St Johnsbury Local News Highlights and Appointments
St Johnsbury items note W J Ling visiting Falls N M, Scott of Barton visiting kin, Frank Seat and Amos Watt in town, Edith Presser back from Turner's Falls, Mrs Reed and Mrs Lilticrap visiting from Concord. C Sorith heads to Boston for Harvard commencement. corrections and social notices include Women’s Auxiliary meeting at Red Moon’s Hall and Miss Maleline Randall appointed Myofesa at Bremin College in Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ling
Her
Falls
N. M. Scott
Barton
Amos W. Watt
Edith Presser
Turner's Walls
Richmond
Will Reed
Rose Lilticrap
Concord
Charles F. Weight
Montpeti
Henry
Coursehene
Mes
Joseph Coursehene
Oyoneary
Havilwick
Sorith
Boston
Harvard
Anne HE
Citizen's Bank
The
American Legion
Maléline I. Randall
Myofesa
School of Oratory
Bremin College
Ginesville
Georgia
Ge. le Riel
Philadelphia
Nynsent
George Griffin
Saratoga
New York
Lyndonville Clarke and McLane Wedding at St. Peter's
Miss Alice Lucille Clarke became Mrs Alexander Viougus McLane in a simple decorous ceremony at St. Peter's church Tuesday morning. The couple, both well regarded in Lyndonville, were given away by Clarke's mother and left for a camping trip after a reception at the groom's parents' home. The pair will reside in the Dodice and Watson block apartment and begin housekeeping on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville Clarke-Mclane
St. Peter's Church
Alice Lucille Clarke
Alexander Viougus McLane
Armvist
Austin Dye
Myttie Clarke
Peetay
Lewis Hubuy
Uchune
Chrch
Death of Morace A. Suede Noted Local Businessman
Morace A. Suede, a lifelong resident and prominent local businessman, died Sunday night at six after a brief illness with pneumonia. He had fallen ill about ten days earlier, and a doctors’ consultation Friday deemed him gravely ill. Funeral services will be at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday afternoon at 2:45, conducted by the Teal Masons with Rev. Woodworth officiating. cemetery services depend on weather. Suede, a longtime member of the Masonic Order and Shriner, was born in Dilton New Hampshire in 1867 and moved with his parents to St. Johnsbury, where he built a successful career in grocery and hardware with his father and later as Kidder and Son. He and his family lived in the same building on Broad Street for over 25 years before retiring and selling the business in April. He leaves no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morace A. Suede
Masonic Temple
Clereynan
Woodworth
Kidder
Ile An Wasaloo
My. Kidder
Verswert
Stouse River Lilge
Canvon
Haswell Arch
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia Cousteil
Palestine Ranchery
K. T
Vermont
Mt. Sinai
Montpelier
Dilton
N. H
Duns
Rollin
Tedder
St. Johnebury
Johnebury
RP. Kidder
Concord
Heyeer
Iroad
Urion
Marriage joins Lottie Titteynore in Richford with 119
A man united in marriage to Mrs Lottie Titteynore at Richford, his native town, survives by his widow and his aged father. After months of rest from a long stren uous business career, the end comes and a home is bereft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro Lottie Titteynore
Richford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Caledonian Fentabliahed Tat
Associaterd Press
St. Johneby
Sunny
Mexico
Telemol
Local News
National Life Insurance Company
W. W. Sprague & Son
Gen's Agents
Pythian Bldg
St. Johnsbury, Vt
A. E. Counsell & Son
Maybrook
N. Y
C O
South Station
Horace A. Kidder
Ric
Ganden
St. Johnnsbury Cir
la P
O. G. Sargent
Chas. E. Kirk
Ofeloch
Arthur L. Graves
W. M
Fred H. Dollof
Haswell Royal Arch
F.C. Beck
B. HW
Las Earl
Seey
Commandery
K. T. Eventtur
Bernard A. Johnson
Em. Com
Arthur M. Lang
Nolin Bros
I. Dow
Eaernaris St. Johnsbury
Soka
Ford
Operstit Mvr
W. A. Wright
Ford Company
Oxfords
Asselin Bros
H. J. Goodrich
Viking Auto
Goodyear and
Goodrich
Kay Bee
Marvel J. Vulcanizers
Pickard
China
Lurchin
the Quality Jewelers
Eastern Avenue