St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-29
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Death of MIR. FarrOw.
r..osl Taft Farrow, who has lived for
Isl" rears on his farm near the height
man, IVA lust over the line in Walden on
o. ' dad from Danville, died on Thursday,
the p.1 o. aged 81; the funeral was held
Ap the house Saturday and burial was in
a. A. w. cemetery at Danville Green, Rev.
tue nOarge #. Cummings officiating. Mr..
Geo,e was born in Cambridgeport,
Mnss and was the fifth of 13 children,
Nj T' If whom lived to grow up, but one OF
al 'ho,n now survives-Theodore. at the
WAT aot age OF 90 and a resident of Peach
sl Mr.. Farrow married Mrs. Lucy
an apn;Ier1 Cobb, whose son by a first
.marriage, George Cobb, resides in Dan
i n;iie son and daughter were the
s st of this marriage; the former
Israel T. Farrow. Jr., has always lived
LOON nnon the home place in Walden and cared
nph; bic father. who has been in feeble con-
dition for some years. :,
'' Mr. Farrow, ST., lost his wife by death
"a 1881 his daughter died in 1872 soon
after her marriage to George Borland,
o and pranddaug Inter, Lucy, died of ty.
aho;d fever in February, 1902, Is days
ptter her marriage to William Lang Of
Cabot. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrow united
With the Congregational church at Dan
rile Green, and he was at the time of his
death next to the oldest member of that
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sanborn were
called to Glover, Monday, by the serious
illness of their grand daughter, Theada
Calderwood.
Herman Osgood, who has been quite
III the past week, is able to be out again
W. 7. Hopkins has sold the remainde,
This farm near here. Is acres to Harvey
burbank for $237 and 40 acres to Viii
liam Mccormick tor $3.50.
William Shiers made short business
trip to Troy, N. Y, last week.
Mrs. S. O. Morse has purchased Mrs
Ahal Shurtleff's house on the road t.
the depot, and expects to have quite ex
tensive repairs made on the buildings.
Warner Wiley and family of st. Johns
bury have been visiting friends in town
Mrs. A. W. Aver, who was expecte
Tuesday night, is i'll at the home OF he
sister, Mrs. Smith, in Hyde Park, Mass
and will not be here until next week.
Mrs. Charles Ranney of St Johnsbur
visited her brother, D. K. Wakefield, las
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Crane of Cabot has bee
visiting relatives here.
Josiah and John c. Nutting OF Nortl
field. Minnesota, are visiting their rel'
tives in town.
Harvey P. Barber, former Danvil
bov, now a resident of Colorado Spring
Colorado, expects to visit Danvllle
Tuly. MIR. Barber has profted by the e:
perience gained in Co. D in the Spans
American war and is now Capt. Barb
of the Colorado National Guards and b
company while upon strike duty recent
was several times fred upon.
Newell Whitney of Wocott has be-
visiting at W. O. Stratton's.
Lyndon Arnold commenced Mond;
N to re6nish the interior OF the library.
Tohn Kelly and family are moving in
one OF the tenements in the Eaton hou
recently purchased by Dr. Carter.
W. ellis and Isaac Colby have G
u tered into business partnership. Th
U will put in a line OF grain and feed al
u agricultural implements at once usi
n the basement of the S. 0. Morse sto
Messrs. ellis and Colby plan to sell We
low and for cash only.
Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald and daught
N Gladys return this week from visit WI
d relatives in Lacona.
The Epworth League OF the Method
church will hold a May Day social
Friday evening Of this week at the chui
parlors. Literary exercises approprli
to the day are being arranged tor
refreshments OF ice cream and cake
be served. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. R. ]. Cook returned Friday FRI
visit with friends in Littleton. \
and Mrs. Simms, who had charge OF
store during her absence, have return
to Ryegate.
The Village Improvement Associate
will hold a promenade concert at
town hall Friday evening, May L. Mt
by Paul's orchestra.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert, who has been Ill
gaining slowly.
Mrs. Charles Wilson celebrated
18th birthday Saturday of last W
very pleas anty. Her son and daugh
with their family took tea with her
the occasion proved most enJoya
one.
Mrs. Charles Bell of Walden and N
lula Bell of Littleton, visited at N
Emily Davis and at Mrs. George
Davis last week,
Mrs. A. W. Heath and children b
returned fir On visit to her brother, il
Bailey, at West Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Harris OF St Jol
bury spent Sunday at W. 0. Stratton
Millgan Nolan OF Ryegate spent
day with Guy Rowe.
Road Commissioner H. B. Ward
menced work on the roads Mon
morning.
The schools in the village will cI
Friday, that the teachers may att
the state teachers institute at Peachs