The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
CABOT
Miss Nellie Marsh, 80 Years An In
valid, Died Aug. 81.

Miss Nellie Marsh passed away Tues
4 day, Ang. 81. She was born in thi
town Jan. 10, 1888, and was the onl,
child of the late Fred and Bertha
Marsh. When five months of age, sh,
| was stricken with severe and seri
Gus illness, which at that time wa,
pronounced cerebral meningitis, but il
later years had been decided as infan
] tile paralysis For several days hel
life was seemingly hanging by brit
tie thread, but the disease finally set
tied in her limbs, making her progress
difficult. Her mind remained keen and
! she loved her books, attended the vii
lage school and kept up with pupils
Of her age. After leaving school, her
\ ambition was TO be earning something
where the privilege was granted her
| at her own home, which gave her much
| pleasure and happiness. A little less
than one year ago, she was called to
part with her father, which was IA
heavy blow. Since that time she be-
came melancholy and was far from
happy, wherever she went, until it was
evident her physical nature was being
weakened and, for several weeks she
had been failing fast until the end
came and the tired body was at rest.
Her widowed mother had done every
thing that human hands could do, to
make her happy, but she never ceased
to mourn for her father Funeral serv
ices were held Thursday, Rev. f. T..
Currier officiating, and her remains
were placed beside her father in the
family lot in Cabot cemetery, Rea-
tives frsm out OF town TO attend the
funeral were MIR and Mrs w b. Lance,
their son, Elton, and daughter, Doris,
of Plaintield; Henry Bushey OF vii
Jamestown; Mrs. Mary Spencer and
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Morse, OF Marsh.
field. Much sympathy is expressed for
the bereaNed mother
Rev NJ. w Hale was called 10 off
ciate at the funeral of Mrs Bill, an
aged lady in South Woodbury..
MIR. and Mrs. Cary Smith and two
sons took an auto trip TO Wilough
by last week
Several from this town attended the
fair at Morrisvile
VIII the honest person who picked
up $40 bill between the w B. Lance
block and the fire engine house, please
leave il at the blacksmith shop where
il can be returned TO its rightful own.
er.
Arthur Roger. has exchanged his
farm for the big Martin farm in Plain |
field and is 10 move his family there
this week The good wishes OF their
many friends 20 with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Talbert and two |
of Barre visited at Royce Tai
bert's Sunday.
Charles Houghton has moved his
family to Marshfeld, where he is to |
have garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Arbuckle
have returned to their home in Barre.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Stevens Sept ,
]. 7. Drew has purchased place in
Franklin, \. II.
Mr. and Mrs Tyler Dow and Mr..
and Mrs Ora Dow took an auto trip
TO the north part of the state Sun
lay
Next Saturday evening the board
If civil authority will meet at the
own clerks office, where all ladies Of
,uitable age can have their names re.
'orded on the checklist and he eligible
o vote,
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gray and
laughter OF Worcester. Mass. have
,een visiting at Walter Perry's the
,ast week.
Henry Bushey of Williamstown was
allied here last Thursday TO attend
he funeral of Miss Nellie Marsh.
Miss Martha Granger has returned
o resume her duties as central oper-
tor. which plesses every body who has
telephone
Harold Wilson was in town last /,
week, calling on friends
Mr. and Mrs Will rslbert and son.
Wesley, of East Hardwick were guests
L Royce Talberts the first of the Y
teek.
Mr.. and Mrs Tyler Dow Of Spring.
cid are stopping a few days al their
ONE on Elm street.
Union services will be held at the
T. Z. church next Sunday morning, at
hitch time Mr.. Lang, superintendent
{ the antisaloon league, viii speak
pom that subject Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs W y. Robinson of
hetford Center were week end guests
I Mrs. Maria Dow
y. J, Drew and family have returned
-om an auto trip to North Falmouth,
lass
Rev NJ " Hale j. attending the
minister's conference held in Middle
urv this week