The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee, now
of Lynn, Mass, but formerly Of
this town, occurred very suddenly
at his home last Saturday even
ing. He was out with a friend for
an evening walk, and complained
of pain in his stomach. They went
into the drug store, and he took d
drink OF wintergreen to relieve
HIM, but the pain grew worse, and
in the night his parents were
awakened by his groans and suf-
ferlng. A doctor was summoned
and he was rushed to the hospital
but died in a very short time
from a leakage of the heart, from
which he had suffered before. Jas
per Lee was the youngest of the
Lee children, and was born here
! tWenty-one years ago, and lived
here until he was fifteen when the
family moved to Orleans. He at
tended the Graded school here, the
Institute and Orleans high school
and later entered the Northeastern
Y. M. C. A. College in Boston.
The past summer he has been
working for his brother-in-law.
Ernest Martin, as steam filters
helper, and about three weeks ago
went to Lynn to take a similar
position with the General Electric
people. He was n capable young
man, of good habits, and his I'M
timely death brings great sorrow
to his family and friends. His re-
mains were brought here for bur
lal, and funeral services were held
at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
Ernest Martin, Wednesday morn
ing, and conducted by the Rev. r.
A. Hamilton of Orleans, who had
baptized him. The bearers were
his two brothers, Ferne, of Mills.
Mass, and Allen, and two broth
erS-ln-law, Ernest Martin and Err
est Gour.
The next entertainment in the
Lecture Course, a concert by the
Harp Ensemble Company, which
specially features harp music, will
be in Music Hall next Wednesday
evening, the 22d and is sure to be
pleasing.
The young ladies employed in
the office of the Dairy Medicine
Company, with four guests, max
ing ten IN all, enjoyed an office
party Thursday evening, which
Will long be pleasantly remember
ed by all who were present. The
occasion was especially to honor
two of their number who are soon
to leave, Miss Marjorie Ruggles,
who left Friday morning for Brat
tleboro, where she has a position.
and Miss Meryl Perkins, who goes
soon to Greenfield, Mass. expect
ing to remain there. The girls first
enjoyed a supper at the usual
hour, OF fruit salad, sandwiches,
coffee, cake, cookies, fruit and
-lq5U7p 4uods u9Ul pup 'Epur5
ful evening, with music. games
and dancing, and all the pleasant
things that intimate girl friend
enjoy. "
Mr.. Smith, who clerks in the
Arthur Smith store has moved
rcm the Welch house at the Cen
Ter INTO the 2nd floor fiat in the
ter INTO te seconG floor flat in the
Iouldlng house on Main street.
Professor George E. p. Smith.
II the University of Arizona. af
tucson, has been spending a few
lays here and with relatives at
burke. He is the son of the late
Fred Smith of West Burke. and |
laS been in the West for more
han twenty years now holding a
position as irrigation engineer in
he Agricultural department OF the
University.
The semi-annual auction of the
SOCK Club will be held at Mrs. #
". LISTERS Tuesday evening next
It 7. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll NJ. Pike
md son of Stowe, were callers in
own this week. Mr.. Pike was
of the Agricultural
school at the time of its demise.
Mrs. George Davis who has
'een very i'll with ulcers of the
tomach and other digestive trou-
lies for some weeks, is now worse
nd obliged to have the care of n
rained nurse.
Little Charles Lang, son of Mrs
annie Lang, broke his arm tho
lrSt of the week on the play
round at school, while plaving
Nth the other boys, and getting
brown down.
Mrs. W. T. Knight of Boston
no has been visiting her brother
,dgar Brown, was taken i'll, and
1rs. Brown went back to her Bos-
on home with her Friday.
Mrs. Charles LeWsey has been
pending a few days with her sis
er, Mrs. H. d. Chapman, in Sut-
On.
The remains of Mrs. Leila
' ebb, for many years a resident
thlf place, wrre brought here
pr burial Saturday, from Somer-
HE, Mas, where she has been
wing.
The men viii serve an oyster
lpper Friday, Nov. "a in the
hurch at East St. Johnsbury fol-
wed by the play, "The Time of
us Life" given by St. Johnsbury
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