St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-05-12
At DanVille.

c.oe Pickett VlSilCu iSioeAfSS III an,
.o UTT n H., last week
dO ,,@. Rachael Cole of Littleton visited
,: Nd; in town recently.
nl nnaaall ellis, Jr., Of Sacramento, CAL,
listed his cousin j. "aro 0iliis' over
Sunday -. ODD Me- ond Mrs
KEY Cade of St. Johnsbury visited D.
6n eoyeny the first of the week
f. ~ ~ erenfell Club meet with Mrs.
oI Inf Ranney, Saturday afternoon.
OT n and Mrs. G. w. Douglass are
o Hed; several days in Fairlee.
H Mrs M.VB. Dow, who has been crit
M VI. n for the past week, is little more
comfortable
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Preston OF st. Johns
bury visited RELATIVES - ~ " :
day. ,,.: NJ :.
.tJGooing at Thurbers Hotel.
rha aides Aid society of the Metho-
-. ~ ohnrch will serve six O'Clock dinner
u.s. u tbe church parlors, Wednesday, May
az az The hostesses are Mrs. S. N. ingalls,,
w. W c. Cheever and Mrs. H. E. Bar
H inr Following the dinner there will be
va racention for the pastor and wife, Rev.
Snd Mrs. G. w. Douglas, and short
o or is being arranged.
Remember the social this afternoon and
.rening at the Congregational church
PG Rev. |. F. Schneider, Arthur Webster,
pa,;anin Tilton, Miss Bertha West, Miss
P P Bagbv and Mrs. Arthur Bennett
attended the c. E. Convention at Lyn-
dom Center, and reports were given at
the Sunday evening meeting.
White Mountain Extra Fancy Timothy
Seed Red Clover and Alsyke, is sold at
d Il Wells store, West Danville. Be-
ware Of substitutes. No other brand is
lust as good" Eggs % cents.
The Victor class will meet at the Libra
~ Friday evening, for social hour and
election of officers.
Death of Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. George Crane passed away at
her home, Monday evening, May B..
Inlia Batchelder was the daughter of
Mary Ingalls, and James Wright Batch
elder, and was born in Danville, Sept.
10 1871. When five years of age she
went with her parents to Charlestown,
Mass. where she lived until 10 years
old and there received her education.
She returned to Danville in 1860 and
was united in marriage to George w.
Crane in the following year. The cere-
mopv was performed at St. ohnsbury
in the chapel of the North church by
Rev. Mr.. Cummings. One child was
born to them, Mettie, Mrs. Robert
Vance. They resided in St. Johnsbury
for short time afterwards moving to
Barnet, where they bought farm and
lived for 81 years. In 1895 they re-
turned to Danville on account of the
illness of Mr.. Cranes parents, where
they have since lived. Mrs. Crane was
a helpful woman in the community, a
kind friend and neighbor, but she was
especially devoted to her home. Her
main aim was to make her home
pleasant for those she loved. She was a
member of the Congregational church.
and faithful worker in its missionary
and Ladies' Aid societies. She had been
in i'll health for the past three years, and
suffered shock little over year ago
Since then she has gradually failed, and
has been a constant sufferer for severa
months, but she bore her illness with
4 great patience.
She is survived by her husband heI
laughter, two sisters, Mrs. Lester
Richards and Mrs. Calsta Cook, and g
"a haltbrother, George Batchelder. The
funeral was held at the house
4 Wednesday afternoon, Rev, J. +
Schneider officiating. Music was fur
nshed by mixed quartet. The bearers
were Dea. John Fisher, Jennings Sturde
want, Frank Stocker and Harvey Dole
The casket was covered with beautiful
flowers.
Among those who were present from
out OF town were Mrs. Lester Richards
Mrs. Hattie James and Stephen Havi
land of Concord, Mrs. Calista Cook o
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Crane, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bishop of Mclndoes
William Lindsay and Mrs. Jane
Butson of Barnet, E. B. Ingalls,, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. NJ. Lang, Mrs. Annette Wood
and Mrs. F. A. Allison of St. Johnsbury
Mrs George Wright and son Charles c
Passumpsic.
Stevens favorite rifles, 80 caliber
Always Sc, now So, at J. E. Tinker
store.
LC. Kennedy, New York bushes
man, and friend Of Rev. MIR. Schneider
will speak at the mid-week service Thurs
day evening. His address will b
especially to the men and every man
the vicinity is cordially invited to al
tend, though the meeting is open to ALL
Ionted steel fish rods now only $1.5
at E. Tinker's store.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our neighbors an
friends for the kindness and sympath
expressed, also for the flowers, durln
her illness, also the Womans Misslonar
society, Congregational church Misslo
Club, the Brotherhood. the Pythla
SISTERS, at the funeral of our dearly b
loved wife, mother and grandmother.
GEORGE W. CRANE,
METTIE H. VANCE.
ROBERT H. VANCE,
GEORGE w. VANCE.
Resolutions on the Death of Brother Charl
Adams.
Again the summons of death comes al
God calls another of His servants home,
the death of our worthy brother Charl
Lodge, No 90, F. & A. NJ.
While we cherish his memory here. y
commit his body to the earth, by fai
hnn it1 he LOQ