St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
DANVILLE

Miss Annette FAIR Stockcr, young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Stockel was born in Danvillc
March oath, 1902, and died Angus;
30, 1920. She was very lovable and
loving oyung girl and had lived in
Danvlllc all her life gaining many
i friends. She entered high school II
1917 and attended two years when
her health failed and she had to give
up her school. She was membcs OF
the Congregational church and Sun
day school and was always IN attend
ancc as long as her hcHth permitted
She leaves to mourn her loss hel
mother, FIVE sisters, Mrs. Barrett of
Marshficld, Mrs. Barnett of Cabot,
| Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Sargent of Dan
vile and Mrs. Ainswolth of Man
| chester, N. H., and one brother, Ma
thanicl, of Cabot and one niece ard
nephew, Esther and Edward Pettin-
gill, who have always lived with Mr..
and Mrs. Stocker and were like sister
and brother to her, besides other
ncphews and nieces and host OF
friends. The funeral was held from
her late home, Wednesday,, Sept: L.,
Rev. c. A. Adams officiating.
Those from out of town 70 AT
tend the funeral were, Mr.. and Mrs
Ellie Barnett and Walter Barnett
of Cabot, Miss Ellen Stockcr of St
Johnsbury, Mrs. Nettie Burnham OF
Burlington, Ned Pettingill of Fitch
burg, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman
Barrett, MI. and Mrs. Delbert Ba.-
rctt of Marshfcld, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll St. John of Cabot and Mrs.
David Cassidy of Walden.
The exhibits for the Grange booth
at the fair should be brought to the
town hall next Friday.
Miss Eleanor Adams of Boston i,
spending some time at her cottage
here.
At recent visit to Twin Noun
tains, her former home, Mrs. w. F.
Dole called on her aunt, Mrs. Eliza
Howe Glines, who is SO years old.
Mrs. Glincs was gcttin~ ready to go
motoring.
Miss Margaret Davis went to her
school in Waterford Tuesday where
she will teach the coming year.
Lea Dole of Burlington who has
spent the summer in burlington, N.
H., is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. =. Dole for a short time.
He returns to Burlington Thursday
where he will teach in the University
Of Vermont he coming year.
Mrs. +. G. French who has been
visiting friends in Danville has re-
turned to her home in Johnson.
Sunday, Sept. IL will be observed
as rally day at the Congregational
church.
Thursday. Sept. . there will be a
church supper at the Congregational
church with Mrs. Dclmar Smith in
charge.
Harold Morse and family of st.
spent Sunday with his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Stockcr.
Rev. Chaunccv A. Adams preached
at North Danvllc Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin J. Paulsen
and Mrs. Nellie Harrison motorcd to
Burlington Saturday returning Sun
day afternoon.
Roy Anderson of Revere, Mass, is
visiting his cousins, Mrs. George M.
Dole and Gladys Fellows.
The body of DR.. Charles Hall was
brought here from Rockport, Mass.
Saturday afternoon and was placed
in the tomb to await burial in the
family lot Tuesday His wife, who
him. accompanied the re-
mains. DR.. Charles Hall will be re-
membere1 as former Danville man.
He practiced medicine in St. Johns
bury for many years and his many
friends in Danville and St. Johns
bury regret his death.
Allyne Fisher, his mother, Mrs.
Violetta Fisher and his sister, Miss
Letta Fisher returned to Washing
on, ID. c., Friday. Mr. Fishers wife
md two children went to Boston
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugenia Paquin has gone to
Springfield, Mass, to live.
Aaron Wesson Of st. Adams spent
he week end with his father, Peter
Ncsson.
Mrs. Candace Jones of st. Johns
Jury was a week end visitor at Har-
cy Ayers {
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clement who
ave been visitin~ in North Danville
nd st. Johnsbury arc back at Harley
ayers again for a short visit.
There has been meat market {
pcncd in the Elm House.
Miss Ethel Bagby, Mrs. Anna c