St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-04-27
McINDOE FALLS.
Academy Students Give Successful Comedy
william Barrie Injured.


Seniors, Elizabeth or Betty, Florence
Gibson; Nancy Norris or Nan, Bertha
Bedell.
Juniors, katherine Kew or Kit, Vivi-
an Lowery; Marie Musston or Polly,
Ethel Duncan.
Sophomore, Virginia Randolph or
Dixie, Dorothy Nelson; Beatrice Beverly
or Trixie, Nellie Emery.
Freshmen, Florence Vernon or Flora,
Louise Moore; Theodore Lee or Dora,
Marian Quimby.
Jane, a maid, Vonie Smith
lack Morton, half back on Academy
team, Herbert Burrill.
The parts were all very we'll taken.
After the play Mrs. c. B. Edgerton and
Henry Warden furnished music for a
promenade. The proceeds were over $50.
William Barrie met with an acciden mt
recently by being thrown from his wagon
and breaking two ribs and punctured the
lining of his left lung.
M. D. Hunt has been sick the past
week.
Miss Ida Bell Larrow of Wells River,
visited Miss Bertha Bedell last week.
About 26 from here went to st. Johns
bury to attend the home talent play,
| Thursday evening.
is spending a few, weeks with Miss Jane.
Sutherland.
Mrs. c. ]. Houghton returned Friday
from New York City, where she has
| spent the winter with her daughter,
| Mrs. Walter Morgan.
c. c. Montgomery returned Saturday
from Hardwick where he has been the
| past six weeks with his brother.
Miss Marian Bracket of North Thet-
| ford, is visiting Mrs. Eugene Fields.
Miss Jean Duncan was home from
| Barre over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chamberlin and
sons of Irasburg, were guests of his
brother. H. D. Chamberlin, Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Fields visited friends at
| North Thetford, part of last week.
Norman Barrie of Plymouth, N. H.,
| spent Sunday with his brother, at 0. n.
! Bedell's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Jameson were home
| from Woodsville, N. H, over Sunday.
Miss Florence Mcdonald was down
from St. Johnsbury, last week.
Mrs. William Kimbal1 returned Mon
day from Woodsville, N. H., where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. S.
B1odgett.
Mrs. McNall and children who have
been visiting at ID. c. Farrington's, re-
turned to Maiden, Mass, Saturday.
| w. NJ. Phelps has purchased a four
cylinder REQ Automobile.
Fl. c. Kent went to Boston Saturday
| on business.
Connecticut River Lodge No. I. o. o.
| F. will observe the 91st anniversary of
the order Thursday evening at their hall
in Barnet. Prof. M. 6. Benedict will give
the address and the glee club will sing.
| All Odd Fellows and their families and
| the Rebekahs are invited to be present,
| together with invited guests as hereto
| fore. Refreshments will be served.
Elizabeth Gibson Dickson.
Elizabeth Gibson Dickson, daughter
of David and Margaret Blair Gibson
was born in Barnet, Ian. 2, 1926, and
died April Is, 1910, after an illness of
three days. She had suffered a good
| deal from rheumatism the past winter
and had not been quite as strong as
usual. She married Robert Dickson at
| Barnet, Jan. IS, 1S49. Ten children
were born to them eight of whom are
| living, David M. of San Francisco, Cal.,-
Henry NJ. died July 8. 1908, Martha J.
| wife of John A. Nolan of Ryegate.
| Margaret J. married John 6. Mcclellan of
Jacksonville, Cal, Robert Knox married
| Gene Mcclellan, of Watsonville, CAL,
| John and Clara on the home place. Will
lam M. died Feb. 10, 1902, DR.. George A.
married Grace Durham and resides IN Og-
den, Utah, James Leonard married
Myrtle Titus of Michigan, and resides in
Chinook. Montana. Mrs. Dickson was
left to bring up large family of children
as MIR. Dickson died when the children
were small. She kept her farm and
finished building the house which Mr..
Dickson had commenced to build before
his death. It was part of the nature to
| try to do what was right. She was
| faithful in her work and to her friends.
| She pursued her course with such quiet
ness that she won for herself a circle of
| friends such as is one of the richest
possessions which a human soul can
have. The family have the sympathy of
| large circle of friends in their bereave-
ment. The funeral was held at her late
home last Wednesday at / O'Clock, Rev.
FL. T. Barnard officiating assisted by Rev.
| ]. A. McKirahan of Ryegate, Rev. Mr..
| McKindley and Rev. Mr.. Faris of Barnet
| Center. The interment was in the family
lot at Ryegate.
DIR. 6. A. Dickson and SON of Ogden,
Utah, and DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Dick
son and son of Chinook, Montana, came
Friday, called by the death of their
; mother, Mrs. Dickson.