The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
CABOT
Old Home Week Will Be Held All Next
Week.

Old Home Week Will Be Held All Next
Week.
Old Home week commences again
with union services next Sunday at the
NJ Il. church. Tuesday evening, Aug
Is, dedication of the Wiley memo
rial and banquet given by. the Won
ans club. Tickets for sale at Rogers
and Curriers' store after Aug. 7. On
Wednesday, Aug. IL. calling day;
Thursday, Aug. II, old time picnic at
the Center: address of welcome by DIR.
NJ. d. Warren. Two legends, "Tagoo
Vision of the Future and Wakiss, Dis
povcrer Of Maple Sugar will be the
feature Of the afternoon. Hot maple
sugar on ice to be served at 10 cents.
please bring saucers and spoonl. FRI
day, touring day, to points of inter-
eat. Friday evening, Aug. Is. "Peg o.
NV Heart" presented by the Nellie
Gill players. A generous per cent Of
the proceeds will be given to the Will
Lex building. Saturday, Aug 10, field
day. AT 10 a. M, historical parade;
~ M, dinner will be served by the
W. r. C. Cold drinks. ice cream,
popcorn etc, will be sold at various
booths; | p. M, races of all kinds on
The commons 2 p. M. ball game, Cab
8pt and Plainfeld Sunday. Aug. 20.
union services at the Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Walbridge and
laughter, Merna, took an auto trip to
Littleton last week.
Miss Nellie Williams spent week in
Barre and Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Ar
hngton, Mass. wee guests at j. NJ.
southwick's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Foster and Mr..
md Mrs. H. H. Foster were business
risitors in Barre and Montpelier last
Friday.
Miss Judith Haines spent few days
II the home Of her mother last week.
Russell Warren of Concord, N. H.,
has been spending week with his
ather, John Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peck and Miss
Alice Goodale went to Middlebury re-
emily to visit Mr.. Peck's brother and |
family. He also has son in the same
slace.
Philip Hodgdon is home from his
school work at Mortified, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Smith and Mr.. |
md Mrs. Henry Smith were guests
ii i. 0. Houghton's the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houghton of |
Barre visited his father, =. O. Hough-
ION. the first of the week.
M. w. Pierce Of Arlington. Mass.
vas guest at j. NJ Southwick's last
Sunday.
There will be Old Home week serv
res at Lower Cabot church next Sun
law afternoon at three o'clock. Ey-
trybody invited. Preaching by a for
ner Cabos man.
Mrs. George Hoyt passed away at
ier home in Cabot on Wednesday,
Aug. 2. from hardening of the arter-
es. She was born in Marshfield May
II, ls47, the only daughter of Charles
". Seabury and Harriet Preston. When
wo years old, she, with her parents.
moved to Newport, where they lived |
or about eight years. after which they |
eturned to Lower Cabot. living there
tbout thirty years, till Mr.. Seabury's
leath in 1888. She attended the pub
ic schools of Cabot and a short time
il what is now Montpelier seminary,
lfter which she taught few terms in
he district schools of her home town.
n early life she became a member Of
he Methodist church in Cabot, always
aking deep and anxious interest for
Is welfare. She was worker in all
oftentimes to the limit of
Ter strength, being a constant attend
mt upon its service till within short I
lime OF her death. As Christian
Foman her first thoughts were always l
or thise about her and for the church I,
he loved, to which she gave much in
he way of self sacrifice. She was or Z
,anist in the church at the time of her \
marriage to George w. Hoyt on Sun
ay evening. March /. 1875. After mar ] {
iage almost all the rest of her life
ras passed on the farm. The burning n
( the home in March. 1921. was a sud
en- shock to her declining years But
he expressed hope ito live long /
nongh to get into the new house,
vhich hope was realized several months
efore her death. She is survived by /,
er husband, one son. and one daugh-
rr, Mrs. r. C. Brimblecombe. The flu .
eral was held at her late home Satur :
ay, Aug. 5. her pastor, Rev. w. F.
I'LL. preaching from the very appro- c
rate text Of John liza, Il have fin =
he'd the work which Thou ga,est me :
0 do" and was assisted by a former
aston, Rev. F. +. Currier. Burial was
! the family lot in Cabot village Gem !,
terry.