St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-11-17
Concord.
r,st of Honor at the village Schools-Grow-
tn in Local Grange.

Intermediate room were, Jacob Richard
con. Alice Reed, Edith Virtue, Karl
White. Sadie Green. Harry Bennett
absent one day, Gladys Young, Ralph
bennett, Malvern Cutting, Airline Van
Blarcom, Clayton Dodge. Those having
no marks in the primary room are,
Helen Davis, Marion Hastings, Grace
Noyse. Ralph Reed one halt day, Ruth
Crowell, Theodore Hull, Grafton Hull,
Russell Mann. Berle Young; one day,
Priscilla Carpenter, Carroll Cobleigh,
Arthur Clement, Murray Cutting, Roy
Miller, Beatrice Young. Florence Hody-
den and Catherine Gee did not miss in
spelling during the term.
Concord Grange is in prosperous con-
dtion having just accepted twenty-five
nams& The first and second degrees will
be conferred Nov. &C. making a member
ship Of $50 in less than two years.
Death of Miss Fontie May Hill.
This little community has again been
visited by the Angel of Death and one
been taken from US who was loved and
respected by all. Miss Hill had not
been in her usual health for more than a
wear, and passed away Sunday, Nov. 7,
after an illness of about three weeks OF
typhoid fever All that loving hearts
and the best of medical aid and care
could do was done but of no avail.
Fonte May Hill was born in Little
ton, N. H., May %, 1886, the only child
of Emmett and Nettie (Dyke) Hill, her
parents making their home here when
She was but few months old, her
whole life has been spent in Concord
with the exception of the past year and
hall, when she has been in St. Johns
bury. Miss Hill was a young lady of
many lovable qualities, whose mission it
seemed to be to minister unto Others in
sickness and death, of irreproachable
character, always having a pleasant
word for all, the large circle OF friends
can but feel grateful that she so long
dwelt among US, and will cherish her
memory as one OF the blessings OF life.
The funeral was held from her home
Wednesday at p. m, Rev. J. M. Frost
fthe Grace Methodist church at st.
Johnsbury officiating. Two poems were
read, one prepared for the occasion by
friend "A Tribute of Affection to Miss
Fonte May Hill," the other, In
Heaven with the Children" There was
profusion of beautiful flowers, silent
tokens Of love and esteem. The bearers
were Jethro Lillicrap, Harry Lillicrap,
Ernest Lee, and Clarence Cutting. The
interment was in Grove cemetery at
East St. Johnsbury. Those called here
from out Of town to attend the funeral
we're, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dyke and
daughter of Lyman, N. H., Mrs. Mary
Palmer, Miss Agnes Palmer, Mrs. Geo.
Goodall, Norman Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mclean. Miss Leola Forsaith.
Mrs. William Chapman, Miss McLaren,
Miss Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W.
Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Harvey,
Mrs. Gilmore Wadleigh, Leonard Hovey,
and Irwin Cutting of ST. Johnsbury,
Miss Victoria Grout of St. Johnsbury
East, Mrs. George Spencer, East Haven,
Mrs. Achsa Turner, Lyndon, Mrs. Cyrus
Lewis, Littleton, n. H., Mrs. Walter
Houston, North Woodstock, n. H., Mrs.
Ellen Farnsworth of Canton. Mass,
Mrs. Henry Warren, Lunenburg, Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Zero St. Johnsbury.
Stanton E. Bonette and family have
returned to their farm.
Frank Hastings of Miles Pond visited
his brother, George Hastings last week.
Concord Grange will present the
drama Down in Maine" at the ]. O. A.
NJ, Hall in Lyndon Saturday evening
Nov. 20.
Mrs. ]. w. Scott and daughter Eugen-
ia of st. Johnsbury, were in town Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Ladd of Waterford
were at Dyer Morton's, Saturday.
Mrs Alice Spencer of East Haven and
Mrs. Achsa Turner of Lyndon were at
L. l.. Shackfords the past week.
Samuel Raymond has moved his family
from the Dudley house to Concord Cor
ner
Role Searles of st. Johnsbury was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Ellsworth Williams was in St.
Johnsbury Thursday.
States Attorney Hunt, Deputy Sheriff
Ralph Sullowav and Alexander Dunnett
District Attorney were in town the last
of the week on business.
Mrs. Herbert Moore of st. Johnsbury
was in town Friday, to see her sister,
Mrs. Harry Currier, who is in critical
condition.
Miss Amy Story has returned from
visit in Boston and Nova Scotia.
DR.. R. T. Johnson was in Island Pond
and Guildhall the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Dodge are
stopping at the home of Walter Douglas,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas are in Dan
vile.
Perley Astle of Danville is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. G. W. MAYNARD.
Mrs. Hannah Whitney and daughter,
Mrs. Emma Whitney have returned
from their visit at Groveton and Cole
brook. N. H.
o. B. Cutting, who is attending court
at Guildhall spent Sunday at home.
Samuel Raymond has sold his meat
market to Cushman Bros.
Albert Douglas of St. Johnsbury was
in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Miltimore of Cow
ansville, P. O., are visiting their son, {.
A. Miltimore at Green Mountain Hall.
Abby Gray is taking an enforced vaca-
ton caused By stepping on nail
Mrs. Edith Brooks has appointed Mrs.
Warner Bingham as her assistant in the
post Office.
Mrs. William Smith of East Concord