St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31
NORTH DANvILLE
Death of Mrs. RozeIIa WinslOw, A
Long Time Observation-Disclosures


Drew Friday, after a short illness of
only a few days. RoZella Osgood
Dutton was born in Cabot, April 10,
1882, to Josiah and Mary Hodgedon
Dutton. She was one of 10 children,
only one now living, AlOnzo E. Dut-
ton of South Walden. She was mar
ried March 10, 1856 to Romeo Wal
bridge Winslow. Two children were
born to them. d. Winslow of
Morrisville; a daughter Fanny NJ,
who died June 16, 1869, aged 5 yrs.
8 mo. 10 days, and an adopted daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Drew, with whom
she lived and who kindly cared for
her in her sickness.
Mr.. Winsiow died March %, 1908.
They came here to live 80 years ago
last November. She has been in
poor health for several years, but
was generally able to be about. She
has been for years an esteemed and
prominent member of the Baptist
church. Before the world she stood
as a woman of innate refinement in
harmony with all that is good in
life. The funeral was held at the
home of her aged brother at south
Walden. Interment was beside her
husband in the Houston Hill Gene
terry of that place. A prayer ser
vice was held at the house Monday
morning by Rev. ]. B. Higgins. Her
son ]. ID. Winslow of MorrisVille came
Saturday.
G.. H. Stanton begins this week to
yard the pulp wood cut on the Fitz-
gerald place.
The roller started Wednesday. the
first time this year. Nine inches of
snow fell Wednesday night.
The rural schoolsbegan Tuesday,
after their Christmas vacation. Miss
Moore will board with Mrs. II. N.
Goodwin.
Raymond of Woodsvil1e, who has
been visiting his brother, H. n. Good
win and family the past two weeks,
returned home Saturday.
Christmas was observed at the
church Thursday night by a tree and
exercises by the children
The Sewing Circle will meet with
Mrs. Harry Clifford Thursday after
noon.
A covenant meeting will be held
Saturday afternoon at the parsonage
at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Of st. Johusburv
and Richard Morehouse Of Barton
spent Christmas at George More
houses.
F. ]. Hubbard remains about the
same, CANNING slowly.
The whooping cough has reap
peared in the village; Shirley MeT-
chants three children have it.
Miss Ellsworth returned Monday
from visit to her home.
The first session of the singing
school will be held Saturday night, |
Nnnr1orxr Of
o clock sharp. Director Ralph Park |
er OF st. Johnsbury wishes those th9t |
have the books named Victory Of
Songs to bring them Saturday night. |
Mrs. Manly Palmer of St. Johns |
bury was a weekend visitor in the
place. |
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Fleming of |
st. Johnsbury spent Christmas with |
her brother and family, Mr.. Bennett. |
Daniel Bean of Burlington who has |
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. |
Frank SWEET, returned home Tues.
day last week. Mrs. SWEET and little |
son George went as far as Cambridge |
Junction where she spent Christmas /
with her sister, Mrs. Mears. Her /
aunt, Mrs. Louise SWEET Of St. Johns
bury is keeping house for her while
she is away.
H. F. Clifford and family visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shaw of st. Johnsbury Friday.
Misses Mabel and Eva EmmonS of
st. JOhnsbury spent Christmas with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Massey and
son Drum of st. Johnsbury spent
Christmas at her fathers, o. H.
Mr.. Massey Has returned
home, but Mrs. Massey extends her
Tisit.
Santa Claus remembered. Lois,
Doris and Margie Clifford with a
lice new piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ward visited
dr. and Mrs. Martin Sanborn Sun
lay.
George Stanton and son BenjamiffI
listed at C. G. Massey's Sunday.
TIE grange is growing steadily
our new members are to be taken in
t the next meeting. Friday night
7as stormy, but good1y num-
er was present. There was a pro-
ram and the supper was in charge
f the young people. Some were not
BILE to attend on account of sickness
nd storm
We are very sorry to learn that
Ius Rowland is again confined to
he house by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sanborn spent
christmas with her aunt and uncle, q
Ir and Mrs William Lawson of st.
Miss Blanche Kelsey of Danville 4
listed Mrs. Allen Sanborn the weak !
nd
Solomon Langmaid, who has been ,
4 the north west the past two years,
home last week Tuesday.
Olyn Vance of Shelburne Farms,
pent Christmas with his parents. Mr.. I
nd Mrs. V. V. Vance. &
Billy Miller of Nashua is visiting
is mother, Mrs. Jack Miller. {
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