St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-07-12
Concord.
Death of William s. Hossard-Per-
sonaI and Village News.

the home of his daugpIef-1n-IaW,
Mrs. Sue w. Howard, Thursday al
ternoon after an illness OF several
weeks. William Sumner Howard,
son of James and Sarah Adams How
ard was born in Ludlow Sept. Z,
1922. His father moved 70 Concord
and purchased the Howard home
stead when he was about 1 4 years of
age. which place was always his
home until the death of his wife,
when he went to St. Johnsbury to
live with his only grandchild, Mrs.
Arthur Lang six years ago last
spring returning to this village to
make his home. June s, 1843, he was
united in marriage with Lucinda r.
daughter of William and Rachael
Graham of Kirby. Thre children
were born to them: William Gilmore,
George S., (deceased) and Mary
Elizabeth, (Mrs. McAnn) of Mono
ton, N. B. A man of sterling worth,
Mr.. Howard had the love and respect
of the community in which he res1d-
ed. He has served his town as select
man and overseer OF the poor. The
funeral was held from the house Sat
urday at 1890, Rev. I. P. Chase,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. DAM
els sang appropriate selections. The
interment was in the family lot in
Graces cemetery. Those called
here to attend the funeral
were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Howard,
Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Howard,
Mrs. Arthur Lang, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Howard, Arthur Lang, F. T. For
saith, ST. Johnsbury; Mrs. George
Howard, Wentworth, N. H.; Louis
Merrill, John Worthley, Bradford;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gorham, Mrs.
John Gorham. Lyndonville; Mrs.
John Caswell and Mrs. Emma Hud-
son, Victory; Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Sunsbury, Miss Eva Sunsbury,
Waterford; George Chase, East ST.
Johnsbury.
Abial Cheney and Mrs. Cora Bailey
funeral of A. K. Quimby Sunday.
George Crane OF Danville was a
guest of Mrs. Hattie Richards, re-
Gently.
Rev. E. E. Grant of East st. Johns
bury spoke at the Methodist church
Sunday morning in exchange with
Rev. I. P. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell of
Littleton, N. III, were guests at the
West Concord House the first of the
week.
Mrs. Ruth Lyon and Ruth Crowell
visited friends in Littleton, n. H.,
last Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Cutting and son. Basil,
spent part of last week with relatives
in ST. Johnsbury.
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church vii, he closed
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Streeter and Mabel RanneV are at.
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occnnv the lower tenen1anf> in q T.
Stacv;s house
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Mrs Wesley ucAnn who hos baen
snending sovoraI weeks rtare ~, q a.
count of The critical condition If he,
father William Howard left Mondav
for her home in Moncton N. p
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I'LL q a. - OaieD 1I IA . Snaii.
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guest OF her son, James BAILEY.
1h MI. ana MIS-: ). w: scout OF st.
1 JoniisDu u callso Oh lflenos mere the
ios n VI ene meeh.
Wlilan bailey OF Llspon, N: H.
was sisieoi III Io"n the last OF the
wen. 9o,s. c.
D Aisan Deiu5n ieIt SATURDAY Tor
oa.Ie 10 penuNseVefai Gays.
Mrs. a. j. Corrlveau or st. Johns
Dury was a guest OF her parents, MI.
ana MIS-. =. l.: stacy saturday.
MASON u. howard c! barre spent
SATURDAY Win nls cousins, malvern
ana murray Cuttlng.
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