St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-21

Barnet he has seen IA doctors come
and go. In 1864 he married Miss
Charlotte Moore of Barnet. Two chill
dren of this union are living, DIR.
Robert II. Hazelton. who has sue
ceeded to his fathers practice, and
Mrs. Charlotte Dow of Barnet. This
Wife died in 1871. and in, 1876 he
married Miss Harriet Wilson. There
is one daughter by this marriage, Miss
Bertha Hazelton, residing in Boston.
Four grand children survive him, Ell
1ene and Edith Hazelton and Laura
Dow of Barnet and Franklin Dow,
who is attending school in Seattle.
With the exception of this grandson
his family were all present at his bed
side when he passed away. 1t is not
too much to. say that DR.. Hazelton
gave to his chosen profession his life's
devotion. He has been known to say
that he never refused to answer a
call. His efforts and faithfulness
We're crowned with large degree of
success. His books show "a record of
over three thousand births which he
had attended with the loss of but one
mother. Saturday at 1880 o'clock
prayers were said at his home by his
personal friend, Rev. D. E. Burns OF
Monroe, NJ H., after which the regu-
lar service was held in the church,
Rev. w. c. Clark officiating, assisted
by Rev.iM Burns. A choir of friends
sang 'sSweetEBy and By" 90 Sing to
Me of Heaven When l Am Called to
Die" and THE Christians GOOD
Night 1t has been said that no fu-
neral is like unto that of a doctor for
pathos A strange sadness fell upon
the large congregation as his body
was carried out from them for the
last time he who had for more than
half a century been their help in
sickness and had beaten death back
time after time from their door
Death in the end was victor for the
man who saved them had not been
| able to save himself. Among those
present from out OF town at the flu
neral from ST. Johnsbury were DIR
Allen DIR. Stiles. Henry Wilson, Chas
| Stanley, Mrs. Fred Potts, Mrs. Ora
! Bishop; Mrs. George Wheeler of Lyn-
! donville; Mrs. Curtis Harvey and Mr.
Keith of Passumpsic; Mr.. and Mrs
! Horace Moore of Lisbon, n. H.; Mrs
/ Alice Thayer of Woodsville; and Mrs
! Woodland Of Danville, and a largo
! number from East Barnet, Monroe
/ and McIndoes
Z! Harold Berry spent last week with
| his father, Byron. Berry.
| Sumner Gilfi11an is visiting his
! father in Hartford, Conn, for a few
/! days.s
! The East Barnet Dramatic club pre-
serted their DRAMA RED Acre Farm,
| Friday evening in the Town hall to ;
large and appreciative audience. Th'
drama was followed by refreshment
| and a social dance.
J. w. Simonds was a business Wis
itor in town Friday.
/ Roy Parker of McIndoes visited hi
sister. Mrs. Ned Somers, Friday.
j. w. Cantin, who has been takin:
1 Ora Proctor's place as assistant oper
ator in the Boston & Maine ticket OF
| flee, returned to his home in Shef
/ brooke Saturday night. Mr.. Procto
returns to his duties Monday.
/ Miss Beatrice Parker of McIndoe
! visited her sister, Mrs. Ned Somers
/ Saturday.
i Ned Johnson is visiting his uncle
1 Claude Gilfllan, IN Hartford, Conn.
/ Miss Beulah Whitney spent tn
! week at Johnson's.
Miss Belle Fairbanks is visiting il
4 West Burke over Sunday.
Miss H A Kellogg spent Saturda,
! at Wells River.
/ Last Wednesday evening the Ken
i lucky Jubilee quartet gave a fine con
cert before a we'll filled house.
i Austin Carter spent the weekend
Il i'll St. Johnsbury.
C. J. Hilliard was a business visito
\ in St. Johnsbury Saturday.
4 Mrs Elmer Roy, Mrs. Will McGil
! Mrs. Lizzie Kendall and Mrs. Burn
Ganmell Of East Barnet were in tow
i Saturday.
T Mrs. Ora Bishop of ST. Johnsbur
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. H
4 Hazelton.
! Mrs Jesse Russell went to 81
Johnsbury Saturday for treatment.
4 Mrs. George Wheeler OF Lyndonvill
was in town Saturday.