The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-21
CABOT
Miss Janet Cunningham Had Apoplecti'
Shock, Causing DeatL.

MISS Janet Cunningham Had Apoplecti
Shock, Causing DeatL.
Miss Janet Cunningham passed ava,
very suddenly Thursday, Dec. 0. at he
late home at the advanced age OF y
years, 10 months, after but five days
illness, followed by an apoplectic shock
She was born in Edinburgh, Scotland
Feb. 10, 1880, aud was one of family
OF five children of David and Jane Gun
bingham, coming with her parents Il
this country when about 10 years Of age
They lived In Walden short time later
moving to Cabot onto the farm recently
owned by their son, David. This death
separates two sisters who for over 80
years have had a home by themselves
toiling together and sharing each others
joys and sorrows, and for the past %
years have lived in this village. Miss
Cunningham was respected by all who
knew her and by her pleasant ways and
heart full OF sympathy for those in
trouble or sorrow, she had made many
friends. As long as health permitted
she attended the Congregational church.
Her faith was firmly fixed in One who
is able to save even to the uttcrmost.
She leaves lonely sister and one broth
cr, David, who can but feel their loss is
her gain, and whose united thanks are
extended to all who in any way so kindly
/ assisted at the time of the funeral, the
service being held at the house the fol-
lowing Saturday. Rev. NJ. w. Hale Off
ciated, assisted by Rev. +. +. Currier
| Her remains were placed beside those of
her father and mother in Cabot Gene
terry. Those from out of town to attend
the funeral were David Uric and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Corey Uric, son and daughter
Of Craftsbury and Mrs. Jane Nichols Of
Waterbury.
Don't forget the chicken pie supper at
the Congregational church next Friday
evening and think Of all the other tooth
some viands which are always found on
the tables at that time. Supper served
from 8 to 1880 at 25c each and after the
cantata.
There will be Christmas exercises at
the NJ. i. church Friday evening, Dec. "a.
Schools have closed for a two weeks
vacation.
Lawrence harrington is preparing the
village park for skating rink.
Rev. G. H. Wright was unable to oc-
cupy the pulpit at the NJ. Il. church last
Sunday. Rev. +. Il. Currier supplied.
s. V. yoodfy was in Montpelier re-
Gently to attend shriners' meeting.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wheeler Friday, Dec. II.
William Wright OF Waitsfeld is visit
ing his parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. ii.
Wright.
A class organization has been formed |
by the students of the first year ct high
school and has elected officers: President,
Abbie Smith; vice president, Bessie Beat
On; secretary, Mabel Smith; treasurer,
Wrennie Barnett.
Leslie and Harlie Dane are home from
their schools for the Christmas vaca-
lion.
Kenneth Mcintyre is spending his va
alton from Lyndon agricultural school
Il the home OF his mother.
+. Silver took a party to Barre last
Thursday in his auto.
Miss Bessie Lebaron was in town over
sunday.
Supt. Butterfield was visitor in town
asst week Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ford and son
we're guests of friends in Barre Sunday. I,
John Crane has sold his interest in .
he home farm TO his son, Charles, and
rs purchased a farm in Middlesex, to
fhich he is moving. The family will go
fter Christmas.
Next Sunday, Dec. &C. will be the
lection of officers and teachers at the
congregational Sunday school. All mem !,
ers are requested to be present TO ac- !,
apt or refuse any Office TO which they !,
re elected.
Arthur Heath and lady of Boston have !
cen guests at Orlando Heath's the past
eek
Olive Laird accompanied by her ia =
ier, went TO Mary Fletcher hospital on :
Londay for treatment on tine throat of ;.
live. ~
Lawrence harrington is preparing :,
upon which 20 place set Of 4,
ales. Not in the memory of some OF \,
le oldest inhabitants has Cabot been =
void Of scales until two years ago. ],
hen they were torn out, and since that !,
me several classes of things have been I.
I'd and bought by measure or by guess. n
be resetting Of good set Of scales :,
III be highly appreciated by the pub n