St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
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week for Grand Isle where she ha$ Il
position as counsellor IN Camp oIIch-
cla2a for iris. This camn Is under
the direction OF Vermont Y. W. c.
4. council.
aLwycr Joseph Potts ard mother,
Mrs. Alonzo Potts Of New York CITY
called at Sherbun Mooie'; recently.
They are spnndnp the summer at
Thurbci'a hotel in Danvi!lc.
Harvey Phclrs mt with what
minht have been fatal accident
Tuesday 4. m. at the stock yards. He
was about to lead bull out for
water when the creature turned on
him and "orcd him in the lep and
hin. Mr.. Phclne had presence of
mind to draw his lo"s I'm and thus
protect his body from attack. 1t is
not THOUGHT that he IS internally in
iurcd.
Mrs. Scott Darlin~ of South
Peacham is visitin" Ter DAUGHTER,
Mrs. Benjamin Gadley.
Dr. Elliott's familr are attending
the graduation Of their SON, Loren,
who is graduating from the Univer-
sitv of Vermont, Burlington.
Miss Harriet Kello"~ has gone to
Camp Quinibcck for girls at South
Fairlee, where she has a nosition for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gadley visited friends
in Ryegatc and Groton Sunday.
George Harvey and daughter,
PANEL of Nebraska are visiting at
Walter oJhnson's.
Mrs. w. S. LETTERS and maid of
Lyndonville are at E. B. Chasc's
Mrs Horace Gillian entertained the
missionary meeting at her home
Tuesday Mrs. DR.. Mackay, Mrs.
Mary Wilson, Mrs. John Varnum
and Miss Jeanette Varnum from
Peacham were present as guests. Miss
Varnum who is a teacher in Pleasant
Hill Academy. Tennessee, spoke of
the work there.
DR.. Jonah Gilfillan of Beebe Plain
was a recent visitor in Barnet.
Mrs. Gilbert Blair of South Peach
am is visiting her sister Mrs. Belle
Morgan.
w. Fl. Burbank left Monday for
an extended trip to California intend
in" to be away for six months.
Fred Quimby is at hi me from Wal
pole. N. TT.
Loren Elliott is at home from
BURLINGTON where he graduated from
the University of Vermont last week.
Mrs. Smart of Rumnev, N. H., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ell
lott.
The Misses Locke of Manchester,
N. H., who have been visiting at
the "arsona"e have returned home.
Miss Eva Batchelder, supt. of nurs-
es in the City Hospital at Buffalo, N.
Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Car
los Gilfillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Gilfllan were
recent visitors in Beebe Plain, VT.
Allen Pocock returned home with
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Pocock
of Beebe Plain spent Sunday at B.
N. Gilfllan's.
Donald Miller of Woodstock spent
Sunday and Monday at Dr.. R. H.
Hazelton's.
Miss Shufelt of New York state,
who is visitin~ at DR.. H. A. Flliott's
san" the offertory in church Sunday
morning "Hold Thou NY Hand"
Miss Shufelt has beautiful voice
and her singin" was great pleasure
to the congregation.
Three new members were taken
into the church at the mornin~ SER
vice SUNDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren
Holmes and William Morrison.
Miss Drown of Pike. N. H., has
been visiting Marjorie Albee.
Arthur Lamb died at his home in
Walkers Inn suddenlv last Tuesday
a. M, June 20. Mr.. Lamb had been
an invalid or in very poor health for
four years. He had seemed to be in
comfortable condition until two or
Lamb was born in Haverhill. N. H.,
in 1S49, som of Joseph and Mary
Woodbury. Lamb, one of II children.
Twenty years 400 last December
18th he married Nancy Rodgers from
Derby Center. VT. for the last 20
years thcv have made their home in
Barnet where he was foreman of the
r. r. section of this vicinity. The
funeral was held in the Congregation
al church FRIDAY afternoon and was
laroe'-- attended bv relatives and
neiphbors. Rev. Arthur Grerg off,
ciating. The burial was in the vii
laoe cemetery. Mrs. Lamb, who is
left alone has the sympathy of many