The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-26
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The community was saddened
on Easter morning to i4ea- Of the
death of Mabel Ainsworth at the
Washington county hospital,
where she had been for three
months. Her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Hobart We're with
her and her father, Orwell Aims
worth, had been to see her a few
days previous to her death.
She was the daughter of Orwell
and Alice (HobarD Ainsworth
and was born at Peacham, Deem
Der 16, 1902.
Besides her father she leaves two
brothers, Harold and Merrill AIMS
worth Of this town. Since the
death Of her mother, her home had
been with Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Ho-
bart to whom she seemed almost
as near as an own daughter She
was a bright capable girl, but for
the past few years had been ham
pered by i'll health Early in the
fall she went to a sanitarium at
Pembroke, N. H.. where she APP
parently gained during her stay,
but since her removal to Barre she
steadily failed until the end.
The patrons of the Mollys Falls
telephone lines will ever remem-
Der her as an efficient and faithful
central girl" and her service
were highly appreciated as was
shown by the beautiful pillow and
cut flowers from the community
and the floral tribute from the
Molly's Falls Company and operat-
ors as we'll IS many lovely flowers
from other friends. She was all
in white, the casket being covered
with the flowers she loved to well.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ho-
bart and was very largely attend
ed. Rev. |. P. Chase officiated as
sisted by Rev. W. A Warner.
I Mr.. Chase Of whose church she
was a member reminded all of how
beautiful and appropriate it was
for her to pass away on Easter
morning. Two selections We're
sun" by Mr.. Ashley Munger. f.
X. Macky funeral manager. The
hearers were Charles Stewart,
Harry Welch, Fred McPhee and
Robert Butson. The burial was at
Pcacham. Those from out of town
to attend the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Hobart of Newbury
and Mrs. Beck of st. Johnsbuly.
Miss Elsie Choate and Mrs. Elsie
Merrill are on their way home
from Southern Pines, where they
have been during the winter.
Mr.. 3. T. Way of Laconia, n
r., IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. George Stoddard.
Miss Clara Kinnerson Of West
Barnet is working a f. J Ho-
hart's.
Yrs Jqull paIr and sister.
MIS-. Hidden. can ONE Thursday
after a two weeks visit TO Boston
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Darlno and
Miss Mabel Darlin" who have boon
spcnd'ng tha winter at Grarby,
come home the lasJ Of the week.
\ ve1v enjoyable ooc1- son WIS
the birihflv 1Ntv Of VI Id
Somers T. cdnesday eTenino Anril
10 celebrated 1T the home of her
son. Mr.. nd Mrs. Francis Somcre.
Eighteen ladies were present. Ice
cream and waters were served.
Each one present received a por-
ton of a lovely birthday cake made
by Mrs. Francis Somers. Music was
furnished on the victrola. Every
body wished Mrs Somers many
happy returns of the day.
School at the Academy began
Monday after a weeks vacation.
Schools at East Pcacham and
South Peacham have been in ses-
sion the past week.
DaScom Rowe is teaching in Or
leans and Mrs. DaScomb Rowe who
is teaching in New York were at
f. l.. Rowe's Sunday.
Doris Craig was home from
Lyndonville over Sunday.
Rev. |. p. Chase preached his /
farewell sermon at the NJ. f. /
church Sunday and will soon move
to West Burke.
Miss Mary Craig came from
Hampton, N. H. on Thursday and /
returned home Friday taking her /
mother, Mrs. Addie Craig.
A. L. Beak was in st. Johnsbury /
one day last week.
Reginald ESden, and Roscoe and /
Henry harrington are home from
Mr.. Davisons where they have
been sugaring.