The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
CABOT

On Thursday morning, Feb 4, the sad
and startling news sped swiftly over the
town, announcing the instantaneous
death of Mayor L. Haines, caused by
the falling of an old shed, the roof be-
ing quite heavy with snow. Mayor e..
Haines was born Oct. 81, 1876, i'll the
house where he has always lived, and
was an only son of Ezra W. and Eta
VI. Hanes. He was a diligent young
man, taking up the rens his father
laid down at the time of his death. II
years ago. He has since followed team
ing. He was a devoted son and compan-
ion for his widowed mother, who has
been in poor health for several years,
doing everything for her comfort and
happiness. He was honest in his deal
ings and one whose word could be de-
pended upon. He will be sadly missed by
the community. Besides his widowed
mother, he leaves a twin sister, Mrs.
A. p. Burnham OF Barre. Funeral sery-
ices were held at his home Saturday
afternoon, Rev. F. H. Roberts speaking
comforting words to the bereaved ones,
assisted by Rev +. T.. Currier. Flowers
from relatives and sympathizing friends
rested upon the casket. His remains were
placed in the family lot in the Cabot
cemetery. Relatives from out of town
were Mrs. Dix and daughter OF Plain
field; Mr. and Mrs. George Gile of West
Danyile; Fred Gile Of Walden.
Mr. and Mrs H. c. Gould are rejoicing
over the birth Of daughter, Feb. Ill.
A daughter arrived at Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rarney's last week.
Mrs. Lou Jameson Divall of Rocking
ham. was q guest OF Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre,
last week
Miss Martha Granger was called TO
Passumpsic recently, by the serious ill
ness of her father.
f. y. Smith, and daughter, Abbie, were
in Woodbury. Tuesday, 10 see Miss
Mayme Smith.
Mrs. Will Clarke accompanied her son,
Robert. as far as st. Johnsbury, when he
returned to Lyndon Saturday.
Miss Esther Rowland was guest of
her sister in Plainfeld recently.
Fred Clapp visited his aged mother in
Woodbury. Sunday
p. A. Pike, and daughter Of Plain-
field, were guests at J. G. Pixies Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Dawson spent
Sunday at George Williams in Plain
field
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Duying OF Al
bany, were guests at Aaron Williams
over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Utley of Hsrdwick is
stopping at her home on West hill, a
few weeks, during the numbering sea
son.
Alden owen Of Barton was at his
fathers a few days last week.
Fred Walbridge was guest at Isaac
Tabor's in North Calais Saturday.
Robert Clarke returned 20 the agricul-
tural school in Lyndon Saturday.
Mrs. J. $. Barr has been in Bright
look hospital, 81. Johnsbury, instead Of
at Burlington. and has no trouble with
her head as was enormously stated last
week. She is doing well and is expected
nome soon.
Mrs. Joe ODonnell was a guest Of rel
atives in Hardwick recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenield were called 10
stowe last Friday by the serious illness
Of her fether.
J. Bent Is in Marry Fletcher hospital
for an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. MilHccnt Mcintyre was in Hard
wick and Greensboro last week, visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Smith were enter.
tanned a. Mr.. and Mrs. SMILES smiths
in PlainHeld last week
Mrs. leslie Tucker spent "wednesday
a Mrs. Earl Walbridge In Marshield
"The Red Acre Farm" will b. given
under the auspices OF o. =. 5. Feb. y
aud .. BY home talent.
Mrs.. Benjamin Of Benjamin Pals was
guest OF Mrs. A. NJ. HOdgdon Fri.
day.
Mrs Viola Harvey i nursing in Gle
home 81 Ernest Doty in Woodbury..
Mrs. Frank Reed was a business Wis
itar IN Barre and Montpelier saturday.
Piiny Pike Of 81 Johnsbury visited
his father over Sunday.