The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-06
CABOT.

Elton Lane is slowly improving
Mrs. II. w. Dane is ill with pneu,
monia.
Louis Nelson is slowly recovering from
his illness with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith visited
friends in Plainfeld recently.
c. p. Mcknight of Post Mills was a
visitor at his farm last week.
Henry Allen was called to Greensboro
last week by the serious illness of his
wife.
Miss Mabel and Master Cecil Smith
have been ill the past week with the
mumps.
Miss Emma Benton of Marshfeld has
been guest at the home of A. A. Hop
kins this week.
Miss Philura Burnham is i'll at the
home of Orvis Fits Mrs. Harvey is
caring for her.
Mrs. Abbie Smith has returned home,
after visiting her daughter, Mrs Harry
Cummings, in Hardwick.
Mrs. w. r. Lance has so far recovered
from her recent attack of pneumonia as
to be able 10 walk a few steps each
day.
A new pulpit has been placed in the
vestry Of the Methodist church, the do
nors being Frank Paquin and A. c. Aims
worth.
The condition of Mrs. orman Denni-
4 4,
den death of her mother having affected
her condition.
Mrs. Isaac Tabor of North Calais has
returned to the home of her sister Mrs.
Il. p. Walbridge, to assist in caring for
her during her illness
Mr. and Mrs Bernice Cameron and
Mrs. Alice Walker OF Marshfield were
called to town last Tuesday to attend
the funeral of their uncle, Bemis Pike,
b. f. Chester left Thursday for Bur.
lington, where he entered the Mary
Fletcher hospital He was accompanied
by his son, Mason Chester and DIR. L. w.
Burbank.
Mrs f. T. Walbridge suffered re.
lapse in condition last week and is now
attended by trained nurse for the sec
ond time. The condition of Mr.. Wal
bridge is more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Fits observed
their golden wedding anniversary last
Monday, receiving several callers during
the day. Gifts included a shower of post
cards and wedding cake, Mrs. Fits,
who has been an invalid, was able to
enjoy the occasion in improved health.
Charles II. Fitzwillams, traveller, lee
turer, and optometrist, will give lee
ture in the town hall Tuesday evening,
March y, on the subject, From the
Tapeze to the Pulpit" He recently lee.
tured in Cabot on THE Battle of Life
and by many it was pronounced the
best entertainment Of the season. Mr..
Fitzwilliam is a witty as well as force
full speaker. The admission will be 25c,
with reserved seats for 35c Children
may enter for l5c.
The people of California often speak
of the hard showers encountered in the
East, and their opinion in this direction
was recently confirmed, when Dr. Carl
w. Fisher, former Cabot boy, received /
a birthday shower of post cards, mum
berng two hundred and mostly from his |
eastern friends. Through The Times DIR. |
Fisher wishes TO thank his many friends
for so kindly remembering him, and as
sures them that they gave him much |
pleasure and brought to memory many
pleasant scenes and incidents of the long /
ago. While he much enjoys his home in !
the "City Of Flowers as San Mateo /
is sometimes called. he has lost none OF I
his love for the old Green Mountain /
state or for the friends OF earlier years.
Make new friends, but keep the old,
These are silver these are gold