St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-07
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.
Funeral Of Mrs. Sherry


edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Funeral services for Mariah Warner
Sherry widow Of the late John w.
Sherry were held Sunday afternoon
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. H. Hallett. Intermcnt was in the
Center Cemetery.
Mrs. Sherry is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. e. H. Hallett of this
village, with whom she has made her
home for the past five years, and Mrs.
Charles Nuttall of New York City.
Mrs. Sherry passed away Feb. 2,
utter a short illness of pneumonia.
On Jan. 81, Mrs. Sherry celebrated
her Saith birthday and up to that date
lad enjoyed exceptional good health
or one of her advanced years.
Among those who were called from
distance to attend the burial SER
ices were Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace IL.
Sherry of Worcester, Mass, Mrs.
Charles INITIAL New York City, Mrs.
Henry Bugbee, West Burke and John
, Webster of Lyndonville.
A masquerade, promenade and
lance will be given at Green Mountain
Grange hall next Friday evening.
Sugar on snow will be served.
The Sewing Circle Of the Universal
| st church will meet with Mrs. Arthur
0lcott next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ella Drew, aged SO years, of
| Washington, D. c., died here on Feb
'uary 4.
There is quite a good deal of ex-
| element on just at the present time
-mong the local firemen, the two as
| ;istant foremen having chosen sides,
Zach having IS men on his side, to
| )lay fourteen pede." They meet in
| Firemen's hall one night each week
| The score to date is as follows: H
! 3. Gallagher's men have a percentage
| If $50 and w. C. fWheelers men .45O
| The individuals with the highest per
| entage are Leo Eastman and Charles
l Brooks, their percentage being $50
| 1allag hers team is eight games ahead
| # Wheeler's team.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Remick were
| ,alled to Concord on Monday on &C.
| ,aunt of the death of their son-in-
| aw
| Miss Bertha Salman spent the
| weekend with friends in ST. Johns
/ bury.
| Darlington Robinson of Claremont
/ N. H., was a recent visitor at his home
! here.
| Mrs. Ezra Learned went to Will
| ,oughby on Tuesday to attend the
| funeral Of Mr.. Folsom
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sherry OF
| Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. Charles
! Nutall of New York City were called
| here on account of the death of Mrs
| Maria Sherry.
Byron Wright is seriously i'll with
| pneumonia. Miss Slack, trained
] nurse from St. Johnsbury, is caring
| for him.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings of Peacham
| spent the Weekend as guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. w. B. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Massey Of North
| Danville spent the weekend with
| their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ
| Massey.
| Rev. r. S. Caldwell is substituting
| in Miss Eta Folsom's school, as she
Twas called home on account Of the
1 death of her father
! Miss Ruby Brooks spent the week
end with friends at Lyndon.
| Mrs. R. c. Campbell, who has been
| in BrightlOok hospital the past two
weeks, returned homo on Sunday.
| There will be a masquerade and
| dance at Green Mountain Grange hall
| next Friday evening, Feb. .. Sugar
on snow will be served.
| Mrs. Cynthia Gibson of Groton is
| the guest of Mrs. 3. l.. Gardner.
| The oyster supper given by the La
dies Aid Society of the First Con-
/ gregational church proved to be quite
successful in spite of the Indictment
weather.
Leo iMongeon is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A Mongeon
Mrs. Mabel Cooke of Irasburg i.
spending a few days with Mrs. Ellen
| Granger.
Mrs. Cora Stebbins of Monroe, n
| H., visited her sister, Mrs. Georgs
Eastman.
| Mrs. Charlie Aver of Barre wa.
| called here this week on account o
| the illness of her daughtcr-in-law
| Mrs. Glenn Aver.