St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-03-07
St. Iohnsbury Center.


The following notice OF the death OF
Mrs. Henry Stanley, of which brief men,
ton was made last week, is taken from
the Lynn. Mass, Item, of February "a.
Mrs. Charles Cobb of this placeis sister
of the deceased and SIas S. Bartlett of
Providence, a brother. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Congregational
church here last week Tuesday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. hoffman. The floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful.
Mrs. Chloe Bartlett Stanley, wife of
Henry Stanley, passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur F.
Kelley, this morning, aged 70 years,
months and % days. She came to Lynn
early in May to visit her daughter, but
the infrmities of old age overlook her
and she was unable to return. She was
born in Waterford, VT, but her home
was in St. Johusbury, where she was a |
member of the First Congregational
church. and active in the work OF the W.
C. T. u Four years ago, Feb. S, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley celebrated their golden
wedding here. She leaves besides her
husband. three daughters, Mrs H. c.
Haskins, OF Newark, N. J., Mrs. James
Huston, of Maiden, and Mrs. Kelley.
There will be an entertainment at the
Congregational church next Friday
evening Miss Bernice Webb OF New
port will give readings. There will be
farce and other exercises by the young
people OF the church. Supper from to
100. Admission 15c.
The sewing circle of the Universaist
society will meet with Mrs. George Hal
lett on Friday afternoon. S
Wide Awake Grange will have sugar
party and social at their hall on Thurs -
day evening. Every one is invited to :,
come. A small admission will be charged.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety held tea meeting with Mrs S. K. N
Huse last Tuesday afternoon. "
Chas OIcutt has returned from Law
renee, Mass, where he has been having e.
cancer on his face treated. He is re- -
ported nearly WELL ye
Mrs. E. H. Hallett is gaining.
A company of young people met at the ut
-eSidence OF L. B. Brown the 9th, to a
celebrate the 18th birthday of their
laughter Edna. After having spent a h.
pleasant evening and wishing her many Nv
ldppC iCluluS vi TUG udN, TIC | .
'arty broke up, leaving some valuable
PRESENTS and sum OF money. ho
Mr.. Dempsey of St. Johnsbury will on
peak to the children at the Methodist y:
hurch next Sunday afternoon at $50. a.
he Junior League cordially invite all l
he children OF the village to be present. Da
George Paige expects to move to St. mo
ohnsbury this week. aft
The fourth quarterly conference OF the T
fethodist church will meet at the vestry =,
n Thursday afternoon. 1t is hoped Jo'
here will be a good attendance. by
Horace Brockway died Monday night las
fter d long illness. He was 67 years ]
Id and leaves wife. The funeral will !, Z
. held on Thurrday afternoon. Mr.. 80
rockway had long been resident of wa
lis village. U.
Mr.. Butler having built some good +
de walks in this village, January IS, on
1856, asked the citizens what they lar
ould give towards building a snow g..
ow, with which they might be kept in ioi
st class condition through the winter. N
subscription paper was started and Bos
day as he reads the names OF 81 citi- chm
ms giving from fifty cents to one dol 49,
r each, he is thankful for their gifts for INC
th the pillow he built we have had good N
alks ever since not excepting the time i'll a
the last hard storm. But he is not mot
lite satisfied with the make of that -,
wv and is now about to build another oee'
lich he thinks will beat any other lesc
wv ever made. 81