The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08
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and. MrA Katherine French, lust
week. He also called. on other rela-
ives. Father. Hagen viii be remein-
,ered rs George Hagen, who was a
Lunenburg boy, residing here till he
vent away to take up his studies for
The Priesthood.
Miss Carrie Lamott Is taking q
,acation from her work at the
Heights House and Is with her par
.nts in Gaildhall. where she is Ill
With influenza.
William Mclaughlin was able to
'eturn homo from Littleton Hospital
ast week, where he has been for four
veeks receiving treatment for the in
ury received in his knee from the
lex of a horse. Charles McLaugh-
in went to Littleton and brought his
,rother home.
Mrs. W. r. Bell Of South Lunen-
,,,rg received letter from Mrs
ieorge Parker of Lancaster last
7eek telling OF the death in Attleboro
lass, of Fred A. Blois, husband of
,dith Parker Blois, who has many
riends in Lunenburg who will sy1ll-
,athize with her and her year old
aughte:', June,sin her sorrow, as web
S with Mr.. and Mrs. Parker: Mrs.
'lois and daughter will come with
.ers parents to Lancaster for the press
Mt.
Pvt. Irving kin:hall was at home on
though from Camp .Devens last
yeek. .
F. NJ. Astle Of Whitefeld was call
d on business recently.
Eden Jewell of Concord visited his
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jewell
asst Thursday. ,s:
Fl. S. MCGOWAN was a business
isitor in St. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Sarah Simonds has returned
rom Whitefield and is with Mr.. and
IRIS. Albert Gregory fol. an indefinite
inie. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
re better than they have been.
e.. NJ. Bailey Of Wells River, cleo
rician, was in town on Saturday re-
airing the dynamo at the Lunenburg
fig. Co.'s plant.
Miss Pearl Garfield, who Is Red
ross nurse IN Anglers, France in
base hospital, wrote of her. well
eing and good wishes for her friends
lAn1erica which We're received for
ne New Year. s. & &c. Is.
VT. afsd MRS. Cari pnelps OF " al,
Town MASS, Misses Rutn Cole e aTc
'ilSaDeSh 'hiinoah :, iron W ontpehei
ssi 'aa, were ca,ied- TO Lunenoure
= oaturuay by the deatn OF MISS
iaa =. 81 sA. .lo'A1 ,I.!l; :, IS
Mss .AInanda bean Is !, WorKlhg 1oi
rs. u :, z. neilsat south LuhenDurg
view lear 8 gay was va s So 1o'
le Wnoles community Dy the illness !, 81
10 death az noon from pneumonia Of
ass Maua Ali'ipaH. = She was tak st
wlthSi.,iie. .t4sa On thursday 81 tns
ssh pre a.,,a ans IVES ny sstf
usiy ~ IN ounuay, rom s a.,, tlills
o"lii latiua1y s worse ~ i tns
~: o1e was tne eiuess dsugnte s,
= slliu MS r 11etpelS E na'i,oail
as porn porn ~ h l. ana hVee
ere curing Urn nef ne OF only wears
Islua MAS 9 nome ellt,1 alWs.ys pleas
nv WIN . iaueh ana good WoI T. 20 20
very one where vi ere ever slle mighesne
10 was general favor1te witt
oung ana oid.: sone: was 2 member o
nc Upstremers class OF nth the Methods
'unaay sehool ana very actlve IN IL
FORK, At home she was her father!
'elper in out door work as well as in
wing great happiness to her fanlil!
md friends with her musical talent
he most sincere sympathy of th'
owrlspeople Is extended to the faith
and nllotkers Miss Ns3. Mildred 4 her sis
en-, and t1e young brother. Efwyn, q g
1eh> as TO the relatives both here afit
4 other places. funeral service
Iere held at ne I, late home on Sat
-raay afternoon, Rev. u. W.@Dotg
Is speaking comforting words to th'
rlenos VINO gathered Tor the las
ties, and favor1te muslcal selection
1ere sung by Mrs. Ada Smith ant
|. =. otuarI, hef SUNDAY schoo
eachef Inc casKet was covered
'is,' psau .ll moral decoratons CIV
ny loving anu soiTo'Wlng friends lt1
ne Dody was iald TO rest IN RIVER
iue cemetery beside her grandpar
ms. -, tsEs.