St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-31
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Death OF Mrs. Isabel Fryc-W. II. c
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Death OF Mrs. Isabel Fryc-W. r. c.
Appointments-LOcal and Per-
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(Mrs. c. F. Cutting. Correspondent
sss In the death zaef Mrs. isabel Frye,
who passed away at her home Tues
day afternoon, a life of remarkable
character and beauty came to q close.
Mrs. Frye was necessarily a home
body, for many years caring for the
invalid mother of her husband, and
later making life pleasant for her
grandchildren and others who came
within the radius of her home. she
was a great reader informing herself
on current topics and sports of the
day.. AS. long as health would per-
nit she was constant attendant and
supporter of the Universalist church.
She has left many friends who will
cherish in their memories the good
deeds and acts of kindness she was
ever performing for others. Isabel
Annette Bingham was born in New
of Shedrick and Isabel Caswell Bing-
ham. Her early life was spent in this
town with an aunt, Mrs. Horace
Whipple, and on Nov. 20, 1854, she
was married to Henry Olin Frye Of
this place. Two daughters were born
to them, Mrs. Flora Buckminster,
(dcceaSed) and Mrs. Edith Brooks.
Mr.. Frye died in August 1900. Be
sides the daughter left to mourn her
loss she is survived by two grandsons,
Henry Brooks of Barton, and Earl
Buckminster of Bellingham, Mass.
The funeral was held from the Uni
versaist church, Thursday at p. m,
Rev. P. J. MacInnis officiating. The
bearers were George Hastings, Arthur
Burlock, Willard Keech and c. d
Stanley, all of whom had at some
time made their home with her. In
terment was in new cemetery.
Mrs. Helen Folsom, president OF
| Woodbury. w. r. c., No. S, has made
| the following appointments for the
/ coming year: Relief committee, An
nette Forsaith, Viola L. Stacy, Eldie
| A. Miltimore, Alice E. Parker, Den
ME Fisher, Gertrude Reed, N. Mabe
Bonnet, Lola NJ. Cutting; auditing
| committee, Lois B. Cutting, Celia A
Reed, Clara Chaplin; home and EN-
ployment committee, Martha vii
liams, Cora Webb, Gertrude Reed
Susan May; conference committee
Mabel Burbank, Susan May, Heller
Burroughs, Wanna Woodbury., Sadie
| Fuller; executive committee, frs
| quarter, Lola NJ. Cutting. Eldie A
Miltinnore, Martha Williams, Made
Burbank, Ellen Gleason, Cora Webb
Gertrude Burt. Hattie James Gilfil
Ian; second quarter. Annette Forsaith
Charlotte Edney., Gertrude Reed, Hell
en- Burroughs, Viola Stacy, Viann;
Woodbury., Ella Lee. Mary Whipple
third quarter, Alice Parker, Denni
Fisher Myra Adair, Clara Chaplin
Nellie G. Paris, Rosa Lillicrap, Anni
Hunter, Gertrude Carpenter; fourtl
! quarter, N Mabel Bennett, Cor;
Bailey, Estella Meserve, Celia Reed
i Sadie Fuller, Mabel Ranney, Emm;
i .Blodgett, Susan May. -
The social committee at the Uni
| vcrsalist church for February ear
Mrs. r A. Cutting, Mrs. II. B. Nor
rison, Mrs. Jethro Lillicrap, Mrs. +
w. Chapman, Mrs. w. D. Chapman.
The Village Improvement Societ,
will meet with Mrs. w. l.. Reed Mon
day evening" Feb. 5.
At the joint installation of officer
of sConcordia Lodge, No. 43, and Re-
/ Glover D. of r., No. s27, the. follow
ing were installed for the ensuing
year: Noble grand, Mrs. Chariot
Edney;- vice grand. Mrs. Helen F
Bonnet: secretary. Miss Christi
! Lyon; treasurer, Mrs Rosa Lillicrap
ward, Mrs Bertha Hodgden; cond
Miss Mabel Ranney Chaplain, Mrs
w. T. Reed; r. S. N. g., Miss Flor
:ence Ranney; L. S. N. g., Mrs. Edit
Ranney; r. S. v. G., Mrs. Blanch
Lillicrap; L. S. ". G., Miss Allie
Parker; l. G., Mrs. Mary Chapman
O.. g.. w. T.. Reed; r. Q. S., Mr.:
Sadie Moyse; L. O. s., Mrs. Flor
Lyon: P G., Mrs. Hattie James. TIL
officers were installed by Mrs. Lydi
A. Lamphere, D. D. P, of Wells Riv
: er, assisted by Mrs. Minnie K. PER-
as marshall The 1. O. O. E. officer
; were installed by f. w. Carpenter, l
. d. 6. M, of West Burke, assisted b
F. W. browns of West Burke a
: marshal. Officers as follows: Nobl
! grand, F. I. Russell; " C.. D. j.. Lur
~ ME; secretary Albert e. Dave; treas
urer, W.. T. Reed; warden, Andre
Morgan; conductor, Percy Raine1
chaplain, IL. =. oCetCS, H. p. ~. "
J. E. Edney; L. S. N. G., Charles Y
Z Warne; r.. S. v. G., T. L. Carper
, ter; L. c. Willis Bradshaw; l. G
, Loren Smith; o. G., John S. Parker
r. S. S., Arthur iLynaugh; L. S. S
William Rice; p. G., Thomas Nj
; Beigh. Messrs. F. r. Leonard and
: c. Leonard of Wells River, C. F. Bee
t and Robert McGillivray Of st. John
bury were guests.
The proceeds from the box par
given at the school building Frids
evening were $50.
i Mrs Walter kellogg of st. John
bury has been spending several da,
:, with relatives in town, and Mr.. ke
logg was a guest in town Sunday.
Miss Edith Virtue was in East Co
cord Saturday.
y Mrs. C.. A. Miltimore- was q guest
: Mrs. II. J. Daniels in st. Johnsbu
: / Friday. 80
Mrs Clarence Cutting was in 5
J. Johnsbury Friday a guest of Mrs. Ell
S Hudson.
S IL Mrs. Harriette Rich and son, &c
add of st. Johnsbury spent the pa
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Villa
+ Rich.
There will be an entertainment
the vestry of the Universalist chur