The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-01
SOUTH CABOT
Reunion Picnic Last Week Attracted
About 200 People.


About 200 People.
The reunion picnic that was held
here last week Thursday was sue.
cess in every way In the vicinity Of
200 attended. Many familiar faces
We're seen and there were many more
we would have been pleased to see,
Several who once lived here and went
to school came from Boston, including
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pequin, Mrs Cora
Ayers and friend. There were also
Ijerry Atkins and family, Mrs Dir.
Carter and daughter from Derby, be.
sides Others from d distance
A basket picnic at noon was one of
the pleasant features of the event.
Mrs. Carr of Marshfield was there
with plenty of ice cream to sell, which
disappeared rapidly. The new band
from Peacham gave number OF fine
selections. One thing worthy Of note
was that a boy six years of age played
a B-fat horn in manner that would
put some Of the older band boys in the
shade.
Rev. Mr.. Cnrrier Of Marshfeld gave
the address Of welcome in his pleasant
Mr.. Warner of Peacham There was
also a speech by Rev. Mr.. Laird Of
Barnet, and poem was read by Mrs.
Charles Roy of Barnet, written by Jes-
sic Smith of Connecticut
1t is hoped this win not be the last
reunion of the old school days. Much
credit is due to Mrs. Henry Roy, Mrs.
Charles Roy Of Barnet and Mrs. James
Gregg Of Peacham for what they did
to make it a success and thanks are
hereby extended to H +. Morse for
the use Of his grove and the many ia
Nors received that day
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien has in her pos
session pair. of gold bowed glasses
and case which was picked up near
what is known as the Andrew Corliss
place on the Molly brook road. ANY,
one proving the same can have them |
by calling at her home.
Miss Maud Foster Of Plymouth,
Mass, visited her brother, A, NJ. Eos
ter, recently.
Walter and George Barnett were in
Montpelier Saturday on business.
E.>F, Kidder was in Barre on bust
ness last Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer LeBree of Lower Cabot
was at A. NJ. Fosters Tuesday.
George Gee is in Sherbrooke this
week attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Ainsworth and
five children of Glen, N. H., and Mrs.
Mary Stocker of Danville visited at
Ellie Barnett's last Saturday,
e. H. Austin was in Tunbridge on
Thursday to attend the annual sale
of Jersey cows.
Mrs. DR.. Carter and little girl from
Derby were at her brothers, Nelson
Atkins, few days last week
Those from here who were at the
fair in st. Johnsbury Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cassidy, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Stocker and w r. lib
belts
Abraham Cunning of Winchestr-
Mass is stopping for a while at Ray
Taylor's.
Ernest Bolton burned one hand quite
badly with gasoline Wednesday, while
working with the steam shovel.
Mrs. Guy Cassidy and little girl
from Washington, D. G, are visiting
at Colon Cassady's for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Austin, little
and daughter, Ruth
have been at John Austin's in Man
chester, N. H., and other places for !
the past week
Ray Taylor has moved 10 Marshfeld
in with Luther Rogers.
Mrs. Della McDufy of Lyndonville
was in the place last Thursday to 1T
tend the reunion picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira WEIGH and Mrs
\. IA. Lamherton were in st. Johns =
bury last Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Bashaw has been in Dan
vile the first of The week, visiting her
laughter,
George Smith of Danvile visited at !
zee Dow's last week.
Miss Ruth Austin and Mrs. Angus =
3eaton went to Brandon Friday TO
lisit their uncle, DR.. Adams. e
Mrs. Cora Ayers and lady friend u
rom Boston were in the place Thurs
lay to attend the reunion picnic. {
Mrs. Charles Grace and daughter of !
'arre have been visiting at George y
ices for few days
James Cassidy and family of Marsh =
eld were at L. J. Eastman's Thurs
ay. g
w. o. Southwick has been on the =
lex list for few days, but is better a
ow Ia