St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-02-21
pRACHAM.

mis-, MdIletld AldIh II uSoSh uiSd
Wednesday morning, Feb. IA, at her
home at East Peacham, after an illness OF
about two and a haltyears, and the funeral
was held Friday afternoon, Rev. K.
Williams officiating. Mrs. Trussell was
the eldest daughter of Thomas and
Marietta (Blanchard) Clark and was
born in August, 1874. She was married
three times Her first husband, Edgar
Hurd, died at Lowell, Mass, when she
was a young woman. Augustus Wal
bridge died in 1881 and she was married
to Jacob Trussel about Is years ago.
She brought up and educated the orphan
daughters of her sister Margaret, and
was kind neighbor in times of sickness.
She united with the Congregational
church last March. One sister, Mrs.
Nettie Barnard, and one brother James,
survive her.
The following books have been pro-
cured for the Juvenile Library The Boy
Lincoln, W.. o Stoddard; The Man and
the Hour, Thanet Theodore Roosevelt
Citizen, Riis; With Flash Light and Rifle,
Schillings; In the Heart OF the Canadian
Rockies, Outram; The Young Man and the
World, Beveridge; The Wood Fire in No.
Three, F. Hopknson Smith; Hector, My
Dog, Young; Pudd'n Head Wilson,
Twain; Editorial Wild Oats, Twain; The
House of Mirth, Wharton; The Storm
Center, Craddock; Pole Barker, Harden;
The Prospector, Conner; Sauna, Waller;
The Northerner, Davis; The Long Day,
Davis; The Gambler, Thurston; The Rose
of the River, Wiggin; Sherlock Holmes,
Conan Doyle; The Summer on the ST..
Lawrence, Ray; That Preston Girl,
Rhodes; The Bread Winner, Rhodes; -Four
in Camp, Barbour; For the Honor OF the
School, Barbour; The School House in
the Woods. Plympton; The Court of
Boyville, White The Boys book of In,
ventions, Baker.
Rev. Henry Higley from Castleton has
been visiting his college friend and
cousin, Rev. and Mrs. !. X. Williams.
Miss Annie Williams has Just returned
from ten days visit at Springfield and
Windsor.
Ralph Hay from Sheffield is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard from Barton
aud Mrs. Ethel Cambridge, from Salem
Mass, were in town last week to attend
Mrs. Trussell's funeral.
, Rev. ]. X. Williams aud Dea. and Mrs
Harvey spent couple of days at ST.
Johnsbury last week and attended the
: installation of Rev. DR.. Edward D.
; Eaton.
There will be business meeting of the
Church Aid society, Tuesday, Feb. 81
at 2 p. m, with Miss Lydia Strobridge
: The mumps have made their appear
snce in town. Fred Kimball and Inc
Hunt are among its present victims.
Miss Eunice Hunt has returned to he
home from the Sanitarium at Concord
n. H. Her friends will be glad to hea
: that her lung is pronounced all right.
The spring term of the Academy wi
begin Tuesday. The winter term close
D. Friday with a speaking contest. TT
following program was rendered
: Piano duet, Katherine Hooker and Rub
z Morrison; "Nesuvius and the Egyptian
I Clarence Adams; THE Church Organ
Z Mary Clement; 81. A. Garfield" Boy
I Shields; 1.-THE Last Banquet" Kat
4 Abbott; vocal music, double quartet
/ Culture 10 Emergencies" Charles Or
4 How Girls Study Latin" Mabel Chan
4 Ter; unknown Rider" Merton Badge
Z THE Belle of Atri," Louise Blanchar
/ piano solo, katherine Hooker; voc
Il duet Mauory Guthrie and Joar
4 Guthrie The prizes were awarded
4 Boyd Shields and Katie Abbott, t
latter one Of the freshman class.
1 Gordon Wallace from St. Johnsbury
spending a few weeks with his aut
Mrs. Fred Pollard.
Presiding Elder F. W. Lewis preach
4 at the Methodist church Sunday even
3 at union meeting.
Gard of Thanks.
I We wish to extend our thanks to
the neighbors and friends who have be
so kind to us and to the one who b
gone from our number.
JAcoB TRUssELL,
JAMES P. CLARK,
MRS. john BARNARD,
n MRS. JoHN WILSON,
EDWARD b. DAcK,
Mrs. CHARLES H. CAMBRIDGE
NATHANIEL B. TRUssELL,
WILLIAM TRUssELL.
Il East Peacham,
- Feb. IT, 1906.