The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-01
CABOT

Hubert Wheeler, while out hunting
Sept. 81, picked handful Of ripe rasp
berries.
Havlie Dane has been taken to Barre
ity hospital for an operation on ms
broken leg, to remove a piece OF bone
Miss Frank McAllister of st. Johns
bury visited her sister, Mrs. 9. I
Hatch. this week.
Clifford Merryfeld has sold his place
TO Mrs. Hazlett of East Cabot.
Officers TO serve the Sociable society
for 1929 we're elected at the mission
ary tea last Tuesday as follows
President, Mrs. Leila Blodgett; wee
president, Mrs. Lima Wheeler; nrsl
directress, Mrs. Jennie Bruce; second
directress, Mrs. II. Jackman; third al
rectress, Mrs. Jennie Rogers; fourth
directress. Mrs. Besett; fifth directress
Miss Rose Boswell; sixth directress
Mrs. Annie McAllister; secretary, Mrs
i. w. Burbank; treasurer, Mrs. Kate
Smith.
Eleazer Knowles is working in the
box factory at Lower Cabot
A triple birthday party took place
last Saturday at the home OF Mrs. =
4. Stacy in honor of her daughter
Madeline, whose fourth birthday oc-
cured on Sunday. Two other birth
DAYS were observed, those of Mildred
Hill, aged H. on Sunday, and Dorothy
Smith aged II, on the previous Fri
day. Twenty-seven children were pres
cnt, games were played and refresh
ments were served, consisting of va
rietv of good things, including four
kinds of candy. A birthday cake was
the principal feature, which bore Y
candles, each Of the three girls having
different colored candles and each
lighting her own color. 1t was very
ENJOYABLE time for the children and
one long to be remembered.
Last Sunday goodly number OF
Cabot people attended rally day at
Marshfield and report themselves wen
paid
Rev. f. L. Stacy occupied the pull
nit in the Congregational church al
Plainfield last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Powers is caring for Mrs. Cliff
ford Merryfield and infant son.
The missionary tea held last Tues
day at the Congregational pariors was
attended by twenty ladies. A very IN
teresting letter from Mr.. and Mrs
John X. Miller, missionaries in India
was read by Mrs. Kate Smith The
officers for the coming year were ehos'
en-: President, Mrs. f. J.. Stacy; vice
president, Mrs Kate Smith; secretary
Mrs. Annie McAllister; treasurer, Mrs
l.. w. Burbank.
f. A. Cassidy, Mrs. r. Fl. Bolster
and daughter, Mary atherine, OF Enos-
burg Falls were weekend visitors u
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Rogers
L. C. Lance and Mrs. Madge Bullock
were business visitors in st. Johns
bury last Saturday
Mrs. Mary Wakefield, Master Wen
dell Wakefield and Mrs. W. Z. Worth
en- of Hardwick were Sunday visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Rogers.
The promoters of the Cabot lecture
course met in town hall Monday night
Sept. 2e, and discussed plans for thu
entertainments to be given this win
ter. 1t was voted to devote the pro
ceeds of the course toward furnish
ing the library rooms in the new build
inc. The first attraction is scheduled
for Oct. "a, when the Suwanee quar-
tet will give an entertainment.
Miss Alice Hudson spent Saturda,
and Sunday at her home in Plainheld
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Jackman wer'
business visitors in Morrisville AM
johnson Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whittier, MI
and Mrs. Burditt of Rutland were Il
town the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rogers wen
TO Wallingford, Conn, Saturday, Sept
"a, to spend week at the home 0
S. j. Norris.