St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08
LUNENRURG

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nd Mrs. Katherine French, last
| ,eek. He also called on other rela-
ives. Father Hagen will be remem-
cred as George Hagen, who was a
.unenburg boy, residing here till he
vent away to take ny his studies for
| he Priesthood.
Miss Carrie Lamott is taking Il
acation from her work at the
Ieights House and is with her par
| ats in Guldhall, where she is i'll
! nth influenza.
William Mclaughlin was able to
'eturn home from Littleton Hospital
lst week, where he has been for four
| yeeks receiving treatment for the in
ury received in his knee from the
lick of horse. Charles McLaugh
in went to Littleton and brought his
>rother home.
Mrs. w. r. Bell Of South Lunen-
,urg received a letter from Mrs
George Parker of Lancaster last
week telling of the death in Attleboro
lass, of Fred a. Blois, husband of
| Edith Parker Blo:s, who has many
! friends in Lunenburg who will SYM
oa.hize with her and her year old
laughter, June, in her sorrow, rs well
: IS with M. and Mrs. Parker. Mrs.
3lois and daughter will come with
Ter parents to Lancaster for the pres
ont.
I Pvt. Irving Kimball was at home O.
, through from Camp Devens last
week.
F. NJ. Aytle of Whitefeld was call
ed on business recently.
Eden Jewell Of Concord visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jewell
last Thursday.
H. S. MCGOWAN was Il business
visitor in st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Sarah Simonds has returned
from Whitehe!d and is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gregory for an indefinite
time. Both M. and Mrs. Gregory
ere better than they nave been.
e. NJ. Bailey of Wells River, cleo
t.ician, was in town on Saturday re-
pairing the dynamo at the Lunenburg
Mfg. Co.'S plant.
! Miss Pearl Garfield, who is n Red
Cross nurse in Anglers, France, in
q base hospital, wrote Of her we'll
being and good wishes for her friends
| in America which were received 70.
thc New Yca,,.
! Mr.. and Ms. Carl Phelps of Wat
eitown. Mas, Misses Ruth Cole and
Elizabeth Kir,ball from Montpelier
Seminary "cTc called to Lunenburg
on Saturday by the death of Miss
Maud kimbnll,
Miss Amanda Rcan is working for
Mrs. W. z. Cell al South Lunenburg.
New Years Day was saddcned for
the whole community by thc illness
lind death # noon from pneumonia CT
Miss Maud kimba!l. She was taken
i'll with influenza on Thursday OF the
week previous, and was not seri-
ousls' i'll till Sunday, from that time
growing gradually worse till the
end. Shc was the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Kimbal!,
was horr in Luncnburg and livct.
here during her lie of only q years.
Maud was It home girl, always pleas
art, with q laugh and good word for
every one where lever she might be,
and was general favoritc with
$oung and old. She was member OF
the Cpstremers class Of the Methodist
Sunday school and very active in its
work. Al home she was her fathers
helper in out door work as well as in,
giving great happiness to her family
and friends with her musical talent.
The most sincere sympathy of the
townspcoplc is extended to the faith
CT and mother, Miss Mildred, her sis
ter, and the young brother, Elwyn, as
we'll as to the relatives both here and
in other places. Funeral services
were held at he l. late home on Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. G.. w. Doug.
las speaking comforting words to the
friends who gathered tor the last
rites, and tavorltc musical selections
were sung by Mls. Ada Smith and
RI. K. Stuart, her Sunday school
| teacher. 1 he casket was covered
with beautiful floral decorations CIV
On by loving and sorrow,ng friends.
: Thc body was laid to rest in RIVER
side cemetery beside her grandpar-
cnt.,.
The total amount given for the
Red Cross drive just passed in Essex
County according to the report of the
County Chairman, A. N. Bell of
South Lunenburg was $l6l2, which
was by the towns Of the county a,
follows: Bloomfield, "a; Brighton,
600; Brunswick, q; Canaan, 237;
Concord, So; East Haven, 81; Gran
by, ID; Guildhall, 111; Lexington,
10; Lunenburg, 27s; Norton, 81;
Victory, not reported.
Miss Marion Walker, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Wilson and family, ut South Lunch
burg, has returned to Winchendon,
Mass, where she is teaching.
j. A. Boucher of South unenburp.
has moved his family and household
effects to the house recently vacated
by Il. N. Hcbb from the F. M. Wheel
ock house which has been purchased
by William Hendricks.
VIII Kimball, who has hand with
shortened fOrc finpor m ro,,;,,l l,;,