St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-11-11
McTNDOE FALLS
Local Basket Ball Team Wins
Death of Miss Addie NJ. Carr
Personals

Personals.
The Peacham Academy Basket Ball
team played against the McIndoes
Academy team in the hall here F: j.
day evening. with the following line
up:
PEACHAM McINDOES
r. f. Aller, IF. .rf, o. Quimby
l.. F. Metcalf, IT,. IT, w. Chamberlin
! c. Rowe, c.......c, w. Van Dyke
}. Metcalf, re .rg, +. Emery
e. Guthrie, lg. ...... .lg, S. Darling
The score, FL to IS, in favor of
McIndoes Academy.
| The community was saddened Sat
urday by the death of Miss Addie M.
Carr. Miss Carr had been in her
usual health until about an hour be-
| fore her death when she had a shock
Miss Carr was born at Lunenburg,
Aug. IS, 1848, daughter of Martin
! w. and Margaret Howe Carr. At the
/ age of 16 she came here to live with
| her grand parents, Newell and Eliza
Howe. She kept a millinery store
here fo- years. For several years
she has had a branch library of the
Barnet town library until her home
was burned in August. She was
member of the Ruth Rebekah Lodge
at Barnet and the North Monroe
Grange. She leaves four brothers,
Fred Carr of Newport, Frank Will
liams and Charles Carr of st. Johns
bury and three sisters, two of them
living in Springfield and Mrs. George
Burbank of St. Johnsbury and two
nieces, Mrs. Frank Ferguson of Lyn-
donville and Mrs. Guy Hawley of
White River Junction. Funeral Sc
vices were held at the church Tues
day at 1 p. M. Interment in the
McIndoes cemetery
Miss ATLANTA Field was home
from West Barnet several days last
week.
Miss Lucy Buffam and Miss Beryl
Stevens went to st. Johnsbury Fri
day and spent Saturday with Mrs.
Rov Howard.
Miss Helen Franklin of South |
Newbury was guest at Henry KEEL
logg's over Sunday.
Mrs. o. N. Bedell visited at Woods
vile, N. H, over Sunday the guest
of Mrs. Allen Tewksbury.
Mrs. A. E. Carter of Barnet is Wis
iting Mrs. R. M. Johnson.
R. A. Kendall starts the Roy mill
on the Dickson farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman are run
ming the boarding house.
Miss Gladys Mcdonald spent Sat
urday at st. Johnsbu-y, a guest at
her cousin, Harry Humans.
Prof. G. E. Rowland went to Han
over, N. H., Saturday to see the foot
ball game between Dartmouth and
Tufts.
1.-The Spy of Gettysburg" four
act drama, will be given in the
Academy Hall by the Green Noun
tain Grange No. 1 of St. Johnsbury
Center, Saturday, evening, Nov. IA.
A promenade will follow the play.
Mrs. John La vey and daughter,
Kathleen, went to Hartford, Conn.,.
last week. Mrs. Larvey was called
there bv the death of her brother-in-
aw, Albert Morrin.
At the next. meeting of McIndoes
Grange will be election Of officers.
The Ladies Society serve their an
1ual chicken pie dinner at the YES
.ry this Wednesday noon.
Mrs. H. G.. Kent spent last week
Ter niece, Miss Mary Smith. I
Joe Lavely has moved from East
Burke into the tenement in the Van
Dyke block over the harness shop. :
Miss Helen Humiston visited her
lister, Miss Alice Humiston at Han !
'ver, N. H, over Sunday.
M. J. Moore has gone to MenOmi-
zee, Mich, to spend the winter with
lis son, William Moore. 3
Mrs. Henry Bell visited at George
NIPPLES at Concord last week, re-
III ming Satu day with Mr.. Bell who =
as spent two weeks at Lunenburg \
nd Concord. O
Mrs. r. A. Kendall has been at s
1ontpelier the past week the guest d
f her brother, Lewis Pollard.
j. H. Stuart, r. M. Johnson, w y
Y. Dow and Jack Winchester are +
amping in Peacham for a few days ~
uniting deer. o.
Mr.. Hunter of Barnet is working ~
4 the station during NJ. Davis abb y y
ence. 1
Miss Graves. Miss Alice Van Dyke ~
nd Miss Gladys Clark with some II
iris from Barnet and East Barnet,
alked from Barnet to st. Johns
ury Saturday.