St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-17


the mother of six children, three of
whom survive. Edwin Brown of Ell
mira, N Y. George Brown of Boston
and Mrs Nellie Heath of this town.
She is also survived by one brother,
George /. Green of Danville. Mrs.
Brown was a member of the Congre-
gationai church at Bradford, where
she was at one time resident, but for
several years she has lived with her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Heath, who has
tenderly cared for her during her i'll
ness. The funeral was held Saturday
morning at nine o'clock, Rev. Mr..
French, pastor of the Congregational
church officiating, and was assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Atkins, pastor of the M. E..
church. and the remains were taken
to Bradford, VT, for interment.-
Miss Grace Bartlett has received a
prize for craftsmanship from the Ham
ilton Garment Company of Boston
Among the latest arrivals at Thurb-
er's Hotel are H. w. Whiten, E. M.
Taft and F. S. Martin of Whitinsville,
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fish of
st. Johnsbury and Mrs. .. ~. PLUMB
mer of Observation-Disclosures Wesson
st. Adams is in town enjoying the
hunting season Rev. Mr.. David
Hickland of Bloomington Center, who
is to take Rev. Mr.. Atkins place here
as pastor of the M. E. church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday.-Those
who were called here to attend thu
funeral of Mrs. Mary Green Brown.
We're Edwin Brown of Elmira, N. Y.
George Brown of Boston, Ethan Green
of Lyndon. Mrs. Mary Tucker of Man
chester, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
| ry Coburn of St. Johnsbury.-
Nellie Heath was confined to her bed
the first of the week by illness.-Mrs,
Nellie Gle of st. Johnsbury visited her
daughter Mildred at w. c. Heath's the
latter part of last week.-A corn
nusk1ng was held at L. J. Hovey's last
Wednesday evening, over 100 people
/ were present, who husked large
quantity of corn after which dancins
was the principal amusement of the
evening. Refreshments were SERVED,
Miss Eva Wiley of White River June.
tlon spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs.
w. 3. Hodgdon.-Mrs. Greenbank
VINO has spent the summer at Old
orchard, Me-, is visiting her son. Eos.
ter Greenbank and wife.-Many of the
members of Diamond Chapter. No
IA, y. E. S., attended the distric,
meeting held at the Masonic Temple
at st Johnsbury last Thursday after.
moon and evening.-Miss Grace Bart.
le1t has returned from Manchester
And Lebanon. N. H, where she ha,
ueen visiting Relationships. Luct
huntington and children, who have
oeen Visiting her uncle, Harry Osgooi
mas gone to her home in West nan.
Vlile.-The Woman's Home Mission.
airy Society of the M. E. church will
rold special meeting on Saturda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs wesla,
NURSE at 1.OO p. m.-Carrol Gran,
mas moved his household goods +,
west Danvllle where he with his bro
ener Harry Crane has purchased Mrs
Nellie Giles house.-Mrs. E. l. Os
good is visiting relatives in Johnson
i+Rev. Mr.. French is taking shor
vacation from his duties as pastor a
the congregational church and is Wis
ltlng friends in Boston.-Mrs. L. "A
Rowe and daughter, Mrs. Carl W
Lang, went last week to Chicago, Ill
Wnere 4Chey are to spend q few weeks
the guests sof relatives.-Bert Bar
Der of Boston called on old friend
here in town last week.-Mr. ~ an
Mrs. Ray Green Greenbank and SO
of Windsor spent Sunday with Nj
Greenbank'ss brother, Foster Green
bank and family.-Past Matron an
Past Patrons night will be observe
at the regular meeting of damon
Chapter. No. 14.xO. E. S., at tn
Masonic Hall, "wednesday evening
Oct. 24.-In the absence of Nj
J French next Sunday Rev. J. J. Hui
l crimson of Lyndonville will supply Il
; him.-Dan Maxfeld of Wolcott VII
!. tied his brother in law, II. e. Smitl
r at w O. Stratton'sl Stats, week.-JoI
!. and Charles Ritchie Of North Ri
, lerica, Mass, were. visitors in TOW
E the first of last sweek.-A free illus
S trated lecture will be given at Il