St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-31
At DanYille.

Nfrc Ella Roberts who has been stop
ding at A. c. McLean's left Tuesday for
California.
Mrs. Jennie Walch is visiting relatives
in Barre
Miss Hattie Choate is visiting Mrs.
Elsie Merrill in Peacham.
Miss Laura Dana of Peacham is visit
ING at !. E. Tinkers.s
Flora Woodward is visiting friends in
St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Horace Rowe and Mrs Henry
pace attended the funeral of Mrs. Icha-
bod Rowe at Peacham, Saturday, and
CIV Rowe was home from Norwich Uni
versity, called by the death of Mrs.
Death of Mr.. ingalls,.
Charles Ingalls, died at Brightlook
Hospital, St. Johnsbury, Thursday night,
rom the effects of shock he suffered
Tuesday. He was born in Danville,
Sentenber 8, 1888, and was the son of
Samuel and Marion Rankin Ingalls,, be-
ing the Youngest in family of ten chill
dren. He was married to Melonie N.
Nichols, December 9, 1868. To them
two children were born, son Samuel
Nichols and daughter, Mrs Marion
Worcester Tinker both of Danville. Mr..
Ingalls, had until the last few years been
actively engaged in business affairs He
was for many years in trade in Danville,
during which time he also bought and
sold real estate very successfully. He
was owner at one time of the Danville
block at st. Johnsbury and sold it to A.
L, Bailey, the present owner. In 1887
he sold out his Vermont interests and
went to Los Angeles, seeking invest
ments, but came home without invest
ing. Soon after he went to Washing
ton, where he bought real estate in Seat
tie and Spokane. His investments there
were very successful for time, but
severe shock of appoplexy left him una
bic to attend to them at the critical
period and in the end they proved unfor-
tunate. He was deputy sheriff for a long
term of years, and his experience and
legal knowledge made him very efficient.
He was a life long democrat and active
in the party organization, serving during
Cleveland's term as one of the county
democratic committee. Mr.. Ingalls, was
a member of Washburn Lodge F. and A.
NJ, Palestine Commandery Knights
Templar of st. Johnsbury, Mt. Sinai
Temple of the Mystic Shrine, and of Da-
mon Lodge Knights of Pythias. He had
been great sufferer from sickness dur
ing large portion of his life. When a
young man he was i'll for several years,
being confined to his bed for over year.
Later in life he suffered two shocks and
for the past few years had been in very
poor health. About ten days ago he
went to Brightlook Hospital, where he
was in hopes to receive benefit but suf
fering a shock on Tuesday morning, all eff
forts were unavailing. He leaves beside
his wife and children one brother, Albert
L. Ingalls,, of this village. The funeral
was held at his late home Sunday after
noon at two o'clock, Kew. George H.
Cummings officiating at the house, and
Rev. Chester Brown at thegrave. There
were many beautiful flowers among
them being floral emblem from Wash
burn Lodge. The members of Washburn
Lodge F. and A. M, marched in body
to the cemetery. Among those present
from out of town were B. D. Hartshorri,
Charles Weeks and George Hooker of st.
Johnsbury.
Death of Mrs. Pettingill.
Mrs. Matte Stocker Pettingill died at
the home of her father, Sunday, October
2S. She was born in Danville in June,
1885, and was the daughter OF George
and Mary Kittredge Stocker. In Octo-
Der, 1908, she was united in marriage to
Ned Pettingill Two children have been
born to them daughter, Esther May,
and a son, Edmund. Mrs. Pettingill
was member of the Congregational
church and of the Christian Endeavor
society, which affiliations she valued
highly. Mr. Pettingill has the sympathy
of everyone in his affection. The funeral
will be held at the Congregational
church today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Roy of West
Barnet visited at Robert Vance's last
week.
There was largely attended meeting
of Pomona Grange, Saturday, the Dan
vile Grange serving dinner. Ex-Gov-
ernor Charles Bell and Misses Adine and
Jennie Bell of Walden were present.
Mrs. Emma Kemp of Bath, N. H., is
the guest of Mrs. N. c. B. Haviland.
The first entertainment in the Village
Improvement Association Course comes
Friday evening and viii be a concert by
1.-THE Ariel Ladies Quartette at Boston, "
Miss Helen M. Donovan, first soprano
and accompanist; Miss Kathleen Leavitt,
second soprano and violinist; Miss Alza-
leen Sampson, first alto; Miss Mae A.
Dickinson, second alto.
Mrs. lanes Stevens, Mrs. Nelson Dole,
and Mrs. H. S. Dole, were at Montpelier
last week taking in the festivities of
ladies week.
A very pleasant affair was progress
sive dinner party served on Monday
evening at the homes of Miss Ada Sturde
want, Mrs. Sam Currier, Mrs. {. E.
Libbey, Mrs. w. c. Cheever, Miss Worm.
wood and Mrs. Marshall Stocker.
The deer hunting season proved very
unsuccessful. OF the large number OF
hunters who went out from here
not one secured a deer Only one deer
was killed in town this year as far as
known, and that was secured by Henry
Harvey of St. Johnsbury on Ora
Drew's farm.
The union services will commence
Thursday evening under the direction OF