The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-28
CABOT

Mrs. Il. e. Fisher has been visiting
her son, Dean, in Rutland for several
days.
Mrs. Albert Noyes has returned home
from Heaton hospital and is doing well.
Bert Chase has gone to Montpelier
TO work driving team.
Lester Gilman 81 Berlin, Mass, has
been ia town To visit his parents took
his sister. Nettie. home with him.
Mrs. Margaret Hodgdon 81 Plain
field Is caring For Mrs. Herbert Wheeler
and infant,
Frank Clifford of Lower Cabot Is at
Heaton hospital to have q diseased
bone removed from back Of his ear
Mrs. Clarence Heath Of Barre II in
town, called here by, the death of her
father, Mr, Farrand
Alpnso Hopkins has Il pbonngraph
which be says isfa sure cure for che
@Blues."
Mrs. Addie Read met with a serious
Incident last Thursday. A. she un-
hitched her horse in front Of Wells q
Rogers store he gave sudden start,
throwing her against the wheel in such
q way a. to break her arm just below
the shoulder.
Winnie Wheeler has purchased the
Sam Mclean place At Lower Cabot.
Memorial address will Be delivered on
Memorial day BY Harry Burbank Of
DanvilIe. which Is expected To fully
repay all who attend.
Rev. F. Il. Currier gave very i'm
tefesting and patriotic address to the
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps
last Sunday morning at the Methodist
church. The house was well hlled by
an appreciative audience. !.
II. NJ. FaTand died last Wednesday
night at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. Justin Stone, at the age Of 81
wears. Funeral services were held at
the house Sunday afternoon, Rev. w.
i. Jennings Officiating. Burial at Lower
village cemetery.
A party Of exeursionists taking q
carriage drive passed through town last
Saturday towards DanyiEle which con.
sisted Of eight covered wa9Dns,t1 horses
and about fifty people OF ali sizes, ages
and shades Of white they finally found
field large enough to accumulate
their belongings between East Cabot
aud Dauville, 4s
The Memorial exercises at the upper
village on Friday afternoon were very
interesting and appropriate. showing
much good training and good amount
Of interest on the part of the. pupils.
The addresses by the older pupils was
we'll appreciated and especially in
struetiye. Remarks from an old sol
der were fully appreciated by all in
attendance.
Thursday, May 20 will bring our an
nual Decoration day when people should
make an effort to unite with the aold
soldiers in properly keeping Of the
day and express their sympathy by
their presence. The several teachers
IN town are invited to join with thcir
pupils il the procession that every year
marches to the cemetery and shows
loyalty to departed ones by placing
few flowers and wreaths on The
graves.
Several went from this place Sunday
afternoon TO attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Bertha Swerdferger kellogg who died
very suddenly at Attlehoro, Mass. last
Thursday night, leaving an infant son
three days old. When q small girl she
was resident Of this village and will
4 hn rnuaptthqred M n sweet disnoaifiOue1
/ girl endearing herself TO the heart
Of her schoolmates as we'll as Older
people and by her pleasant winning
ways made friends with All her as
societies. Much sympathy Is extended
/ 70 the bereaved husband and her father's
family. Funeral services were held at
the home Of her fathers, Rev. r. T.
Currier officiating, Her remains were
brought TO the Lower village cemetery
for intefment,