The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-14
CABOT

Mrs, Blanche Urban was called to
Barre Saturday by the serious illness
Of her daughter, Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Perley Glidden has gone to
Derby Center to visit her parents.
7 T. Orne was a business visitor in
Barre Saturday.
The next regular meeting of Nor
rill w. r. c. will be held Feb. IL. A
good attendance is desired, as there
viii be special work. A public supper
viii be served by Morrill, W. T. e
Monday evening, Feb. 2l, from q to .
after which exercises will be held IN
commemoration of the birthdays OF
Washington. Lincoln and Mckinney
Everybody cordially invited
Mrs. L. Cole burned one arm quite
badly by falling with a teapot OF not
tea, which was spilled.
Several ladies met at the home OF
Mrs w. d. Barr and tied tack to be
sent to school in Springfield, Mass
J. T. Orne has been hired to run
the Cabot Cooperative creamery anoth-
err year at salary Of $1,000,
Mr.. Malmquist has purchased the
Walter Lance house and viii soon move
there, where he will have meat mar
ket.
Mrs, s. A. Nelson is slowly recover
ing from ner recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wales formerly
of this village, have gone to Richmond
Va. to spend the remainder OF the
winter
The lecture at the NJ. +. church last
Monday evening given by Professor
Dawber, drew good house and was
highly enjoyed. 1t is expected he will
give another in the future
Rev. Frank L. Stacy of Eden has ac.
cepted the call given him by the Con
gregational church and moved his fam
inv here, commencing his pastoratt
Sunday, Feb. q.
At meeting held in the schoolroom
last Monday evening, it was voted to
take $3.50 from the Red Cross treas
ury towards finishing a room in the
library. The secretary of the judith
Lyford Woman's club. in a separate
letter to The Times acknowledges this
action and extends the thanks of the
club.
George Heath has purchased the
house formerly owned by Mrs. Laura
Stevenson and will move there about
May !.
The Kings Daughters will meet will
Mrs. Mae Carr Wednesday, Feb 10. All
members are requested to be present
and all who have sent in their names
Miss Mildred Smith has returned tc
Barre. after spending several days At
the home of her parents. She has a
position in an Office there.
Alvin Clark of Barre visited his
brother, Aurelean, recently
Selden Smith of Berkeley, Cal, and
1tughter, Margaret, who is attending
~ lesley college, were guests of Cary
and Pliny Smith recently
A reception was held in the Congre
rational church Friday evening as q
welcome to Rev. +. L. Stacy and fam
ilv. About 80 were present. short
program was rendered, consisting OF
duets. solos and recitation, followed
by refreshments OF cake ana coHee
Rev. +. i. Goddard made welcoming
remark, which was appropriately re-
sponded to by Mr.. Stacy.
Leo Burbank and family are spend
ing a few weeks at Charles Burbank
in Walden.
n. NJ Wheeler has exchanged hii
farm on west hill with Charles Utiey
for the farm formerly owned by Wal
ter Perry and will soon move there.
Elmer Goodale has been confined Al
home for several weeks by illness anC
does not improve to any extent.
Mrs. Warner Smith mas returned L
her home in Dorchester. Mass. aftei
spending several weeks with her moth
er. Mrs Z. +. Smith.
Arthur Rogers OF Marshheld was /
business visitor in town Saturday.
f. ]. Rutter, optometrist, will be a
Mr.. Rarnett's "Wednesday, Feb. ~
Call and have your eyes examined 4
adv.