of furniture for Mrs. Herbert
Heath.
Rogers & Currier have been improving
and repairing their store by putting in 3
furnace and new front door.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Benjamin Of
Woodbury. were guests at Fl, II. Fosters
the first of the week.
w. P. Lance took load of goods tt
Mackville Saturday for NJ. B. Hoyt,
Mrs. Gertrude Wells and daughters at
Lendeu IHe heu OTOes DdnddI uSiu III
Marshfield recently.
At the Red Cross meeting next Friday
reports will be given and officers elected
Every member is requested to be present
The meeting win be held at the parson
age.
The last shipment made of Red Cross
garments was valued at 1916.
Next Thursday evening there will b
patriotic address in town hall by DIR
Benton of y. V. NJ, Burlington. His sub
iect will be on the Liberty loan.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien wer,
guests of friends in Greensboro last week
Miss Vera Rogers is i'll with infuenzs
at Montpelier seminary.
The harvest supper of the Congrega
tional church was quite well attended
considering the inclemency of the wealth
err. The net proceeds amounted to $33.03
Cabot Junior-Senior High School Notes
fhe town school fair was held Sept 2
and was very successful. Exhibits wer,
made by pupils from all over town. TIL,
exhibits of vegetables, sewing and cook
ing deserve special mention. Steers, pigs
rabbits and poultry were well represent
ed, showing what the boys and girls o
the town are doing to help in food pro
duction. Three ribbons were awarded il
each lot. A total of 300 entries wer,
made. The Judges for the vegetables anC