The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-02
CONCORD


Stocl,wel, who died Wednesday eve
ming after an illness of -everal weeks
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
CHARLES Howard, was held from the
Methodist church, Sunday at l p. A.
1 Rev. George Smith, officiating
He also sang three appropriate
\ hymns. Interment in the family rot
1 in village cemetery. The bearers
! were her two sons-in-law, Charles
/ Howard and Milo Ladd and two
glandsons, Ve1n Howard and Orange
Ladd.
Helen Sophronia Richardson was
/ born, IN Waterford, Aug. Is, 1873,
a daughter of Jacob and Irma Hovey
Richardson. In 1852 she married
Emmons Stockwell of Concord and
most Of lheir married life was sp, IT
( in this town. To them were born ire
I child en-, Jacob Richardson Stocllwell
/ (deceaseU, lrena A., deceased,
Emily Hovey, MRS. Charles How
arD, Mary Ella (deceased) and Jcn-
ME A., MRS. Milo Ladd Waterford.
She IS also survived by five grand
I children, Mrs. H. J. Daniels, st.
Johnsbury, Carl Childs, Grinnell,
Iowa, Vetn Howard, Canaan, Orange
/ Laid, Waterford and Richard Laid,
4 student at Harvard, and two treat
/ grandsons, Gerald and Howard Dan
iels, besides several nieces and ncp
+ hcws. She was q member of the
4 Methodist church, leaving none hat
I friends in the community which has
! been ner home for so many years.
/ Among these called from out of town
/ to attend the funeral were Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Frank Richardson, Nj. and
/ Mrs. Fred Richardson, Littlcton, n.
H., Mr.. ard Mrs. Harley Pike, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Sunsbury, Art7ur
/ Sunsbury, Mrs. Freeman Priest, Mel
lie Sunsbury, Frank Hastings, Step
hen Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Milo
! Ladd, Waterford, Frank Carr, Frank
Wallace, Mrs. Abbie Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Daniels, Miss Lydia Hem
ingway, Mrs. Hattie Weeks, NJ s.
Alice St. lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell
Moore, M. and Mrs. Leslie Carr,
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Car, st. Johns
bury, Merrill He1lick, Miss Myl.le
Hovev, Mrs. Emily Chase, Oscar
Wallace, Horace Wallace, East st.
Johns bury, M. and Mrs George
Temple, Lunonburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Howard, Canaan.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Eugene Ellingwood
of Manche ter, n. H., were guests OF
Mrs. Ellirgwoods parents, MI. add
Mrs. Ale" Hodgdon the first OF the
week. M. Hododon was home from
his work at Franconia.
Miss Alice G.. Reed was home from
her school at Fitzdale for the week
end
Haven L!odgett of North Stratford
spent the week end in town.
NJ. and Mrs. Roy Powers and
little daughter, Agnes, Of Kirby,
were at Mrs. Jennie Bonnett's Sun
day. Mr.. Flora Beard, st. Johns-
bury was also a guest at her moth
cr's home.
Mrs. A. ]. Colliveau Of Lyndon
Vile visited her mother, Mrs. Viola
L. Stacy, Friday. 49,.
Andrew Morgan spent Sunday with /
his daughter, MIS-. Robert Hull.
The trustees of the First Univer- |
salst chul CHI have secured the SER I
vices of Rev N. s. Hill cf Woonao"N- |
ct, r. l.. rs pastor. NJ. Hill comes |
highly recommended By the general
superintendent, nr. JOHN s. Love,
y. D. He will commence III pc2- !
toratc June IS.
A delegation from Moose River /
Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. NJ, were I
in Lunenburg Sunday to attend me !
funeral Of GeoIse Balch.
The social committee of the Uni
vorsalist church for June arc Mrs.
w. y. Craulin, Mrs. W. l.. Reed, |,
Mrs. F. NJ. Colbeigh, Mrs. Edith |
Brooks, Mrs. Emma West, Mrs. Fred
Woods.
Mrs. C. A. Mltimore, E. C. Grant,
Mr.. Fountain were in Waterford FN'-
day nigh, to furnish music for a
dance.
The baccalaurcate sermon for the
J. II. s. was given at the Methodist
church SUNDAY evening by Rev. &. !
S. Smith.
Miss Lila Hicks of st. Johnsbury
and sister, Mrs Florence Morrison
have been spending few days 1t
their home here.
Mrs. Mary H. S. Cutting is visiting
in St. Johnsburv.
Miss Anna Douglas of St. Johns
bury is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
Rev. P. J. MacGinnis, former pas
tor of the First Universalist church,
now located at Adams, Mass, was IN
own over Wednesday night to shin
MS household Goods to hat city. He
was accompanied by his nephew, Ira
McCray o. Boston.
Mrs. Carlos Gilfllan of Barnet was
allied here the last of The week by
he injuring Of her granddaughter,
Helen Chapman, who was knocked
"wn hv nm automobile. Only the
act that he car was running at
very low rate of snced prevented a
,erv serious if not fatal ,ccident. /
Frooman Russell was called TO
Now Boston, N. H., Saturday by the