Good Morning!

Not a bad day here. We aren't shedding our jackets just yet as the temp is in the 40's and there is a brisk breeze out there. With snow in some pockets in the hills, things are being kept cool.

I have a couple of things to report that may be of interest:

Cabot Public Library Renovations are skewing library services:

Library Closed Tuesday, May 6; Limited Service May 8 — May 23 in the Computer/Reading Room only. The main library room will be closed.
A selection of books, video and audio books for adults and children will be available in the computer/reading room. Internet Access and Interlibrary Loan will be available.

Hours: Tuesday 1– 7, Thursday 3-6,
Friday 9-12 & 3-6 and Saturday 9-2

We appreciate your patience while we renovate our library shelving. If you have questions call
Connie at 563-2721, or email at cabotlibrary@yahoo.com

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SUNDAY MAY 4TH AT CABOT UNITED CHURCH

Beginning at 10:30 this Sunday morning: the special music of Ellie & Susannnah Blachly, Bruce Wescott & otherswill make this a memorable morning. At 11:45, following the service, Bothfeld farm will host its annual community SUGAR ON SNOW PARTy while the Faith In Action COMMUNITY NURSE [RN] will be offering free health screenings and health issues counseling. Everyone is always welcome!

For information phone 563-2278

I want to let you see the contrast from the beginning of this week to today. I took the first picture on Tuesday, and Fred took the second one this morning after he had visited Otto, Jamie & Marie's puppy.

Otto has a bit of coon hound in him (can you tell?) and has a big, booming voice! He greets everyone enthusiastically. He's a great pup and we think he'll develop into a really big dog when he gets his full growth. I think he's around six months old now and his voice is still developing - along with the rest of him. He won't be a hunting dog, but I expect he'll have lots of Joe's Pond experiences this summer, and a far different life from his ancestors.