The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-02
CABOT
Death of Mrs. Alvira Adams Came on
seth Birthday.

Death of Mrs. Alvira Adams Came on
seth Birthday.
Mrs. Alvira Adams passsd away April
2 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Wheeler at Lower Cabot, after few
days illness with grippe at the advanced
age of so wears. She was a daughter OF
James and Abigail Blanchard and was
married to William Adams, who died
several years ago, leaving her with one
daughter, Mrs. Albert Noyce, with whom
she bad made her home until deprived
of her by death, since which she has
boarded out in several different families.
Her life has been an exemplary one,
both morally and religiously. Her Chris
tian character was unquestionable, al
ways ready to do what was right and
considered acceptable to her Saviour.
Her motherly ways were noticeable, as
she cared for niece and two nephews,
after they became orphans, for several
years. She was worthy member of the
Congregational church. For a few years
past her mind was somewhat impaired
and her memory failing. She could read
without glasses and spent good share
of the day reading her Bible and could
quote verses from it, which she took
much pleasure in doing. Her last birth
day was the least realized OF the many
she had previously enjoyed, as her lie
was slowly going out to the brighter
beyond and Just as the sun was sinking
to rest she quietly went to sleep on her
seth birthday. She leaves sister, Mrs.
Rosetta Wilson, and niece and nephew.
nd a
late home, Rev. A. G.. Atwood officiating,
Her remains were laid to rest in the
family lot on west hill.
Frank Walbridge OF Wells River was
in town Monday.
Miss Louise Stone has returned home
from johnson, where she spent several
days at her brothers, Archie.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Chester Wednesday, April II.
George Gould has recovered from his
long illness SO as to be out.
S. A. Nelson has moved to his new
residence, which he recently purchased of
J. S. Livingston.
b. J. Lance and daughter, Cora, went
to Newport Monday to see Rev. O. ID.
Lance, who was critically i'll. He died
last night.
H. II. Foster returned from Burling-
ton Monday night. Mrs. Foster is
slowly improving from a serious opera
ton at Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Marston and daughter, Sadie,
have returned from visiting friends in
Laconia, n. II.
Harold Lance and Robert Clarke were
De- Satt tT1a
The Calendar club of the Methodist
church reorganized Monday evening and
elected w. b. Lance, president; Mrs. s.
G. voudry, secretary and George Hoyt,
treasurer.
Mrs. Henry Allen went Monday to
Fanny Allen hospital at Winoosh for
medical treatment.
Mrs. r. H. Osgood is assistant teacher
at Lower Cabot.
Miss Ora Kittredge accompanied her
son to Mary Fletcher hospital Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pike visited their
son, Harry, in Walden Sunday.
Mrs. Merriam will speak in the Meth
odist church Wednesday evening of next
week on missions.
Francis Knapp is spending a few days
with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Bliss.
Forest Allen has finished clerldng for
S. C. voodry and is to work for Joe
Lagendrc, painting etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Livingston and son,
Ralph, have gone to Mars Hill, Maine,
for the summer.
J. Ward Carver of Barre is to deliver
the Memorial day address, May 80.
Miss Alice Paine of Greensboro. is
helping her mother, Mrs. S. A. Nelson,