History of Cabot, Vermont, USA

Cabot, Vermont
Caledonia county. On the height of land between Onion and Connecticut rivers. "The Plain" is delightfully situated, having the Green and White mountains in prospect. Several branches of the Onion river water this town and afford it some water power. Here is Jo and Molly's pond, and a sulphur spring. The surface is broken and hard, but good for sheep, of which about 6,000 are reared. The town was first settled in 1785. The first females who came here came on snow-shoes. This is the birth place of Zerah Colburn, the celebrated mathematician. Cabot lies 12 miles N.E. from Montpelier, and bounded E. by Danville. Population, 1830, 1,304.

Caledonia Co. This towm lies on the heiirht of land between Winooski and Connecticut Rlvers. "The Plain" is delightfully situated, having the ' Green and White Mountains in prospect. Several branches of the Winooski River water this town, and afford it some water power. Here is Jo and Molly's Pond, and a sulphur spring. The surface is broken and hard, but good for sheep. This is the birth place of the late Zerah Colburn, the celebrated mathematician.

Boundaries. North by Walden. east by Danville and Peacham, south by Marshfield, and west by Monroe.

First Settlers. The settlement of this town was commenced on what is called Cabot Plain, in April, 1785, by James Bruce, Edmund Chapman, Jonathan Heath and Benjamin Webster, with their families. The females came into the town on snowshoes, and were obliged to suffer many privations and hardships.

Productions of the Soil. Wheat, 3,383 bushels-, Indian corn, 1,768 bushels; potatoes 70.487 bushels; hay, 4,489 tons; maple sugar,...

Cabot, a post-township of Caledonia county, Vermont, 12 miles N. E. from Montpelier. Population, 1356.

CABOT, a township of Caledonia co., in the state of Vermont, U.S., 20 m. NE of Montpelier, drained by the head-streams of the Onion river and its tributaries of the Connecticut. Its surface, which is hilly, is chiefly pasture. Pop. in 1840, 1,440.

A Gazetteer of the World: Or, Dictionary of Geographical Knowledge, Volume 2 Publisher A. Fullarton, 1859

Cabot, a post-village of Washington co, Vt., in Cabot township, about 18 miles N.E. of Montpelier. It has 3 churches, a woollen-mill, and a carriage factory. Pop of the township, 1279.

A high school was opened at Cabot Monday, August 21, with twenty-four students. There had been no plan for a formal opening, but thirty-six people interested in seeing the new school start, were present.

Cabot, a post-village of Washington co., Vt-., in Cabot township (town), about 18 miles NE. of Montpelier. Pop. in 1900, 226 ; of the town, 1126.

Cabot Creamery Cooperative:
Start your journey with a visit to the Cabot Creamery Cooperative. Indulge in a tour of their cheese-making facilities, where you can witness the art of crafting Vermont's world-famous cheddar. Don't forget to sample the various cheeses they have – it's a dairy lover's paradise.

Cabot Village Store:
Stroll through the Cabot Village Store, a classic country store that's been serving the community since 1850. You'll find local crafts, Vermont maple syrup, and a friendly atmosphere. It's the perfect spot to pick up some souvenirs or a snack for your explorations.

Cabot Hiking Trails:
For those who love the great outdoors, Cabot offers several hiking trails with breathtaking views. Check out the Cabot Town Forest Trails for a mix of easy and moderate hikes. The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons, so whether you visit in the lush greenery of summer or the vibrant colors of fall, you're in for a treat.

Cabot Historical Society Museum:
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