The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-26
CONCORD

+. Il. Carpenter loads stock at Con
cord station Monday, March 1.
Miss Mary King OF Boston has beer
spending few days with Mrs EN-
anuel Lillicrap.
The infant daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Williamson has bronchial
pneumonia. Mrs. Frank Bennett is
assisting in caring for her. Mrs. Wi
Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Cote
are recovering
S. c. Ranney of Lyndon drove from
his home Feb. IS, to spend his S3rd
birthday with his sisters, Misses Mel
lie and Jennie Ranney.
School at the Castle closes Friday,
Feb. 27 for short vacation.
Charles Morgan was in st. Johns
bury Saturday.
| Mrs, Carlos Gilillan returned to
her home in Barnet Thursday.
| At the close of the morning service
! at the M. E. church collection was
taken for. American Relief.
Death of Mrs. Angelina Brigham
| Mrs. Angelina Brigham passed
away at Brightlook hospital Wednes-
day, Feb. Is. The funeral was from
Calderwood's chapel, Friday at one
o'clock, Rev. Harold D. G. Scott Of
floating. The body was placed in
the tomb and will be brought to the
family lot for internment.s Ange-
line Powers was born June %, 1886,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Powers, of a family Of four children,
she is the last. She married Lucius
Brigham of Concord, who passed
away several years ago. About seven
years ago she went to make her home
with her niece, Mrs. William True,
on account of failing health, remain
ing there until after Mrs. True's
death. She came Feb. 10, 1919, to
the hons of Mrs. Emma West where
she was tenderly cared for until she
had the misfortune to break her hip
in st. Johnsbury, Dec. A, from the
shock of which she was unable to
rally. She was member OF the
First Universalist church, doing much
for it while she had the heart and
strength She is survived by two
nieces, Miss Mabel True and Mrs.
Charles Aston of Westminster and
large circle Of friends and acquain-
tances. Miss Matte True, William
True, Mrs. Emma West and Mrs. c.
C. McGregor were in st. Johnsbury
to attend the. funeral.
Next Sunday morning at the First
Universalist church the pastor, Rev.
z. J. MacInnis, will speak on Truth
and Beauty"
Mrs. Frank Leach and daughter,
Eva, of Lyndonville, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Gut
ting
Mrs. Aide Woodbury. Morrill,, of
Lancaster, N. H., is visiting her bro
Their, Hardie Woodbury..
Mrs. Arthur Warren, Durey War
rem of Kirby, Olville Platt and Miss
Jessie Williams of st. Johnsbury
Center were guests of Mrs. Minnie
Williams Sunday.
Mrs. Merrill Stecre remains critic,
ally i'll.
Miss Lena Williams remains quite
i'll.
Miss Alice Parker was in st.
Johnsbury Tuesday to visit her bro
ther Roscoe Parker, at st. Johnsbu,y
Hospital. Mr.. Parker is improving
and hopes to be able to return home.
Mrs. S. J. Harding, Mrs. w. N.
Lindsey and Mrs Jethro Lillicrap
have been i'll the past week
Henry King of Fitzdale was in
town Friday
A few friends Of Mrs. c. A. Mil
timore went to her home Thursday
evening TO remind her Of her birth
day, the affair being a complete sur
prise to her. Whist and music were
enjoyed, refreshments were served
and Mrs. Militimore presented gift
in currency.
Woodbury. w. II. C. and 6. A. Il.
enjoyed their annual visit in their
hall Saturday, dinner was served at
noon and short programme enjoyed
in observance of Washington's birth
day
Mrs. Harriette Douglas who has
been confined to the house by a hard
cold is better.
Mrs. Clinton Davis and little daughI
ter daughter spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart.
The family Of Dana Rivers and
Mrs. Hesper Wollcmon and children
are i'll from grip.
Charles Bradshaw has returned to
his home i'll Lyndon.
The ladies of the Universalist
church will serve dinner at the
church vestry Tuesday, town meeting
day.
Mrs. Minnie Houston and son,
Paul, Of ST. Johnsbury spent the week
end at the home of w. +. Houston
Remember the dance at Grange hall
Wednesday, Feb. 25 Good music.
w e. Houston has sold his place
in the village 10 IIardie Woodbury.. |