St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-11
RYEGATE

tMrs c. A. ". Mekirahan, Corr
The passing away on Monday at
her home Fairview farm of Mrs w.
T. Nolan following so closely that
of her cousin, Mrs. +. H. White was
not without Il shock to all who knew
of her severe illness and critical con-
dition during the past few days.
While all that Mrs. Nolan was en-
feebled by disease for the past few
Years still her going brought the pang
| of loss to her neighborS and friends. \
Mrs. Nolan was Il woman of strong |
convictions of right and wrong, a 7
strong attachment for the friends of
/ her former. days. She loved to dwell |
on the past experiences of her towns I
people during her life spent among
them during the days of her declining |
/ health While not physically able to
visit among her neighbors for a few
years back .she was a most compan-
ionable visitor wherever and when
ever she met her friends. Mrs. Nc
Lam had a beautifully quaint way of
expressing herself that always made
4 her an interesting entertainer. She
will be. missed for many days and
years to come among her many
friends and neighbors in Ryegate
She leaves to mourn her loss six chill
dren Mrs. Lawrence Leach of St
Johnsbury Mrs. r. w. Cheney of
Springfield, Mass, William Lloyd of
Calgary. Can, Julian. Dales and Olive
Day and Grace Ruth, living at the
!. home farm. Three brothers and two
sisters will know the loss OF Sis
ter: Sumner c., of California, Fred
! / erick L., of White River Junction and
Frank L.. Gibson of North RyeSate,
the sisters are, c. Jean Gibson of Cal
ifornia and Mrs. E. S. Miller of
Woodsville.-The friends and neigh
, / ors of Mi. and Mrs. j. H Symes and
I John Brock will sympathize With
, them in the death of their brothers
!, wife. Mrs. Robert Brock of Wells
River.-The news of the death Of
, Mrs Archie Miller of Woodsville, for
: many years a resident OF Ryegate liv
ing fol- number of year in the brick
= house on the river road. to Wells Riv-
err came with 4 great shock to her
many friends and acquaintance ir
Ryegate.-Miss Conklin, "a student at
I ! Mt. Holyoke came home with her
schoolmate, Clarissa Gibson for the
Easter vacation. Miss Conkln's home
home is at Danville, N. Y.-Helen E.
c. Bibson and Miss Conklin visited in
f SOuIn 1ISCSdIc OIL MOnudN.-JOnn
Brock has taken charge of his farm
which has been rented for the past
two years by r. NJ. White.-The flow
or committee decorated the church
beautifully with a variety of potted
G plants and flowers for the Easter SER
c week.-mrs.. Sarah McLam White,
q wife of F. H. White of Ryegate pass
ed away at three O'Clock Monday
. morning. April 9th, after a long and
= lingering illness. Death has taken
from our community a true woman,
one who lived quiet consistent life.
, A mother whose children have had
i for an example a peace loving conSiS
r tent Christian character whose hus-
. band could safely trust in her help
full counsel and good judgment. Mrs.
White had e heartening way that en-
>, couraged the diSpirited and troubled
ones; a happy appreciation of flowers,
of the beauties in nature, of the
: friendship of her friends, of the bless
ings of her church privileges and ev-
erything that was elevating and no
bic. Mrs. Whites life might be sum-
q med up in asfew. words. Loyal to he"
= husband, loyal to- her. friends, loyal
: to her Maker She leaves to mourn
: her loss her husband. who .devotedly
ana constantly watched at her bed
: side, two sons, wv DIS, on the home
place, his wife and two little, grand
sons, Dustin and, HaZen, Robert Nc
Lam White, living on the Brock farm
c his wife and little daughter, Ruth
II Marie. One Hsistef,- Mrs. Charles Tap
< lin living. on a farm near South Rye
it gate. Three brothers, Judge James
T. r. McLam of Topsham, undertaken
It and funeral director, Joseph B., re-
+ tired farmer living at South Ryegate
ii ana John AZ. town representative at
Montpelier. Funeral services. in Uni
j. I'd Presbyterian church Thursday AT
e one o'clock s..
J; DAuGHtttt in TERRIBLE SHAPE.
"a Women gbeAf troubles more ,bravely
o than men,. sFiiey smile and suffer pain
,e ncompla ihihSly where a man demands
. a doctor ana g. nurse. A. Mitchell, Bag
% dad Ky writes: My daughter was in
terrible shape with kidney trouble. !
,e got her to take Foley Kidney Pills and
n she lis completely cured Aching back
sore muscles, stiff joints, shooting. pains
: in sides, i;heumatic aches are indica-
q tons that the fkidheys are not working
,r PROPERLY Foley Kidney Pills correct
Il bladder troubles.-CHAS. A. SEARLEs
& Co.
Is CHURCH NOTES.