St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-04-25
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDONVlLLE.
Death of Mrs. Park.

Mrs. Judith Park whose illness was
noted last week, died at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Miller, last week
Tuesday evening, at the age of eighty
years and eleven months. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon at her late
home, Rev. E. V. Stevens, officiating, as
sisted by Rev. c. E. Tedford. Several
beautiful selections were sung by the
Ladies quartette. She was buried at
Lyndon Centre. She has been married
twice, her first husband being Mr.. STAN
ford. Two sons of this marriage survive
her, Charles Stanford of Bangor, Me-,
and Gordon Stanford of Boston. She
hadl one daughter, Laura Park, who died
many years ago when young lady.
All of the delegates elected at the Re-
publican caucus to the Republican state
coventions attended the same, with the
exception of c. M. Darling who sent c.
T. Walter in his place.
Sias Randall of Farnham, P. O., has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. James
Randall, and his sister.
Miss Nellie Mccain is seriously i'll.
Miss Susan Cannawav is assisting
Miss Addie NJ. Hubbard in her dress
makers shop.
H. c. Lord is visiting relatives in
Kennebunk, Maine.
Miss Grace Stuart. book-keeper at the
Journal office, is very i'll with typhoid
fever at her home in West Burke.
David Wood of Sheffield and Mrs.
Lorestine Chandler were married the
first of last week. They are living in
one of c. J. Bundy's houses on Main
street.
Miss Annie Hosmer who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Richard Hurst, went to Morris
vile Friday. She is to teach at East
Fairfield the coming term.
Beatrice Ouilette has the measels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburu, who were mar
ried at Barre April II spent Thursday
4 and Friday in town, the guests of Mrs.
A. L. Finney. Mrs. Coburn will be re-
4 membered as Miss Cora Cook who was
stenographer and typewriter for the
Dairy Medicine Co. two years ago.
4 A large number of little folks consist
u ing of the Episcopal choir boys and their
u little girl friends were invited to 7. N.
q Wallis sugar orchard Saturday and were
n very pleasantly entertained there by Mrs.
Il 7. N. and Mrs. l. @. Vail. They were
Il conveyed to the sugar-place in D. M.
u SlIsby's four seated carriage.
n A span of horses owned by D. M. Silsby
n ran away with their driver, while they
n were attached to a dump-cart last Satur-
q day. They started here aud ran to the
y Centre and then up round the square by
the creamery and were finally stopped at
x the stable. No damage was done.
II Mrs. Charles Lewsey has been visiting
VI her sister, Mrs. Herman D. Chapman at
u Sutton.
Arthur Stewart is at home for two
n weeks vacation.
ii George Thompson has moved from
n Mrs. Hoyt's house on Main street to
V Charles Darling's house on South street.
& Mrs. Daniel Huutley is at West Burke
N caring for her daughter, Mrs. Ward
Y Noyes, who is quite ill with typhoid
Y fever.
Isl The members of the Universalist church
were given sugar party, free gratis, at
their vestry last Thursday evening.
Kingsley Mitchell of Sutton is working
& Tor A. P. Sleeper, painting.
{. A. Squires has given up the restaur-
ant business and has torn out the parti-
y tons that separated the dining room
from the store. He is to adopt the cash
system in his grocery business.
Mrs. Betsy Hartwell is quite sick at
her neice's, Mrs. Curt Hill.
Editor B. U. Wells started for North
II Carolina the first of last week and will
spend a few weeks at Southern Pines,
and also visit several southern cities.
~ Miss Anna Mccain spent few days
"a last week with friends at Barton.
Mrs. Albert Smith is caring for Mrs.
s. Bertha Brockway at West Bvrke.
Mrs. Stella Mower, of Pompanoosuc,
visited her brother, w. S. Eastman, last
# week.
Harry May, of West Concord, is giving
"a private instruction in vocal music to
4 several here.
Miss Geneva Wilmot spent several days
q at Barton last week visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. William Brown.
The fourth entertainment in the Good
nIetmplars' lecture course was given last
thursday evening by Rev. q. A. Downey
M VINO spoke on alcohol and its effects
upon the body, making several expert
nents by way of illustration. The next
lecture will be by Rev. E. V. Stevens
upon his European trip and will be given
# IN about, two weeks.