The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-14
CABOT

The lower Cabot school will give an
entertainment at lower Cabot school
house Thursday evening, Feb 20, at s
o'clock Admission, l5c; parents and
ladies bringing boxes admitted free. Re
freshments will be served at Toe each.
Everybody cordially invited
A v Nelson hurt one arm quite badly
last week by tipping over a load Of logs,
cracking the bone above the elbow.
A Joint installation of the officers for
1919 of Green Mountain lodge, No. 6S,
f. and A. NJ, and of the Green Mountain
chapter, No 80, O. +. s., was held at
Masonic hall on the evening of Jan. 2S.
Mrs Garlic Smith rendered a SOLO there
were readings by Miss Barber, and at
the close an oyster supper was served.
Past Master H. D. McCriIIis of Marshfeld
installed the T. and A. NJ, whose officers
are as follows: w. NJ. H. II. Carpenter {;
Is. w, +. L. Brown; j. w, r. NJ. Hoyt /;
treasurer, George Gould; secretary, L. d.
Waldo; S. D., H. L. Walbridge; J. d.,
n. c. Harrington; S. S, c. W. Hough-
ton; J. S., c. c. McCrillis; chaplain, II. II.
Walker; marshal, H. d. McCrillis; tyler,
r. p, Freeman; finance committee. NJ. l..
Chester, Il. c. Gould, 7. NJ. Marsh; griev-
ance committee, Z. 7. Paquin, G, B. Cur
rier, T. j. Rogers. Officers Of 0. L. S.:
w. NJ, Mrs. Maidene Bolton; W. p, B,
.G. Rogers; A. NJ, Mrs. Linne Walbridge !;
secretary, Mrs. Mary Rogers; treasurer,
Mrs. Fanny Waldo; conductress, Mrs,
Adella Swerdfeger; assistant conductress,
Mrs. Jennie Rogers chaplain, Mrs. Sally
Lyford; marshal, Mrs. May Burbank ;
pianist, Earl Rogers; Adah, Mrs. Annie
McAllister; Ruth, Mrs. Kate Gould; Es-
Their, Mrs. Garlic Smith; Martha, Mrs,
Jessie Drew: Electa, Mrs. Genevieve Nc
Crillis; warden, Mrs. Emroy Putnam
sentinel, VIII Adams; relief committee,
Sallie Lyford, Clara Short, Ella Dane,
+. D. Waldo; finance committee, Bertha
Marsh, Myrtle Ford, Earl Rogers; social
committee, Fred Marsh, Jennie Rogers
Millicent Mcintyre. Retiring Matrou
Mrs Charles Dana of Woodbury. installed
the 0. u. s.
Mark Glidden has returned from "over
there" and is in a hospital in Boston.
Feb. 20 the Woman's club will meet
with Mrs. Ida Barr.
David Uric of Craftsbury was a guest
at the home of Margaret Cunningham
Sunday.
Mrs. X. p. Freeman has been i'll the
past week with influenza.
Bertell Emery has been discharged and
returned home.
Last Monday afternoon the ladies' club
met with Mrs. Kate Gould and held a
valentine social, 80 being present. The
decorations consisted of hearts and Gu
pids, contests were held and a fishpond
with other amusements, made the occa-
sion enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served, of heart-shaped cakes, cocoa and
whipped cream. Progressive tables were
Hastily decorated.
Mrs. Mary Goss of Montpelier, senior
e-president of w. r. c., department OF
Vermont, was entertained at Mrs. w. d.
Bars last week.
Feb. % the w. r. c. and G. A. r. will
observe Washington's birthday at society
hall A dinner will be served at a rea-
sonable price: In the afternoon there
will be an entertainment to which
everybody is cordially invited
Oliver McCosco of West Danville was
guest at w D. Barr's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Butterfield and
Ralph Mayo went to North Montpelier
the first of the week
Mrs. Mary Goss of Montpelier, senior
vice-president of w. R. c., department
of Vermont, was in town last week
Thursday evening and inspected the
work of Morrill, w. r. c., No. IS. Re
freshments We're served.
Roy Dow was home over Sunday from
his work at St. JOhnsbury.
Mr.. Cassidy of Enosburg Falls visited
his daughter, Mrs. Earl Rogers, over
Sunday.