St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-17

winter, but her last sickness had beer
only little more than week. Mon
day she appeared better, but died very
suddenly Tuesday morning. Her funeral
was held at her late home in the village
Thursday afternoon, Rev A. F. Walch OF
St Johnsbury attending A quartette
: from Lyndonvile furnished music. Mr..
Brockway had the funeral in charge.
The large house was well filled with
friends who had known her for so many
years. Mrs. Warren was born in Rye
gate, 90 years ago, the third daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Thomas. The
family moved to East Burke, when she
was few years old. They kept the
hotel in the village while Mr. Thomas
lived. When Isabel was 10 or IA years
old Mr. Thomas died suddenly of heart
| trouble leaving five daughters and one
son. When Isabel was "a years old she
married Jesse Marshall who lived in the
north part of Burke. She lived with him
and cared for his family for 30 years or
more. After Mr.. Marshall died she came
to this village to live. About II years
ago she married L. W. Warren of this |
village, who died several years ago.
Two years ago Mr.. Warren's Youngest
son Ernest married granddaughter of
Jesse Marshall, Alice Marshall and they
have since lived with her. She has had
the best of care. during her i'll health.
Mrs Warren has left two sisters, Mrs.
Luclna Smith of Amesbury, Mass. and
Mrs. Arvilla Scales ofSt. Paul, MINI
and many nephews and nieces. Her
oldest sister, Mrs. Curtis Frasier of East
Burke, died very suddenly last August.
Mrs. Warren went to Amesbury Mass,
asst fall to visit her sister and other
'elatives, and came home in November.
She was not very well then and has
lever been as well since, though she has
'een out quite little through the
winter. She will be much missed among
hose with whom she was associated,
nd by her neighbors. Her remains
re placed by the side of Mr. Marshall. r.
Friend after friend departs. f.
Who has not lost friend, II
There is no union here of hearts -
That finds not here an end D.
The following floral tributes were very VI
eautiful: Pillow, Mother" Mr.. and
Irs l.. J. Warren; crescent. Village I'M al
-ovement Society; pillow, Daughters of ey
ebekah; carnations, Relief Corps; roses,
r. and Mrs. B. H. Marshall; carna- ne
ons, Carrie Marshall; Gala lilies, Mr..
I'd Mrs. W. E. Gaskell carnations, n
RS ANNE Mordaunt; carnations, Mr.. e.
I'd Mrs. X. w. Densmore; carnations =
r. and Mrs. D. R. Densmore; carna. "
ons, Mrs. Fannie Sargent. -
The schools will commence this week.
young lady from Barton will teach in al
lower grade, and gentleman from st
anklin county in the higher grade. al
Mrs Varney, who has been in St. re
hnsbury since last fall, is to come to su
rs. Emma Ways, to assist her. TO
Mrs. Matte Parker is now stopping in
e village. Q FIJI
Mrs. DR.. Jenkins has been having a II
ry. serious time for the past few weeks,
t it is hoped that she is now on the in
in.
Kew; and Mrs. Sweet are to spend this
EEK in st. Johnsbury at the Methodist Ii
inference. All very much hope that he C
IL be returned another year. He is HI
ry much liked by everyone. His wife w
been IN very poor health since coming &C
re, and has been in a hospital in Bos, 1t
n, nearly all winter. She is now on Pr
e gain
sugar makers are very busy, and are
lking much sugar about here.
The milliners are both to have their
enings the remaining days of this
elk.
talph Roundy and Perley Hall, who
We been working in Wilder for several
nths, were at home over Sunday.
;; Leanie, who was formerly employed I
he Hiclie tin shop, but who has been wi
greensboro, the past year, was here SCI
week: He is now working in tin roc
'p at Hardwick die