The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-11
CABOT
Death OF Asa Mack Resulted from DIS
ease Acquired in Army.

Death OF Asa Mack Resulted rum us
ease Acquired in Army.
Asa b. Mack died at his home OF
Main street June 3, aged 80 years. hs
was a son of Asa and Sally Atwoot
Mack. good share OF his lie hat
been spent in Cabot. Although living II
several elites, he always called Cabot hls
home. He was soldier in the Civi
war and during his five months con
inement in Andersonyille prison con
tractcd disease, the resu ltof which was
the cause OF his death. He was a quiet
citizen, kind neighbor, honest and up.
right in his dealings with men.
in 1865 he married Miss Cordelia Ken
erson of this town, who survives him
and who with untiring devotion has
cared for him with the assistance of her
two nieces, Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs.
@. S. Cheney. During the last two
weeks, Miss Reynolds, a trained nurse,
was called. Funeral services were held
at his late home Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. +, Il. Currier OF Danville oiliciat-
ing. A quartette sang two selections,
The City -Four Square" and Nearer,
| Ny God, TO Thee" His remains were
laid to rest in the Durant cemetery at
Lower Cabot.
The beautiful flowers that were but
tokens of sympathy were a pillow
with "At Rest from wife; white car
nations and ferns, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clark; roses, Mrs. O. S. Cheney; pink
and white carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. McCloud; white car
nations, Miss Grace Cheney; wreath OF
roses, from other relatives.
Those from ont OF town were: Gard
ner Kcnerson and sister, Laura, OF
Peacham; Mrs. George Gile, West Dan
vile; Mrs. w. 7. Kenerson and son,
Stanley, of Danville; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Benerson and son, Harley, OF Barre; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clarke of Barre; Mrs.
@. $. Cheney OF Washington.
0. C. Kittredge will commence run
ming daily stage to Walden depot the
first of July, to meet the eastern and
western bound trains, for the accommo-
dation OF travellers.
DIR. Henry A. Ladd and family of
burlington were guests at A. NJ. Hog
don's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Farrar of Hard
wick were in town recently.
Mrs. A. B. Pike of Craftsbury Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. +. p. kenerson,
last week.
Tuesday, June II, at a. m. the
of the Congregational church |
and society are invited to aid in rem
svating the inside of the church and
The surrounding grounds. MANY hands
make light work"
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Smith and daugh
Ter, Abbie, attended the knights of Ply
HAS exercises at Hardwick last Sunday.
Miss Esther Wells is i'll at her home
With chickenpox.
Merrill Barrett attended the county
sunday school convention held at Wat
-rbury last week, as a substitute for
lis father, who was elected as dele
Iate. He gave very interesting re-
'ort of the proceedings at the conven-
ion, last Sunday Rev |. A. Ranney
nd Rev. A. b. Atwood also attended
he convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Farrar OF Hardwick !
we're guests OF their daughter, Mrs. :
rank Laird. last week.
Mrs. Carrie Crowley of Greensboro Y
as been spending a few days with her b
lother, Mrs. s. A. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aura Clark were called T
) Hardwick last Tuesday to attend the 6
neral of Mrs. +. B. Mason. t
r. S. Currier OF Barre was in town
riday, looking over and planning the
ate road work in the east part of
,wn. He plans to put gang OF work
EN- on the job June 10th.
Mrs. John Willis returned to her home
Massachusetts last Thursday, after u
'ending a week with her mother, Mrs. Al
ay Lance, who Is laid UP with a
oxen hip. She is now doing well. 7,
John Warren is doing carpenter work b,
Woodbury.. bl
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
u Smith died May q. Funeral services d.
ere held at the house, Rev l. G. Ran re
n officiating. Burial was in Cabot
lnetery at upper village. OF