The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-13
CABOT.

Little Evelyn Lance is i'll with grippe
George Houghton is i'll with pnen'
monia.
Neil Knapp is in Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment for appendicitis.
Ernest Pike has been working in the
creamery during the absence OF Mr.
Allen.
Jerry Doying and child are i'll with
pneumonia Louise Stone is caring for
them.
John Lewis has had Molly Falls
telephone installed in his store az Lower
Cabot.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gould were enter
tanned at +. II. Clark's in Barre re-
Gently.
Miss Eva Clough has SO far recovered
rs to return home from Mary Fletcher
hospital
Chandler Heath and son, Arthur Of
Danville We're guests recently at 0. H..
Ileath's.
X. F. Chester did not stay at Mary
Fletcher hospital, where he went for
medical treatment.
H. b. Whittier OF Rutland was called
here Monday to attend the funeral Of
his uncle, Sylvester.
The remains of Mrs. Otis Freeman
were brought here from Marshfield last
Tuesday and put in the receiving vault.
Harry Getchel and family of Plain
field have moved into Mrs John Moves
house Mr.. Getchel is to work for Gary
Smith.
Mrs. Nellie Dennison of Montpelier
has been caring for Mrs. Orman Denni-
son during her illness. Her case is moro
hopeful.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II, Osgood ana two
sons were in Montpelier Friday to visit
her uncle, whom she had not seen for
several years.
Rev d. L. billiard was in New York
last Sunday. One of Mr.. Moody's ser
mons was read in place Of the usual
morning address.
Mrs. r. II. Rogers wishes to thank
all her friends who so pleasantly remem-
cards and kind messages.
Leslie Carpenter has finished work for
Frank Walbridge and has moved into
rooms in The harrington block and will
assist George Hoyt through sugarng,
Mrs. Chester Walker was called TO
Lunenburg Monday by the arrival OF n
daughter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Wilson. Mrs Wilson will be re-.
membered as Miss Anna Walker.
A ladies' club has been organized in
our village. called the Judith Lyford
woman's club" The object is to study
current events. Fifteen ladies met at
Mrs. Gertrude Wells last Wednesday
and elected their officers; President,
Mrs Gertrude Wells; ice-president, Mrs.
May Burbank; secretary, Mrs. Garlic
Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Emma GoodaIe;
executive committee, Mrs Alice Boylcs,
Mrs. Gertrude 0sgood Miss Nellie Will
liams; social, Mrs. Jennie Rogers, Mrs.
Jessie Drew, Mrs John Lewis. The next
meeting is to be at Mrs. May Burbank's,
March 20, in the afternoon.
The remains of Sylvester Whittier |
were Drought mere from MOFflsNille hOH- i
day. Funeral services were held in the |
NJ f. church in the afternoon, Rev. l. l.. /
Ranney officiating. Mr.. Whittier was
one of five sons of Calvin and Martha |
Whittier and the last one of the family |
He lived in town until grown to man
hood, working on farm until he learned T
the tinsmith trade. He was married |
20 Miss Emily Preston. Several chill |
dren came to bless their home, all dying |
in childhood but one son, Henry. with |
whom his father had made his late home
For several years Mr.. Whittier's health
had been failing Last Tuesday he was
stricken with shock, from which he did
not recover. His remains We're put in the
vault to await burial in the T
family lot in the Durant cemetery at /
Lower Cabot Mr. Whittier was rs years
old. and besides the son he leaves a neph-
nw Fl. B. Whittier, of Rutland. and three
cousins. Harvey and Charles Rogers and
Mrs. S. !. Norris of this town. He
buried his wife 81 years ago.