St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
AT Danville.
The stone-NeweH Wedding Monday
Evening-TOwn Happenings.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newell hav,
issued invitations for the marriag,
of their youngest daughter, Gladly
Bennett, to Edward E. Stone Of
Springfield, Mass, at their home OF
Monday evening, Feb. IL, at eigh
O'Clock.
Eleazer Dole, of the U. v. M. Bur
lington, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dole
Miss Flora Woodward, who has
been working at Barton, spent the
past week with her parents, Mr.
I and Mrs. e. G.. Woodward.
Mrs. Charles Wilson was the
guest of friends at st. Johnsbury,
several days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Rutter OF
Montpelier visited Mrs. Rutter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Davis, last
week.
Mrs. Harvey Burbank returned
home last Saturday from Burlington
where her daughter, Louise was in
Mary Fletcher hospital to have a
naevus removed from a knee.
Mrs. M. " B. Dow and Mrs. Mel
lie Heath are spending the week
with friends and relatives at
! Wheelock and Lyndonville.
Orella Clark, who is stopping in
town working for the Telephone Co.,
spent Sunday at his home at New
port
Mrs. Bell Smith, who has been
working at S. N. ingalls, the past
few months, has returned to her
home at Milton
Mrs. Harry Davis entertained her
friends last Thursday afternoon in
honor of Miss Alice Parkhurst Of
st. Johnsbury, who was her guest
for several days last week.
William Mccormick was at Bos-
ton and Haverhill, Mass, last week.
His brother, James Mccormick of
Haverhill returned home with him.
The remains of Mrs. Kate French
Lenteene were brought here from
Boston for burial Tuesday, Jan.
30. Funeral services were held
at the home of the deceased aunt's,
Mrs. Abbie ingalls, Wednesday morn
ing, at 1870 and were we'll attended.
Rev. J. F. Schneider oficiated.
There was a profusion of flowers.
She is very pleasantly remembered
here by all who knew her in her
childhood days and the new friends
which she made at her summer Wis
its she paved her old home each !
years. She was the daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs. William French and |
her early life was spent here in |
town, but during the latter part of |
her life she has resided at Boston |
where about four years ago she was
united in marriage to DR.. Frank |
Lenteene of that place, who with |
her father and mother, Mr. and /
brother, George French, survive |
her. The body was accompanied \
here by her husband, Mr. and Mrs. /
William French, George French and |
Miss Margaret Shean of Boston.
Miss Maggie Morrill, has been Wis
iting at Ryegate for a few weeks.
The young men enjoyed a snow |
shoe eramp last Thursday evening Il
and on their return were entertained II
at the home of George Dole The
evening was pleasantly spent with
whist.
Rev. ]. F. Schneider supplied at
a church at Lyndon last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Lue Worthen was at C. A.
Gleason's in st. Johnsbury the first
of the week
Miss Josephine Duclos of North
Danville is working at <Thurber's
hotel.
F. J. Frye spent Sunday at Wat
erford.
Mrs. Gyms and children have
to Hill, N. H.
William Mccormick and Lyon
Plant spent Sunday at Cabot.
Miss Ella o. Page who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hibbs
1T NeWbury, Mass, for some time, I
mas returned home.
Mrs. j. w. ellis returned Friday
from Keene, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Briggs of st.
Tohnsbury visited his mother, Mrs.
J. Briggs, one day last week.
Miss Annie Heath visited friends
1t st. Johnsbury recently.
i ,cwuH
Edward Gamemll of Cabot was in
own one day last week.
J. H. Guyer of Boston is visiting
his brother, z. t. Kittredge.
The quarantine which was to
nave been raised last week was post
1oned on account of the case in the
northern part of the town of Miss
da Emons, who was taken sick with
smallpox at st. Johnsbury and was
hen removed home. Although it is
several miles from the village 1T
vas thought best to run no risk as
here has been no cases in the VIII
age yet.
Mrs Martha Pettingill, wife of
he late George Pettingill, died in
Iowa, Jan. 10, and
vas buried at Clinton, Iowa. She
vas nearly n years old and is re-
rendered as the daughter of Joseph {:
md Sarah (Morse) Cummings. She
caves no near relatives in Vermont
except three brothers-in-law, Frank,
Peter and James Pettingill of Dan
lille and two nephews here and one
n Boston. A brother, Layton Cum
nings, of Clinton, Iowa, survives
Ter.
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