The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-07
CABOT

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Nelson March 2S.
| Ashley Barnett of Danville and Miss
| Sarah Clarke of Lower Cabot were
quietly united in marriage by Rev. F.
+. Currier at his residence Saturday
evening, April g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pike were called
to Hardwick last week Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs, Percy Pike.
Miss Vera Rogers and Miss Beatrice
Lance were business visitors in st.
Johnsbury last week.
/ Easter was appropriately observed at
! both churches last Sunday. AT the Con-
gregational church, Rev. NJ. w. Hale
preached from the text, I'VE have seen
| the Lord" Easter music was rendered
by the choir, consisting of an anthem,
a duet by Miss Pauline Burbank and
Miss Olive Smith, and solo by Miss
| Merna Walbridge, also a song by four
/ girls, after which Master Milton Hale,
bearing small paper cradle, received
slips containing the names of eleven
| little ones to be added to the Cradle
Roll" each one being rewarded with a
certificate from the cradle roll super
| intendent. Mrs William Kenaston. Re-
marks were made by the pastor. At the
close of Sunday school, Miss Ruth Hale
;sng a solo.
Pliny Smith was in Hardwick last
week Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Perley Pike.
Miss Lillian Lance has been appoint
ed assistant postmistress st Lower
| Cabot.
Mrs. Cora Chester, who has been i'll
several weeks, is able 10 sit up in bed.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Perley Pike,
who were former residents of this
town. extend sympathy to the bereaved
/ family in the loss of companion and
mother.
Mrs. Dan Mcintyre and children of
Plainfield are visiting her mother, Mrs.
| Lou Stevens.
During the past three months there
| have been about 800 cases of influenza
| and nine of pneumonia here, but not
one death from any of these cases. for
which the townspeople of Cabot have
much TO be thankful, wher so many
families in other towns have been brok.
en- up by the loss of some of their mem
bers.
w. r. Putnam remains in a critical
condition with blood poison in his
hand and arm A council Of doctors was
held Saturday on the case.
LIcius Cole has vacated the house
owned by Henry McAllister on Elm
street and moved into Mrs. Laura Stew
enson's house on Main street.
Mrs. Madge Bullock of Lower Cabot
spent last week a. the home Of her
father, L. c. Lance.
Mr.. II. II. Foster spent Saturday
and Sunday in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houghton have
gone to South Cabot to spend the sugar
season on their farm.
Walter Perry Is improving from an
attack of rheuufs which has con
fined him in bed several days.
Cecil Foster was business visitor in
Barre Saturday.
Harold Wilson Of Barre spent a few
DAYS at the home Of Harry Waibridge
last week.
Mr.. Rovce Talbert and children re-
turned from Hardwick Monday.
: J. Norris Wa business visitor
in 81. Johnsbury Monday
Miss Clarisss Wood was recent
guest al zhe home Of her sister. Mrs.
w. Field. in Hardwick.
Ms Frank McAllister went to st.
I .Iohnsburv Saturday. where she has q
position in Brightlcok hospital
The public library will be open Tues
DAYS and Saturdays from ] TO 1850 aud
I $50 20 2 p. m.
During 4 heavy thunder shower last
I Monday afternoon. lightning struck IN
me pasture Of William kenastou. A
ueirbbor saw the ball 81 FIRE which
burst before IT, struck the ground Sew
4 ersI who live quite distance from the
mot looked over their buildings to see
Z Il thev werp struck. One mans cattle
we're much disturbed BY the crashing
/ noise.
Mis- Clarissa Wood Is caring for
I Airs Herbert Nelson sad infant son.
To Heal q Couxh
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