St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-26
LYNDON.
Death of Miss Martha Noyes

The entire community were greatly
| shocked and saddened to hear OF the sud-
den death of Miss Martha Moves, who
died of pneumonia at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Noyes.
Wednesday morning. Miss Noyes had
| not been in robust health, but with tie
exception of hard cold seemed as WILL
as usual until about IL hours before her
death, She had performed share of the
household duties and engaged in all her
usual activities until Tuesday evening,
but after that time unfavorable symp.
toms developed rapidly and care and
medicine were unavailable. Miss Noyes
was born in South Wheelock, July 7,
1882, but the most OF her childhood and
youth were spent in Lyndon. She pos.
sessed a kind and affectionate disposition
and was beloved by large circle of
| young friends. As member OF the
Daughters OF Libei ty and of the Sunshine
Society as well as of the Congregational
| Sunday school she was Efficient and help.
| iul but it is in the home and by her par
ents and four brothers that she will be
most sadly missed. The funeral services
on Saturday afternoon called together a
large number of people. The services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev. w.
c. Clark, and the Daughters OF Liberty.
A profusion OF beautiful flowers from so.
cieties and individuals attested to the es-
TEEN OF "a great number OF friends and
| relatives.
Laducer.
Clara Worthy, wife of the late Michael
Laducer, died at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles Fisher, at Red Village
last Tuesday. Mrs. Laducer was the
daughter OF Evan and Mary Worthy
Ordway and was born at Warner, N. H.,
Nov. 10, 1928, and married to Michael
LaGucer in Jan. 1916. They lived in
Concord. N. N, seven years and in West
Lebanon nearly as long. About tie year
1860 they bought farm in Kirby living
there six years. Thirty nine years ago
they bought place at Red Village,
which has been her home ever since and
where her husband died Nov. %, 1880.
Early last April Mrs. Laducer suffered a
fracture OF the hip from which she par
TALLY recovered. but with lessened vital
ity and she did not appear to be failing
until few days before her death. She
was the mother of seven children, five
girls and two boys, six Of whom are liv-
ing, Clara. Mrs. Charles FL. Johnson of
Concord, N. H.; Fannie, Mrs. Charles D..
Fisher and Bion H., both of Red Village;
| Jennie, Mrs. w. B. Campion of East
Haven; Helen, Mrs. John L. Campion,
and George K, of Lyndon. The funeral
services were held Friday afternoon at
Mrs. Fishers and were attended by Rev.
l. w. Mclaughlin OF Lyndonville. Mrs.
Laducer will long be remembered as
good mother and a kind neighbor.
Rev. William Shaw went to Groton
Thursday to attend the funeral services
of Mrs. Hough, wife of Rev. A. J. Hough.
Mrs. Ella Smith OF St. Johnsbury re-
turned home Friday having spent few
days with her cousin, Mrs. E. c. Morse.
MIR. and Mrs. Dexter of New York City
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Will
Grant.
Capt. ]. S. Thompson returned Mon.
day from three days visit to his sister
in Danvile.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw went Tuesday to Con-
necticut to spend ten or twelve days oil
his vacation. He will be absent only one
Sunday.
D. F. McFee has engaged to work in
the new creamery at West Barnet begin
ming Monday and will move his family
there soon. We are very sorry to lose
these young people from our community.
It is expected that Rev. c. w. Kelley OF
Lunenburg will begin holding children g
meetings here Monday, October 7th, to
continue only few days. Il
The ladies of the Methodist society
will serve hash supper at the vestry,
Friday evening from 6 o'clock until all
are served. Music, games, etc., will be
provided so that all may spend the eve
ming pleasantly.
| H. P. Bradley has advertised to sell his
stock of cattle, hogs and 100 tons of hay
next Saturday. e
The Sunshine society and Others gave
Capt. and Mrs. J. S. Thompson sur
prise last Monday evening carrying re-
freshments and presenting them with a
sum of money In token OF their regard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have lived in
this village about % years and are now
about to leave us to 60 to their children
in the west and having rented their
house they will sell part of their house.
hold goods at auction, Thursday after.
noon.
Mrs. E. E. Bailey is critically i'll. Mrs
Sarah Colby is caring for her.
| Aleck Aldrich's little boy has been dan.
gerously i'll the past week, but seems to
be improving now.
Mrs. Hattie Trefren is very much bet
ter.
Nee NouoheV hos haau o,,;te c;ck for c