St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-25
RECENT DEATHS.



Mrs. Patrick Banahan died at tbt
home OF her son, John J. Banahan, Mon
day morning, February 16 She wa:
born in Ireland SO years ago, and came
to this country nearly three years ago
making her home with this son for the
past two years. She was the mother OF
10 children, eight OF whom are living
Mrs. Della Flood, Michael Banahan,
Mrs. Dennis o Keee, OF this place. Mrs.
Owen Toher of St. Johnsbury Cent?
Mrs. Sarah Flood OF L,ndonville; Mrs.
John Broderick of Barre, and Mrs. Ellen
o Keefe of Bos on, but who is al present
in the south and was unable to be pres
ent at the funeral. The Others of the
family were all present Mrs. Banahan
was formerly Mary Morris, and was
marie d to Mr.. Banahan 65 years ago.
The funeral was held from St. Aloysius
church Thursday morning, Rev. j. A.
Lynch officiating.
Mrs. Charles Roy died at st. Johnsbury
Hospital, Saturday, after an illness of
about two months, with complication
of diseases, during which time she has
been great sufferer. Mrs. Roy was for
merly Maud A. Lizotte, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lizotte, and is survived
by her husband and three small children.
She was 81 years of age and was mar
.al d., .ah Fol
ruary Is The family have the sympa-
thy OF MANY friends. The funeral was
held from Notre Dame church Tuesday
morning.
Thibodeau.
George, the five months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Thibodeau, died Friday,
as the result OF an illness with pneumo-
MIA. The funeral was held from Notre
Dame church Sunday.
Bedard.
Mrs. Louise, wife of Joseph Bedard,
died at her home on Clark avenue, Sun
day morning, of diabetes, having been
in poor health for the past 10 years
She was born in Chambly, P. Q, and
came here 33 years ago. She is survived
by her husband five daughters and four
sons. The funeral was held at Notre
Dame church Yesterday morning, Rev. !.
A. Boissonnault officiating. The bear
FRS were N. Boucher, Belanger, /. La
oranche and c. Dumas.
Albee.
Mrs. Simeon Albee, died at the home 0
her son, at Wakefield, Mass, Friday,
February 20. She was born in Water
ford, September 8, 1918 her maiden
name being Arabel Gaskell, and she came
to St. Johnsbury East with her parents,
where they lived for some time, moving
rom there to East Charleston. When
quite young she was married to Mr. AL
ole and went to St. Johnsbury Center to
i've about 80 years ago. where she has |
made her ! ONE until the past few years,
when she had spent the winter with her
son Alexander in Wakefield and her sum-
ners at her home at the Center. Mrs. |
Albee was woman of a very chez rful
always making those around |
her happy and will be greatly missed by
many friends. She leaves two sis ers,
Mrs. George Stiles of Waterford and Mrs. |
Graham of Littleton and brother, Gus
Inc Gaskell also of Litlleton; two sons,
Joseph and Alexander Abee of Wake.
ield, Mass; and five grandchildren, Mrs.
R. E. Anthony of Tarrytown, N. Y, Mrs
Henry LeValley of Hardwick, and Mrs.
E. E. Sargent, Mrs. E. W. Fuller and
Mrs. James Walker OF this town. The
body was brought to Mrs. Fuller's Mon
lay and the funeral was held from there
yesterday afternoon, Rev. A. F. Walch
Harlow
Mrs. Annie T., widow of Levi c. Har-
low, died at Four Corners, Saturday |
night, after a four weeks illness with |
bronchitis, and the funeral was bel |
Tuesday afternoon. She leaves two |
sons, Edward H., and John T., both of
This town.