St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-16
WEST CONCORD.
DeatE, of Miss Hubbard.

Death of Miss Hubbard.
Miss Caroline S. Hubbard who ha
been i'll for several weeks died Frida,
evening. She was born in August. 1888
Her lie since she was about IL years OLE
has been spent here and large circle o
friends will mourn the loss OF one held il
high esteem by all. Funeral services
were held at the home Monday at II
O'Clock, Rev. A. c. Fuller officiating
Miss Hubbard was the daughter of Ase
Hubbard. Her grandfather, Judge DaviC
Hibbard. moved to Concord in the year
1899 and throughout the century just
closed never has the town been without
voters by the name of Hubbard belonging
to this family. A part of the time several
of that name and family have resided in
town. Since the removal of her brother
David to St. Johnsbury a few months
ago she has been the only member of the
family residing here. Besides her brother
she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ellen Rich
ards and Mrs. Hattie Page, both of Bos.
ton.
Ofic rs Installed.
The officers of Red Clover Lodge D. oil
R. were installed last week Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Sarah Bingham: Noble
Grand, Viola Stacy; vice grand, Laura
Woodbury.; secretary, Sarah Bingham
treasurer, Edith Brooks; past grand,
Ella Gee; chaplain, Mrs. L. ]. Zero; con-
ductor, Ida Richards; warden, Emma
Currier; r. A. S., Isabel Dodge; L. A. S
Amanda Hill r. S. N. G., Henry Gee; L.
S. N. G., c. L Stacy; R. S. V. G., Warner
Bingham; L. S. V. g.. Fred Dodge; |. G.,
Mary Chapman; o. g., George Chap
man; organist, Maude May.
Silas Bonett who has been ill for the
past three weeks with typhoid fever died
last Wednesday. Funeral services were
held at Arthur Bakers where he has
been cared for through his sickness.
George Hutchinson who was formerly
in business here died at Colebrook, N. H.,
few days ago. He had been i'll for a
long time.
Albert Currier, clerk at the hotel, is
sick with pneumonia.
Henry Randall, who has been confined
to the house for several days with a
again.
Mrs. Powers who has been i'll for some
time remains about the same.
A. D. Forsaith is running the new
snow plow in the village this winter. All
appreciate it as it has long been needed,
Stanton Bonett's large dog was killed
Saturday as Friday he attempted to de.
stroy William Brewers lamb.
Rev. G. L. Story, field secretary of the
State Sunday school Association spoke
in the Methodist church Sunday morning
1t was very interesting service.
The Essex County Sunday school con.
vention will be held at Bloomfield, Ian
% %.
Mrs. Hollis of East St. Johnsbury is
visiting her sister Mrs. Will True.
The town has sold it's new issue Of
bonds to N. W. Harris & Co., the we'll.
known Boston bankers, who took the
same on and rs per cent basis. They
will pay the town treasury premium Of
about $1,000, which shows that ou1
town has a good credit in financial
circles. Notice appears elsewhere in this
paper OF the redemption OF the old bonds
and all holders of the same are requested
to present the same for payment within
80 days.
See Chase's ad. on first page. Best
cabinet photographs for $3.50 a dozen
There will be a prize spelling contest
at the Town hall, Friday evening, fol
lowed by promenade. Good music will
be furnished.
Thursday evening, January II, is the
date of the concert given by the Ladie:
Quartette, assisted by Prof. H. H. May
George E. Colby, and Frank o. French
of St. Johnsbury. The concert is to bt
given at the Town hall.