St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-08
WEST RuRKE.

(Mrs. H. l.. Waiter Correspondence
Mrs. Ivis Kimball Johnson died
Tuesday, July 81, at the home of her
parents in Barton of pellagra, after
several weeks of intense suffering.
She was born March 25, 1891. and
was united in marriage to Albern r.
P. johnson May 2, 1910. She was a
faithful member of the West Burke
Seventh Day Adventist church and
was active in church work and mis-
sionary endeavors. She was much be-
loved in her home and by all who
knew her and the influence of her
sweet life remains. She leaves to
mourn their great loss besides her
husband. a father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs E. c.. Kimball, two sisters
Miss Lettie e. Kimball and Mrs
Samuel Rock, all of Barton, and two
brother, Edward C. Kimball, Jr.. of
Barton and Phileman Kimball of Or
ford n H.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
Walter and son, Raymond, with MIS-
Adna burlington and two sons, Elmer
and Clarence burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Hunter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Perham, Miss Gladys billiard,
Miss Nellie Edmunds and Chester
Langmaid Of East Burke took trip to
Caspian Lake by autos Sunday and
enjoyed a bounteous picnic dinner at
the Lake, returning home through
Glover and Barton.-Mrs. Bert Bug
bee and daughter, Mrs. Jessie Doug
las. and little son, Francis of Barre.
are visiting relatives here for a few
srrhk 1fy,rr
struck the house of Henry Gaskill and
tore the chimney to pieces and did
some other damage to the buildings,
but fortunately no one was injured
Mrs viii Cheney and children of st.
Johnsbury are spending a few days
with her mother and Mrs Abbie
Cheney-Mrs. Downs of Newark
spent Friday with Mrs. Abbie Cheney.
Mrs Dale Atwood Of st. Johnsbury
spent part of last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roundy.-Miss
Mildred Morse tof Pittsburg, Mass, is
spending while with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Newman.
| West Burke Church Notes.
| At the communion service on Sum
| day morning the pastor spoke on the
subject, "Christ's Request Of Peace I"
Three members were received by Ger
tificate--The largest attendance of the
| out-of- door services thus far this sea-
son marked the service on Sunday
| evening Beside the hymns in which
the congregation participated, solo
was sung by Mrs. Berry. For the adj
dress Mr.. Douglass took as his sub
! ject, "The Sea.''-In spite of the
| threatening weather an unusually
large number attended the Thursday
evening service at which time Miss
| Ruth Leach gave an account of the
w. II. M. S. conference at Mortified,
Mass, which she recently attended.
Reports of this service are apprecia-
tive.-Services will be held at the
usual hours on Thursday evening and
Sunday morning. The evening open
air service will be held on the lawn
of Mrs. Cynthia Aldrich.-The meeting
of the w. F. M s., will occur on Fri
day at Mrs. Spencers, Mrs. Nettie
| Mccoy leader. All ladies are invited.
Boy Scouts. ~
The Boy Scouts meet at o'clock
each Friday evening to NOW the
| church lawn Following this work
| their regular meeting is held at the
tschooI building.-Scout Human
| Cooling has qualified for five or six
merit badges. Several other Scouts
are working for advance in rank. 4,