St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-21
SOUTH CABOT.
Mrs. w. l.. Swan Died at Hospital Fol
lowing observation-disclosures.

lowing Operation-Locals.
This community was shocked and
a gloom was cast over it when the sad
news came Friday morning of the
death of Mrs. Warren L. Swan at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she
went little over two weeks before,
for an operation, having to undergo
two. Blood poisoning developed but
she bore her suffering without muir
muir. Mrs. Swan was a most kind and
loving wife, mother and neighbor, al
ways doing all in her power for her
family and friends. In sickness or
trouble she was one Of the first to
think of her neighbors and to try and
aid them. Hannah Clifford Swan was
born in Marshfield So years ago last
July, the daughter of Josiah and Jane
Clifford. Thirty-eight years ago she
married Warren Swan Three child
died in infancy, and one who survives,
1Tinnie Jock Of Hartland. Some %
years ago they moved from Orange to
this place, where they lived until
about year ago, when they moved
to Woodbury., but for the past few
months they had been in Middlesex
in the family of Ed. Hill. She leaves,
besides her husband and daughter,
one brother, John Clifford of Barre,
and two sisters, Mrs. Howard Leonard
of Calais and. Mrs. Burt Potter of
Plainfield. also host of friends. The
funeral was held Sunday at / o'clock
at the home of c.. w. Houghton, Rev.
F. r. Currier of Cabot officiating and
a quartet from Marshfield sang three
selections. She was laid to rest in the
cemetery near her old home, beside
the two children. The floral offerings
were many and beautiful. Those from
out of town to attend the funeral
were y. d. Jockland family Of Hart
land, John Hill of Plainfield, Horace
Hill of Marshfeld, and Mr.. and Mrs
Arch Hill of Plainfield, Mr.. and Mrs
John Clifford of Barre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Potter of Plainfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Burnham of Calais
Roy Hall Of Walden is visiting his
brother, L. D. Hall, for few days
j. D. Jock and family started for their
home in Hartland Tuesday, stopping
at Plainfield and Middlesex on the
way.-Alfred Paquin of Danville was
in the place Sunday to attend the flu
iiSiI1l " AhI .. WI dIIEu II. oWan.-Mr,
and Mrs. Elmer Maxfield and son,
Earl, of Plainfield visited at George
Gees Sunday.-Newell Somers has fin
ished work. for George May and gone
to his home in st. Johnsbury.-Mr.
and Mrs. .George. Heath of East Cabot
We're at c. w. Houghton's Sunday
Verne Hudson of Marshfield was here
tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Dormang Barrett of Plainfield
visited her brother, ~. M. Stocker, two
days last Week.-H +. Morse and
Charles Austin were in Barre =, last
week. to attend the funeral of Emory
Clark.-Ernie ,Bashaw is :. with an
aunt; in johnson for While.-Warren
Swan, who has been stopping at c.. w.
Houghton's for a few days, returned
to Middlesex Tuesday.-Mrs.. N. M.
Stocker and Mrs. Dormans Barrett
were in Danville two days last week
at the home Of George Stoeker.-
George Congo of Danville is visiting at
George 'Gee's.-D. A. Coolberth lost
one OF his horses last Friday.-Fred
THOMAS was at w. O. SouthWick's last
Friday and Saturday on business
N NJ. Stocker was in Cabot last Sat
urday on buSineSs.-W. M. Hall was
in Montpelier last Thursday on bust
ness.-W. D. Barr was in the place
Saturday.-Avon Hall was in sDanville
last: Saturday on business.-Mrs.
Charles Bouldry is Maxine
Shaw has been sick with the measles,
but is gaining.-Mrs. Mabel Patter-
son is stopping with her sister, Mrs
Charles Bouldry for few days-Mr.
and, Mrs. Cash Lamberton were Wis
tors at I. E. Woodlands last Friday
Harry Tiobetts and Bert Lamberton
werevisitors at. w. r. Tibbetts sun
day. Mrs. Hiram Darling was in
Montpelier and Barre Friday and Sat
urday on business.