The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-18
CABOT.
Infant Child of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jackson Dead From Diphtheria.


Jackson Dead From Diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. George jackson were sud
: denly bereft by the loss of their young
: est child about six months old, aftel
; short illness with diphthera. Its lit
tie form was laid to rest by starlight
in the village cemetery. The sympathy
of the community is extended to the
family.
Miss Grace Morse has returned home
after spending several months in De.
troit, taking music lessons. On her
way home she visited her uncle, Charles
Lamson, in Rochester \. y,
Mrs. w |. Ford spent few days last
, week at Il. II. Clark's in Barre.
Prin Bushnell is boarding at G. II.
Goodales this winter
Allan Glidden of Evanston. H., has
been spending few days with his moth
er at f. T. Yaw's.
Frilsom Wheeler, who has lived sew
eral years past in the northern part
of the state, has returned to this town
and is calling on old acquaintance.
i f. Jeffords of Williamstown visited
his old friend, George Currier, recent
Ily.
Miss Eula Putnam has returned to
Nashua TO resume her studies
Miss Abbie Smith is recovering from
an attack Of measles,
| Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Foster were in
Hardwick Monday.
| Mrs. Ernest Smith went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week for surgical
| treatment
Robert Mills, who has been seriously
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more comfortable.
Misses Lillian and Beatrice Lance have
been i'll the past week with measles.
Miss Marion Drew has just recovered
from an attack of humps
Earl Rogers is moving into the tene-
ment recently vacated BY Arthur Wales.
Miss Maude Foster has returned to
Massachusetts, after visiting her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Labree. a week.
Willis Fields is having two weeks
vacation and is visiting friends in Bos
ton.
Miss Murray and Miss Cushing !
trained nurses from Barre, visited f. p |
Walbridge one day recently. They both /
cared for him during his serious ill., !,
ness one year ago.
VIII Fifeld underwent an operation |
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher |
hospital last Monday and is doing well. |
Miss Louise Stone has finished ear
ing for Mrs Wiswell and has gone to /
Hardwck to care for case of appendi-
eitis.
Mrs. Lawrence harrington and son.
Raymond. Of Chelsea. were at S. C. 1
Voodry's the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. Beaton visited her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Raston, in Plainfeld, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Frank Cross of Montpelier spent
a few DAYS with her mother, Mrs. Rich
ard Doying. the first of the week.
Arthur Wales has moved his family
to ST. ,Johnsbury.
A Joint installation of the officers of
Morrill, post G.. A. r.. and w. r. G.,
vas held at their hall Thursday evening,
Ian. q. to which the public were invit-
d. The officers of the post were in
tailed by +. d. Waldo, as follows: Com
nander, s. c. Blodgett; senior vice COM
handler, Hiram Russell; junior vice COM
handler, Richard Doying; chaploin. Aaron /
officers of the day, X. p. Free
nan; quartermaster, +. d. Waldo adj
utant, O. p Bovles; surgeon. Albert
Woodland The officers of w. r. c. were
Installed by Mrs. Fannie Waldo as fol-
Dws: President. Mrs. Ada l.. Merritt;
enior president. Mrs. Abbie Read;
mior vice president. Ms. Luella A..
eek; secretary. Mrs. Abbie A. Lamson;
Mrs. Florence Noodry; chap
,in Mrs. Fannie Waldo; conductor. Mrs
uela J Freeman; assistant conductor.
IRIS Celia harrington; guard. Mrs. Viola
assistant guard. Mrs. Lenora
arid; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Net
e Nelson; press correspondent, Mrs.
Tinnie Allen; organist, Mrs. Carrie
liss; color bearers, first. Mrs. Jessie
rev; second Mrs. Hattie Livingston;
iird. Miss Susie Nelson; fourth, Mrs.
florence Norris delegate to department
invention. Mrs. Ada L. Merritt; alter
ate. Mrs. Abbie Lamson. At the close.
he ladies of the W. r. c. served
ash and chowder supper. which was q
ell patronized. The net proceeds =
mounted to $40.