The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-02
CABOT.
Death Of Mrs. Byron Lance Saddened the
Community.

Death Of Mrs. Byron Lance Saddened the
Community.
Our community was shocked and sad
dened last week Sunday morning at the
report that Mrs. Byron Lance had died
that morning after only three days ILL
ness of heart trouble. Mrs. Lance came
to town when eight years old and had
lived in this vicinity ever since. She
was married to Byron J. Lance As years
ago. Six children survive her, four sons
and two daughters. She had been q
worthy and faithful member of the
Methodist church for 80 years and when
ever health permitted was ever present
at its services, which was one OF her
highest esteemed privileges. She was a
kind, sympathetic friend in sickness as
many can testify to whose homes have
been eheered and sick once cared for by
her presence, She will be missed in her
home, and in the church. Her family
have the sympathy Of all and her faith
full devoted Christian character will be
cherished in the minds OF all her friends.
Funeral services were held at her home
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. \. ID. Currier
officiating. Beautiful flowers covered the
casket; her remains were buried in the
village cemetery.
Leon Cole Of Barre was at Il. II. Rog.
ers' last week.
NJ. D. Wells and wife spent Sunday
in st. Johnsbnry.
H. II. Foster was in Calais recently to
work in the cemetery,
Charles Haines Of Waterbury was 1T
his fathers, ]. 4 Haines, last week
Mrs. Laura Dodge visited her sister,
Mrs. Adams, in East Calais last week.
Miss Susan Atkins il iii Brightlook
hospital in St. Johnsbury for treatment.
Miss Marion Lord Of Montpelier is
stopping with Miss Cora Lance few
days.
wv P. Lance was in Greensboro last
Wednesday and purchased six Holstein
cows.
Francis Knapp was in Barre last week
20 see his wife, who is ID the hospital
there
Mrs. Ned Harrington Of ST. Adams il
stopping at J. A. Farrington's for few
weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Foss has gone To Hard
wick and is working for Mrs. J. H.
George.
Miss Amy Goodspeed Of Montpelier
was guest Of several friends in town
last week
Msr Somerset's brother from White.
field Is visiting her at the home Of
Mr. Coates.
win Marsh accompanied his brother
Julian and family back to Connecticut
last Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Labree and children have
been spending several days In Walden
with relatives,
Walter Ford has his new motor boat
On Lake sc. Joseph and Is reported as
running first class.
Mrs. John Hall died at her home in
East Cabot last Saturday after ain iii
ness Of several weeks.
John Livingston has purchased the
Julia Herrick place Of DR.. L. w. Bur.
bank and moved last week.
Mrs. Arthur Marsh Of New Haven,
Conn, came here last Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Julian Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cole Of Groveton.
N. H, were in town last week to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Julian Marsh.
DIR. Arthur Lance and wife Of Ports
mouth were called here to attend the
funeral Of his mother last Tuesday.
Glenn McKinstry finished work for
$. g. Noodry 4 90. and is to assist in
the store of Geo. Boyles in Montpelier.
Mrs. Flora Cobb Of Montpelier and
son Charlie were in town last week TO
attend the funeral of Mrs B. J. Lance.
Rev. Mr. Urban occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church last Sum
day morning and will do so next Sun
day.
Memorial exercises appropriately car
ried out by the pupils Of Lower Cabot
school should receive their Just apprecia-
ton Speaking and singing by the chill
dren were enjoyed by the parents and all
who attended. Remarks fitting for the |
occasion were made by S. B. Blodgett, an |
old comrade.
The hag-raising last Friday BY the
village school was a fine entertainment |
and well carried out, each scholar doing |
credit to his training. The flag drill, /
WAS especially attractive and was looked /
for with interest on the afternoon Of
Memorial day. but owing to some Of the
pupils being called out of town it had
10 be dispensed with
Notice to the Public.