The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-10
CABOT
Death of John Finley Removed Upright
Man from Community.

of "a years, after an illness OF three
years, following a shock. During this
time he was a great sufferer, but was
tenderly cared for by his son, William
who had lived at home since the deatf
of his mother, twelve years ago. Mr.
Finley was born in Ireland, April 70
1899, and came to America in 1861
working at Greenbank factory in Dan
Vile until he bought the farm where he
has since lived. He was honest and
upright in his dealings, endeavoring to
do right in every way, thereby gaining
the respect of all with whom he came in
contact. In September, 1868, he was
married to Miss Nancy McKillop OF
Danville. He leaves five children, Mrs
Elizabeth Gamblin of this town; Mrs
Nancy Rogers, Barre; John Finley OF
st. Johnsbury; Mrs. Rose Steele of Dan
vile and William, who remains on the
home farm; eight grandchildren and one
sister, Mrs. James Morrison, of Canada.
Funeral services were held at his late
home Sunday, Rev. +. T.. Currier OF
Danyille officiating, with burial at Dam
vile. The two sons and son-in- law
acted as bearers. There We're many
beautiful flowers.
| b. l.. Bruce met with a serious aeci-
dent last Saturday, while threshing. The
belt, coming off the wheel, started to
wind around pulley. Mr. Bruce jump
ed down from where he was feeding the
machine and in Some way caught his
! foot, throwing him on an iron bar to
| the machine, breaking one arm below
the elbow and putting his wrist out of
joint.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Foster, August 4.
Harry Parks of Barre was in town
Wednesday.
f. C. Morse and family of Lyndon
We're guests at j. A. Farringtons re-
Gently.
Mrs. Hannah Rogers OF Santa Bar
bara, Cal, has been visiting at Harry
Rogers and S. ]. Norris.
DIR. NJ. D. Warren was called to
Hardwick Wednesday, whsre he OPP
Grated on Mrs w. 4. Marsh for appen-
dicitis at the Holden Memorial hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Nye of North
field were guests at S. G. Voodry's last
week
Mrs. Earle Rowland and children of
Springfield have been visiting at his
fathers, Charles Rowland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cross of Mont
pelier visited his sister, Mrs. Marston,
at NJ NJ Whitney's, while on their way
to the White mountains recently.
Fanny Waldo OF Danville is boarding
at Walter Perry's and attending high
school.
Mrs. L. Burnham of Burlington is
stopping at j, A. Farrington's helping
care for him in his feeble health.
WILDER Rowland has returned from st.
Johnsbury, where he went TO work and
is i'll at her fathers, Charles Rowland.
Idela Tucker of Barre visited her sis
ter, Carrie, at Leslie fuckers over
Sunday.
Miss Laura Urban is home for two
weeks vacation. She has been working
in the family of Mr. Brown in Marsh
field for several months.
Mrs. Howard Brock of Troy, spent
few days at Warren Rollins last week,
Miss Esther Rowland is working for !
Mrs. S, c. Voodry.
4. A. Merritt and Aubrey Nelson were |
business visitors in Burlington We'd
nesday
Cabot high school opened with eleven
pupils, and more are expected.
Miss Louise Norris returned to her /
school work at Northiield, Mass Tues
day.
"The Country Doctor" given by the
I. o. G. T, Monday and Thursday even
ing, drew a full house each time, the
proceeds amounting to $50.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert r. Kennedy,
who have been spending the past month
with the formers mother, Madam Ruth
Kennedy, left for their home in Bridge
port, Conn. Saturday.
The Sunday school basket picnic
which was held at South Washington 4
Sept. 9Th, was largely at
ended and there were some very inter
sting sports and races for which prizes
we're awarded, the most pleasing one
,eing walking race for married
women in which there were six who
and the prize winners were:
st, Mrs. Henry 0. Ladd; End, Mrs. w.
J. Yeartaw; 3rd, Mrs. f. Il. S. Abbott
exercises by the Sunday school children
consisted of songs and reeitations. A
generous supply of cake and ice cream
or all was served by the ladies and
veryone was unanimous in saying that
hey chad had a good time and wished
o come again" The success of the
ports was mainly due to the efforts of
Rev and Mrs John A. Lawrence, who
ad carefully planned appropriate prizes
or children of all ages.
Mrs. Clellan W. Fisher of Worcester,
lass, arrived Saturday evening for
.isit to her mother and sister, Mrs. C. /,
4. Biekford and Mrs. Gertrude B.
'prague. Everett b. jackson of East !
Irookfield is also guest of his mother,
irs. Sprague. II
Sheriff Edward w. Kent of Randolph !
vas in town on official business Monday
nd was accompanied by his uncle, /,
aaron A. Stoors. of East Bethel
Ulysses G. Sprague and wife, Z. c. ,
ackson and Henry w. Hyde of Brook
cid We're in town Sn business Monday. q
Dan Bixby, who has been clerking in :
grocery store for Henry f. Fox of !
trafford during the summer, completed
is services there last Saturday and has !
eturned to town 70 take up the studies
{ his senior year in the high school r
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