The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-26
CLARENCE l.. Dryer

Clarence l.. Dryer died suddenly at
his home here Thursday evening,
May -. The funeral was held Sun
day at one p. m. at the Methodist
church, Rev. David Hickland otficiat-
ing, with singing by Mrs. Hickland
and Mrs. Hartshorn. There oearefs
were brother Masons. lnterment was
at Concord cemetery.
Mr.. Dryer was born in Gro'on, N,
H., Sept. 20, 1S43 At the age OF
10 he enlisted with the 4th n. II.
Volunteers, Co. l., in the Civil War,
serving four years and one mo 18th.
Mr.. Bryer leaves to mourn IS loss
his wife and son, Lerov H., OF Bos-
ton. also yne son and two daughters
by former marriage, Joseph r. OF
Danville, Airs. Hugh Meehan Of Der,
lin, n. H., and Mrs. Harry Gordon OF
Danville, P. c., one step daughter
Mrs. Gilbert Hastings of West Dan
Vile and several grand children.
Among those from out of town to
attend the funeral were his TWO
| Gordon.
Many beautiful flowers showed the
high esteem in which Mr.. Brycr was
held by relatives and friends.
| The Caledonia County Association
of Congregational churches Will ht'd
its annual meeting on Thrfsdey,
June 3, morning, afternoon ana even,
ing at the Congregational church. All
are welcome to these sessions
The annual meeting OF the WON,
ans Missionary Society will De held
at Mrs. Harvey Dole's on Thursday,
Nav 27, 1T three o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Smith spent
Sunday last week at Lee BOWS IN
Cabot.
On account of the rain the base
ball game between Danville hlPh
school ana St. Johnsbury high lchool
was postp med. r.. ~:
Tuesday night the play ga Rcgl-
ment of Two" was given at the town
hall by the senior and junior classes
of Paach IN Academy.
Oscar Rodgers has finished work at
Arthur Webster's and has t2pe to
work at the garage.
The many friends OF Sam ingalls,
are clad . know he is improv ng- :,
Miss Emily Fisher spent tbs week
end IT her'home in town. :,
Pictures for Friday, May 20, VIII
he Douglas Fairbanks in an cigh'
reel picture entitled, "His Majesty
the American" and news reel. The
committee announced that every FS'
Friday in the month a special pro
gram will be given.
The remains of Mrs. Abbie Thomas
Mccarthy were brought here Sunday
for burial in the family lot.
Rev. C. A. Adams attended tao
convention of the n. f. division G.
the Red Cross in Boston last week.
Memorial Sunday, May 30th thee
!, will lie union service at the Congre
gational church, Rev. David Hicklan;
will ne the SPEAKER The members o
G. \. r. and the veterans of all TIT
wars are cordially invited to be pres
emit .-...
Mrs. J. w. ellis, Mrs. J. A. Rob
\ ertson ana Mrs. c. A. Scott went #
: Barnet Tuesday as delegates to tn
w. C. T. u. convention.
D Mrs. Mary Stocker and or ,adsor
y Edmund Pettingill visited at Ma
Stocker's IN Cabot last weel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. b. Sargen
have returned to their camp or tn
= summer.
6 w. c. Health has been confined t
=. the rouse the past week.
> The grand chief of the lythia
v Sisters, Ada l.. Hardy, of Orleans
made her annual visitsson Monday
Nav "a. She was entertained b
Mrs. Rosa Steele.
Misses Adelaide and Annie Bao
ger spent Sunday at their home |
St. Johhsbury.
Nj. Crowley from Boston is spenc
= ing the week at Far-view Cottage.
CAPD OF THANKS