St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-09
NORTH WALDEN.
Lewis d. Wilmcrson and William Sim
mott Died the Same Day.

Lewis d. Wilmerson died at his
home here in North Walden Tuesday. |
May 1, after prolonged illness of
heart trouble. He was born in South !
Walden Aug. Z, 1850. He has been a
lifelong citizen of this town. He was
united in marriage with Mrs. Ella
Campbell of Eden, Aug. 81, 1898. The
deceased leaves a wife, Mrs. Ella Will
merson, one step-daughter, Mrs Ag-
mes Kennison, both of this place, three
brothers, John and Charles of Hard
wick and George of Manchester, N.
H. He also leaves one sister, Mrs.
Angie Smith of Essex Junction. The
funeral was held at his home Thurs
day 200 p. M, Rev. Franklin Blake
officiating. Interment was in the
| North Walden cemetery. Those who
attended the funeral from out of town
were: John Wilmerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
I Charles Wilmerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Wilmerson, Sherman and Lii
liam Macomber of Hardwick, George
| Wilmerson of Manchester, N. H., Mrs.
Angie Smith of Essex Junction, Harry
Balch Of St. Johnsbury and Lester
Campbell of Eden.
William Sinnott passed away at his
home here early Tuesday morning,
May L, after short illness of pleurisy
followed by pneumonia. He was a
carpenter by trade, but did consider
able work on his farm. Grandpa Sim
mott was industrious, honest and a
much respected man. He was born in
Sheldon Is years ago. The funeral
was held at the Catholic church in
Fairfield, Friday morning at 1000 o.
clock. The deceased is survived by one
brother, John of Fairfield, two sisters,
Ann Sinnott of Franklin Falls, N. H.,
and Christina Brady of Enosburg
Falls, two sons, John e. of this place
and William of Hardwick, four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Jane Leach of Fairfield,
Mrs. Agnes Meader, Mrs. Katharine
Kicker, both of Enstis, Me, and Mrs.
Ella Corcoran of Fairfield. He also
i leaves several grandchildren.
Lolabel Allen, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is little better.-Lynan Or
ton is not as well.-Gladys Michaud is
unable to attend school on account
, of sickness.-Mrs. George Locke is
working at w. E. Stevens Harry
Pike was in Morrisville April %, where
he purchased fine pair Of work
horses.-Mr. and Mrs. George Jerome
are visiting at Glover.-Mrs. Sidney
Domey visited at the Heights the first
of the week.-William Kirkpatrick is
moving his family from the Four Cor
ners to John. Domey's house.-G. H
Hazelton is in very poor health
Aaron Allen is visiting his brother
Fred for a few days.-Mrs. John Bar
nett is in Burlington for medical
treatment.-Mrs. Mabel Patterson was
in Burlington the first of last week
Lorentine Rollins is at Mrs. Mabel
Patterson's .-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Whitney were visitors at their daugh-
!, ter's, Mrs. j. e. Sinnott. the first OF
, the week.-Gerald Locke is boarding
at c. L. Paronto's and attending
school.-Rudolph and Agnes Pike
were in Cabot esday.-Miss Hell
en- Smith was at her home in Stan
! nard Sunday.-Supt. Harvey Burbank
Il was in town the first of the week visit
, ing schools and lecturing on the foot
; project.-Eugene Domey attended
! teachers meeting at the Heights Mon
: day-School opened May with 81
pupils enrolled. Twenty-one of tn,
, pupils are to have a home garden an(
1.-The school will have: a one-acre gar
j den.-Gertrude' Gramno is boarding
at J.. n. Nicholson's and attending
F school.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Piersor
!, are working lat the Belfry.
g Sinnott of HardWick, Mrs. Jane Leach
and Mrs. Ella Corcoran of Fairfield
a were called here Monday by the seri
$ our illness of their father, William
: Sinnott.-Henry A. Domey is in Per
, kinsville visiting his brother, 1. F
) Domey.-Mrs. Jane Barnett is at Mrs
Lewis Wilmerson' s.-The N. E. M. P
A. will hold a meeting at the school
house Tuesday night. Supt. Harvey
Burbank will be present to lecture OF
the food comprehensive King
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Gladly
Paronto Wednesday.-Miss Bessi
Robinson has gone to Greensboro t.
r work at the Lakeview House for tn,
!, season.-Edith NJ Patterson is hOm,
4 from Marshfield for a few days
4 Edna Allen and Alma Orion were a
e East Hardwick Tuesday, where the.
e are being coached for the silver media
. contest to be held at the Baptis
: church Friday evening, May 11.-Mrs
t Graham from the Four Corners wa
3 at her daughter. Mrs. Annie Aliens
t May 3.-Rudolph Pike has finished hi
e work at the Belfry.