St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-06-21
ST. JoHNsBURY CaNTER.
Green Mountain Grange To Celebrate
Its 10th Anniversary.

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Green Mountain Grange, No. l..
will celebrate its 40th anniversary
Saturday, July 1, at Grapes Grove
by holdlng a basket picnic. IL is SIN
cereIy hoped that every granger will
make an effort to be present The
program for the day is not fully COM
pleted, but consists in part of q lit
erary program in which the national
and state master will give addresses
to be followed by various sports. The
program IN full will be given next
week.
Death of n. H. Page.
N H. rage after only a Few weeks
of illness passed away at his home
Sunday, June Is, although for the
last year or so he has been in poor
health. Mr.. Page was. born in Dan
vile, March 10, 1926. On JuHe Is,
1863, he married Martha Carr and
to them were born three children,
Mrs. John Hibbs OF w est Newbury,
Mass, Alonzo and Ella Page of Dan
vile. In 1902 Mrs. Page passed.
away. Mr.. Page belonged to the 10Th
| Vermont regiment and went to the
war in 1853 and was also faithful
member of the Chamberlin Post. On
March IL, 1904 he was married to
Mrs. Addie Lockwood who still sur
wives him. Although Mr.. Page was
not a member of any church he was
a regular attendant of the Congre-
gational church. He was also a
member of Wide Awake grange. Mr..
Page during the seven years that he
| lived here made a. number of friends
and was always interested in the at
| fairs of the town. He was a man
who was respected by all. The flu
neral services were held at his home
Tuesday forenoon at ten O'Clock, Rev.
Mr.. Ward of this place and Rev. Mr..
/ Schneider of Danville, officiating. The
| burial services at the grave were in
charge of the Chamberlin Fost and
the remains were taken TO Danviile.
He leaves a wife and three chilren.
Mr.. FleWelling of Bridgeport is
visiting his wife and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Joyce.
On Monday the village was visited
by two Mormon elders who held an
out door service in front of the post
Office. After the service they dis
tributed literature.
Mrs. Lizzie Thurber, who has been
at Byron Wright's for several weeks
has returned to coventry.
Mrs. Charles Hill of East st. Johns
bury spent the last of the week with
Mrs. Jonathan Huntley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens of
Walden were the guests of Mrs. P. N.
Granger last week.
Mrs. Albert Stone went to Bright
look Hospital last week and under
went serious operation. At this
writing she is doing well.
Mrs. Agnes Steele and baby of
Manchester were called here on &C
count of the illress of her mother,
Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Walter Rob-
bins and Mrs. Truman Brewer have
been sick with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrill,, Miss
Fiske and Miss Lucy Hutchinson
went to Willoughby Lake Saturday
in Mr.. Morrill's auto
Miss Maybelle Greenwood Who has
been teaching at Barre has returned
home.
On Saturday evening at Green
Mountain Grange, children's night
was observed +" The program was in
charge of Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs.
Mongeon, the children al doing their
parts well. After the program the
children were Invited down stairs
where ice cream and cake was
served
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hibbs of West
Newbury, Miss Ella Page and Alonzo
Page of Danville and Miss Emma
Lockwood were called here on &C
count of the illness and death of N.
II. Page. Delbert Lockwood also
came.
A lady will demonstrate the
cooking qualities of the Blue Flame
Oil stove at H. J. Goodrichs today
and tomorrow, Free