The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-02

/ CABOT
| Miss Pauline Burbank is home from
her studies at u. ". MI for the
Thanksgiving recess,
Sidney Currier of Boston is visiting
in the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. H. Currier.
| Carroll Wiley Of Portland, Me-, was
in town this week on business.
Carroll Peck, who has employment
| in Boston, IL ut the home of his par
/, ents for weeks vacation.
Cabot(high school was defeated in a
recent game Of basketball at Danyille;
score, 80 to 10.
Miss Helen Shaw of Middleboro,
Mass, is visitor in the home of her
sister, Mrs. Raymond Peck
| Little Marguerite Harrington, who
was recently at the Barre hospital for
surgical operation, has returned to
her home, and her condition is very fla
yorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson and
son, Prof. Wilfred DAWSON, leave this
week for Hartford, Conn, for three
months.
All schools in town open next Mon
day.
Arthur Rogers has sold his farm
property in Lower Cabot to Charles
II. Crane. and Mr.. Crane has already
taken possession. Mr. Rogers family
are moving to plainfield.
Harry Parker Of Boston has pur-
chased one-half interest in the Mer-
rift Crane block and will occupy Al
tenement in said block.
The basketball game scheduled for
this week has been indefinitely post
poned because q scarlet fever.
7. j. Orne was recently in Barton
for several days attending to the rent
al of his farm. Mr., Crane has rented
his farm property for three years.
Mrs Nellie Wells is guest in the
home of Mss NJ. d. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Cole were in
Hardwick Friday to atte d the funeral
Of Mrs. Young.
The condition Of Curtis Wheeler,
who is i'll with scarlet fever and pneu-
monia, is improving. Alice and Dora
Wheeler of the same family are now
i'll with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Mears and lit
tie son. Albert, and Ralph Mears were
Thanksgiving visitors in Marshield.
Sixteen. members of the Woman's I
club met at the club rooms Tuesday
and made preparations for the Christ
mas sale to be held in town hall Fri
day afternoon and evening. Dee. Is.
Aprons, fancywork, holders, homemade /
candy, dolls, ETC., will be on sale. A (
new feature Of the sale will be the
white elephant booth. In the eve
ming from $50 until s, chicken pie
supper will be served at 25c a plate,
The entertainment for the evening will
consist of moving pictures, the club
having secured the famous picture,
THE Man from Home" Townspeople
in the support Of the COM
muhity building, and especially the
of the public library. are
invited to contribute any Of the above
mentioned articles, and may leave
hem with the librarian, Mrs. McAllis-
Ter, on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS at the
library Help us to make this annual
'ale the best one Cabot has ever
Known.
Miss Olive Smith is home from Mas
ION institute in Maine for several
laws.
Walter Malmquist. who has had EN-
,loyment in Concord, N. H., Is at the
ZONE of his parents. Walter leaves
shortly for Boston, where he will pur-
NE course of study in salesmanship.
Gerald Perry is passing few days
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wal
er Perry.
Mrs. Wilder Coyle and Miss Esther
Wells were in Woodbury. Wednesday. ,
Mics Phyllis Webster was busi-
less visitor in St. Johnsbury Mon
ay. K
Roy Barnett of Concord. n. H., is !
isiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. {
:. Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Orne and son,
'arleton, were at the home of George
anderson in Craftsbury for Thanks !,
living.
B. G. Rogers was business visitor
D Danville Friday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Currier and I
auehter. Virginia, spent Thanksgiv- t
ng in Marshfeld with Mr.. and Mrs. \
:, Z. Currier.
L. c. Lance of Mortified vase in
own one day this week.
The condition of David Middleton,
rho is at Barre City hospital. remains n
avorable. Harold Middleton of, Frank $
N, Mass, was called home because b
I David's unfortunate accidert {