The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-29

c. D. Foster and Mrs. Galison of
North Calais were guests at Jack Eos
ter's over Sunday.
Thursday evening of this week the
Kings Daughters will serve supper in
the Congregational vestry from to
p. m. Everybody invited.
Elwyn H. Goodale of Hardwick was
a.guest at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
NJ w. Hale recently.
Mrs. A. p Burnham of Barre was
al over-Sunday visitor at. NJ. l.
Wheeler's
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerald Glidden and
son of Worcester, Mass, visited his
mother. Mrs. NJ. d. Warren, last week.
G.. H. Purinton and two daughters
of Lincoln were guests at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. NJ w. Hale. recently.
Miss Fowler of Royalton has been
Secured to teach at lower Cabot.
Mrs. Maggie Darlington of Greens
boro was in town recently, visiting old
acquaintance.
Mrs. Ralph Marsh and children Of
Littleton. ~ H.. were visitors at the
home Other father. Or. NJ. D. Warren,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Willis of Bos-
ton were guests of Mr. and Mrs Rog
ers over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Cary Smith and SONS
visited Mt Washington the first of the
| week.
Ralph Rogers has finished work for
Cecil Foster and returned to his home
in Danvlle.
Mr., and Mrs. Hiram Russell spent
| last week at the home of their daueh-
| ter, Mrs. George Adams, in Orleans.
Leslie Russell and family Of Barre
we're in town Saturday on their way
to Orleans to spend Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs, Annie Adams.
Miss Pauline Burbank has gone 70
Burlington TO attend the University Of
Vermont
Miss Alice Paine Of Montpelier was
al the home Of her mother. Mrs. s A.
Nelson recently,
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Putnam 20
to Milford, n. H.. Thursday to spend
few weeks at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. George Foster
Mr., and Mrs Frank Dawson have
closed their house and gone to Mid
d1ebury for the winter
Mrs. Mona Foster Of Newark, \. j..
and sister. Miss Nanderford We're
guests last week at y, r Walbridge' :
and II II Fosters
II i hoped that all member. of
Green Mountain chapter O. 4 :, will
avail themselves ct the opportunity 70
attend the district meeting 10 be he q
at Mortified, sept 80. afternoon and
evening The Lotus male quartet will
furnish music and those who heard
them at Barre surely felt repaid and
hope as many as possible will arrange
to attend this meeting
Maurice Wslbrid2e. once p Cabot boy,
who has been principal ot the school
at Derry. n. H.. has moved to Bath.
Maine. where he has a position as
athletic coach and teacher Of English
in Morse high school On his way. via
Boston. he was much pleased to wit
ness game Of ball between the Red
Sox and the New York Yankees. and
also to meet "Babe" Ruth, who kindly
allowed them a snapshot. as we'll as
Scott and McInnis, the Boston short
stop and first baseman.
Royce Talbert has moved his family
from the Flora Atkins house to Mrs
Ellen Websters tenement
/. c. Lance has sold all his land in
Guiding his large barn across the river
to Rogers brothers.
Farmers were busy filing their ,ilo-
and harvesting underground crous dur
ing the fine weather of last week.
See Bert Lyteh in Blind Man.-
Eyes. and comedy, "Anybody's Wild
ow." al Cabot Friday evening, Oct l.
Big dance after pictures adv
The Kings Daughters VIII serve a
supper in the vestry ot the Cangrcga
,ional church Thursday evening from &