St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-22
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.
Death of Mrs. Mabel B. GoodenOugh.-Offi-
GERS of Shepherd Pomona Grange


Mrs. Mabel Bonett Coodenough died
of pneumonia about three o'clock on the
morning of the fifteenth inst. She had
not felt we'll for several days from the
effects of severe cold, and suffering
from asthma, but did not realize her
dangerous condition until the ninth.
Dr.. Farmer was called, and with the
nurse, Miss Florence Mcdonald, did all
that could be done. but human power
could not stay the Death Angels mission.
Her father was D. c. Bonett. Her
mothers maiden name was Luela Aver.
She was born in St, Johnsbury, one of
family of IL children, six of whom are
still living. When about 10 years old,
her parents moved to Danvile, where the
years of her young womanhood were
spent On the fifteenth of August 1875,
she was united in marriage to Warren
Goodenough OF the same town. Six
years ago they bought the Alonzo
Brown homestead in this village, where
they have since lived, making many
friends. Those who knew her best, loved
her most. She leaves a husband and two
children George c.. who lives at home,
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with little. granddaughter too young
70 know her loss. An aged father and
mother with brothers and sisters sur
vive her. The funeral services were on
Saturday afternoon at the house con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Gilbert of Passump.
sic, assisted by Rev. J. X. Kilbourne of
this place. The singing was by Atwood's
Quartette of st. JohnSbury. The house
was filled with sympathizng friends. The
flowers were many and very beautiful.
The burial was in the cemetery on the
hill
Shepherd Pomona Grange No. q held
its annual meeting at Green Mountain
hall. Wednesday evening and elected the
following officers for the coming year
Master. NJ. D. Park; oyerseer, c. N.
Whitney lecturer, E. H. Hallett; secre-
tary, Carl Jones, Lyndon; steward, Wal
ter Hall; assistant steward, A. B. Col
BATH treasurer, Will Way, Lyndon
chaplain, Mrs. M. D. Park; gate keeper.
Charles Bradley; Ceres, Mildred Cade,
st. Johnsbury; Pomona, Bertha Salmon;
Flora, Hazel lenness; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. A. B. Goliath.
Mr.. Badger of Wells River and Miss
Mary Sterling OF st. Johnsbury were the
guests of Mrs. Edgar Fuller last week.
Miss Mabelle Greenwood, who has
been teaching at Hardwick has returned
home to spend Christmas.
At the meeting of the Vermont State
Grange held in Burlington, E. ii. Hallett
of Wide Awake Grange, was elected State
Lecturer, in the place of Mason 5. Stone,
resigned.
The following officers were elected at
Green Mountain Grange No 1: Master,
Edward Gray; overseer, NJ. c. Perry ;
lecturer, Miss Minnie Peck steward,
Prentice PRESCOTT assistant steward,
John Ellis chaplin, Mrs. Morris Page !;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Hallett; secretary,
Charlie Whitney gatekeeper, Jim Lar
mouth; Ceres, Ruth Johnson; Flora,
Madeline Chaffee; Pomona, Marie Beau
regard; lady assistant steward, Miss
Stella Allen.
Miss Maud Wheeler of Indianapolis is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheeler
he union AtlldS Tree VIII pC heiu a.
the Methodist church Friday evening at
seven thirty o'cl' ok.
Those who were called here by the
death of Mrs. Warner Goodenough on
Saturday from out of the place were Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bonett, Mr.. and Mrs
]. K. Bonett, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Miles
of Waterford, Mrs Gertrude Thomas
of Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Daniel Bonett,
Mrs. c. c. Bonett of Passumpsic, II.
W. Shermond of Richmond, Mrs. A. M.
Steel, Mrs. Seth Adams, Herbert Bonett
Of DanviIle, William Finley OF Cabot,
Those from St. Johnsbury we've Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Rowe, Mrs. Geo. N. Bonett
Mrs. Jane Morris, Mrs. c. M. Bonett
Mrs. ulia Laundry, Ida {. Landry
VIM. Landry, Mrs. Albert Armstrong
Mrs. J. N. Lynaugh, Mrs. E. B. Mont
gomery, Virginia and Carroll Montgom
cry, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Legacy, Mrs
Florence Mcdonald and Mrs. Herbert
Woods.
Mrs. E. B. Locklin of Lyndon has beer
Spending few days with her niece, Mrs
M: D. Park. Mi S Julia Deos of Lyndon
is her guest this week.
Mrs. c. W. Mclaughlin of st. Johns
bury spent Tuesday of last week with
Miss Ella Mclaughlin and on Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Beck.