Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-04-02


: of her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Robinson
in Boston, Friday, afr very shor
= illness. Katherine Mckclvey wa
| born in St. Sylvester, Canada, Janu
+ airy 6, 1G45, and was married to Nj
Todd in St. JohnSbury, September q
1862 Since their marriage thci
+ home has hccn in st. Johnsbury unit
q little over four years ago whel
they went to BOSTON to make thei
home with their daughter. She j
survived by her husband, one son
John, of Springfield, Mass, and ont
, daughter with whom they lived An
other son, William, died when only ;
few years old. The funeral was helo
from St. Aloysius church Monda!
morning, with burial in Mt. Calvar!
cemetery. The bearers were Thomas
Tierney, James Cosgrovc, Charles 7
Lynch, Thomas F. Leonard, and two
nephews, James and John Mckclvcy
Of Berlin, N. H. Others from out OF
town who were called here to attend
the funeral were another nephew
Dennis McKelvey and a niece, Mrs
Kate Lonergan, all of Berlin, and a
cousin, Mrs. Charles Fits of Guild
hall.
Miss Vera Barrett is home from
two weeks spent in New York.
Truman Carder of Meredith is Wis
ting his. brother, William Carder.
Miss Marie Provost is in Lanes
boro visiting friends.
Hon. E. A. Cook of Orleans was in
town on business Monday.
/ Miss Fanny Parkhurst spent the
week end with friends in Passumpsic.
w. A. Kicker went Monday to
Montpelier to visit the Legislature and
from there to Boston.
Milton Montgomery is home from
the U. S. Navy, being placed on the
waiting list and subject to call.
Mrs. Jennie Spaulding of Newport
visited Mrs. W. L. Blodgctt, Mon
day.
John Ling of Bccchcr Falls and
his son, Joseph Ling, from Windsor,
Que, are visiting at Edward Ling's.
Mrs. Harry Writer'S has been i'll at
her home on Mt. Pleasant street tho
past few days.
Edmund Hamilton spent tho week
end at his home here from
Montpelier
Mrs. j. J. Corcoran and Mrs.
Hoctinp; from fitZdalc were here
Monday.
Henry Carter of the U. S. S. Meade
of East Boston, who has been visit
ing his sister, Miss Agelia Carter, re-
turned to his post Monday.
Hand tinted Easter and birthday
cards and folders are now on sale at
Stiles book store. Orders taken for
baby announcements, place cards
and tally cards. adv.
Miss Mabel Wheeler Of West Burke
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma
Wheeler at Brightlook hospital, Sat
urdav.
Miss Helen Joyce of the st. Johns
bury Academy is at Brightlook hos
pital recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
MI. and Mrs. George Ladd of Mont
pIier who have been visiting Wallace
and Fred Laid, returned homo Mon
day.
Raymond BloLgctt went Monday to
Bellows Falls to visit G. A. Blodgctt.
Mrs. Louis Smythc went Monday TO
Rumncy to visit her mother.
Wayne Woolcy, who has been VS.
ting friends in town, went to The
home of his parents in Horthllcld
Saturday.
Postmaster Gleason returned Mon :
day from Chicago where he lai been
the past week attending Il .!ectng OF
the Modern Woodmcn OF America.
Mrs. Patrick Dcmanch of Bellows
Falls, who has been visiting MIS-.
Fred Narcotic. the past few days, !
left for her home Monday. |
Mrs. Ida Lakcdon of Concord, N. :
H., spent the week end with Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Chamberlain and sup
piled at the Advent church Sunday.
The members Of the Comus Club
met at the home of Miss Ruth lmpcy,
Monday evening. The time was spent !,
with sewing and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The April meeting of the Woman's
club will be held at Pythian Hall,
evening, April 7 at 745.
The executive board will meet with
Mrs. Some,rillc at Gas. Members OF
the industrial class are cordially invit-
ed. Miss Kendall and Miss Cobb of
Hartford will bc present and tell
about The work done a. the Cavcndl;h
House.
Prescott Stcalns went to Concord
Andrew Richie and Leslie Thorn
ton of Barnet were here Monday.
Miss Marion Merrill spent the
week end in West Burke.
The Red Cross meeting will be held
at the armory Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Cecil Palmer went Monday to
Derby to visit Mrs. Lewis Nyc.
Miss Gladys Mailhot of Littlcton is
visiting Mrs. Julia Landry Il few
lays.
Miss Florence J. May is spending
the week at the Valley House, Or
loans rcc1ncratinr