The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-24
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Charles Taylor was called to Dan
vile Saturday by the death Of his
uncle.
The removal by death of Mrs. Rose
A. Powers brought sadness to every
person who ever knew her in this Sec
ton says the Nashua Telegraph,
whore she has long been identified.
She was woman of exceptional in
tclligence and 1miabiity. All who
knew her, even slightly, was sing
ularlv drawn to her. One of her strik-
inc characteristics was her uncon-
seriousness of her all pervadinp charm
which she exercised on all who came
within the Influence of it. How our
hearts ache for the two children
bereft of their mother so dear and
they so dear to her, Acquainted with
solgw in her eaily married life in the
death of her husband She took up
the task bravely of rearing and edu-
eating her little mes. How well
she did it. Mrs. Powers
vas born in Puke, VT, April 10,
1871 She leaves to mourn her loss
besides hcr two children Leon II. and
Rcna r., three brothers, Frank Nc
Donald of East Burke, VT. William
OF Lynfield, Mass. James Of West
Burke and three sisters Mrs. l.. A
Darling Of East Burke, Mrs. May Odds
Of Boston, Mass. and Lila Mcdonald
who lives with Mrs Darling. The
funeral services were held MONDAY
afternoon from the Congregational
Church, at Eayt Burke, Rev. S. G.
Suitor officiating. The remains were
placed in the Tomb at Woodmont
Cemetery.
William Mcdonald has been visit
ING relatives in town part Of last
week, RETURNING to his home in
Lynfield Mass. Saturday.
Mrs. H. b. Webster and Mrs.
Charles Ball spent the day Thursday
with Mrs. E1rvey Honer in Pink
ham.
Mrs. NJ. II. ellison has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
neuritis.
MI Gilbert has been confined to
the house a part OF last week with
an injured hand.
s. A. Mitchell Of Lyndonvillc was q
business visitor in town Thursday,
Nj. md Mrs. Walter Silsby Of
Campton, n. H., were in town for
the week end. Mrs Silsby will stay
for a few days and help care for her
sister, MIS-. Carl Frasier, who is IN
q serious condition.
Mrs. Harricttc Douglass hes re-
turned to Concord. Mrs. Emma Jen-
kins of Sutton has taken her place
az Charles Lcach's.
Hazel Aldrica Of Lyndonvillc WIS.,
tied Louise Aldrich Saturday.
Mrs. Dennis Davis of Lyndonvillc
.rcnt a couple Of days last week at
hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Gil
son.
Y. S. H lrdy, who recently sold his
farm to Homer Litchtield and brother
has moved into the d. Root house.
Leon Robinson Of Westmorc has
moved into the Belden house and
works at Mt. View farms.
Mrs. Mamie Odds and two daugh
.ers, Marion and Maud, who We're y
allied here by the death Of Mrs., Rose
Powers returned to Boston Saturday /
George Cole aud family spent :
Sunday in West Burke with his par /
cnts, Nj. and Mrs. LYMAN Walter.
Miss L0ttic Brockway is quite sick !
with the prevailing distemper. Ms.
BroclCway has neuritis.
Henry Darling has been home the
past week cllle1 by the death Of his
aunt, Mrs. Rose Powers. He return
I'd to Boston, Monday. Leon Powers
and sister. Rena returned to their
nome in Nashua. n H., Saturday.
The Darlings have finished the
'harles Foster logging job on Kirby
Vt.
There was 4 large crowd out Fri
lay night to attend the grange mas
ucrade and good time was enjoy
ID by all present.
Mrs. Carl Frasicr who has been
/ great sufferer the past week is 4
title more comfortable.
George Quimbv and two brothers
f Kirby visited their aunt, Mrs. Wes-
ay Dee, Sunday.