St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-04-09
BARNET
Death of Mrs. Jennie Gochee, For
merly of This Town-LOcaIs

Death of Mrs. Jennie GOchee, For
merly of This Town-LOcaIs
Word was received here last
Tuesday that Mrs. Jennie Gochee,
wife of Peter R. Gochee formerly
of this place., died in the hospital
at Calgary, Alberta, March 81. Flu
neral and interment in Calgary,
April 1. Jennie Livingston was
born in December. 1852, the daugh
ter of Smith and Ann Livingston.
She received her education in the
public school and academy at Peach
am. She was married at the age of
80 to Peter r. Gochee of Barnet.
Ten children were born to them,
two of whom died in infancy, the
others with the father survive her.
Mrs. Gochee was an active, earnest
Christian wife and mother, and as
far as was permitted an earnest
worker both in church and COM
munity. She was a member of the
Barnet Congregational church and
the w. C. T. U. Her married life
was spent in Barnet with the ex-
ception of six months which was
spent in st. Johnsbury from which
place they moved to Calgary, Alder
ia, last August. Mrs. Gochee had
an attack of pneumonia in the win
ter from which she never fully re-
covered She leaves to mourn her
loss a husband and eight children,
the eldest; Elsie was l 8 April l and
the youngest, Harland, aged B. Be
side these she leaves two sisters and
six brothers, Asa of Peacham, Ar
chibald of Cabot, Charlie of st.
Johnsbury and William, Smith and
John, residence not known, Sadie,
Mrs. James Geddis of Barre and
Mrs. William Welch of this place.
Miss Beatrice Parker is help
ing Mrs. Walter Kendall, for few
days.
John Morrison has sold his farm
to Ed. Somers of Peacham.
Mrs. Margaret Arthur continues
to gain. John Symes is not as we'll.
Arthur Aver was in St. Johnsbury
Tuesday.
C. B. Whitney is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Mary King in Hills
boro, N H, his brother at Farnams-
Vile, Mass, and sister in Worces-
ter. On his way home he will stop |
in Milford, N. H.
Clara Smith was able to return
to her home Sunday.
DR.. Alice E. Wakefield from st. |
was down to see Mrs. |
E. B. Chase Friday.
Mrs. Cora Clark and two children |
returned from Manchester, N. H., !
this week.
A. N. Gilfllan had his annual |
gander party at a sugaring off Sat |
urday, April 5, inviting about a
dozen men from the village.
Thomas McCondack spent Thurs
day in Lyndonville.
Mabel Darling of South Peacham
visited her sister, Mrs. B. L. Cad
ley last week.
Catherine Potts and little sister
Of St. Johnsbury spent a few days |
last week with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherb Moore.
Miss Colby, a nurse from st.
is caring for James Gill
lillian and wife.
Ellen Morrill, who has been
spending the winter in Concord and /
St. Johnsbury is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Cade.
Mrs. Minnie Campbell, Mrs. Per-
ley Aver and Mrs. Emily Albee will
the ladies at a sewing So
ciety for the sale at the home iof |
Mrs. Albee, Wednesday afternoon.
Harry Gochee of st. Johnsbury /
spent Sunday at his home here.
The Mission Study Glass will |
meet at the home of Mrs. Emily AL |
bee, Thursday for a review lesson
and social hour.
The brotherhood will hold a |
sugar party at the school house hall |
Friday evening of this week. Every |
body cordially invited.
Walter Kendall spent Sunday in
East Barnet.
Millinery and Ladies Tailor |
made suits and coats made to your
Friday and Saturday, |
April 18th and 10th at my room |
over Ira A1bee's store, Barnet, VT. |
L. E. STAFFORD. |