St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-03-06

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to full house in the evening.
Tillie Lowell has finished her school
at Lyndonville and is at home
Rev. ]. E. Farrow is at Barton at
tending the preachers meeting.
Rev. H. P. Gushing will preach in
the Methodist church next Sabbath.
Mrs. H. p Gushing has returned
from Washington where she went to
bury her mother.
Edward Carpenter, son of Ira Car
penter of this place, is visiting his
parents after an absence of several
years.
Mrs. ]. E. Farrow sails from Liver
pool March 5, in the Britanic instead
of the Alaska. Mr.. Farrow leaves
here Friday for New York.
The musical convention opened
finely Monday evening. Over SO
tickets were sold for the chorus.
Miss Anna Spencer of ST. Johnsbury
is pianist, Heman Burpee, cornetist,
and Mr.. Shaw, violinist. Harry H.
May of ST. Johnsbury is conductor,
Mrs Clark Smith is expected home
next week.
The glass blowers are at the c. A.
R. hall all this week.
Mrs. Hartwell is at Lyndonville
taking care of Fred Wellington who
is having scarlet fever.
Hattie Walter is quite busy with
her music pupils She has 13 schol-
ars and expects others soon.
George Smith is improving and
was able to go out doors on Tuesday.
Elmer Stoddard is we'll again.
A L. Aldrich goes to Lyndonville
Wednesday morning to work in the
railroad shops on the woodwork on
cars.
The donation at the Methodist
church was a very pleasant gather
ing last Thursday evening and $55
was cleared above expenses.
The town meeting passed off amid
quite exciting scenes. They were re-
quired to ballot on nearly every Otfl-
GER. The result is given elsewhere.
The Good Templars hold their
ninth anniversary next Wednesday.
An interesting program has been
arranged. Quite a number of the
members attended the reunion at
East Burke and report a very pleas
ant meeting.
Mrs Barrett of Bradford spoke at
the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing in the interests of the Woman S
Home Missionary society. Her lee
ture was very entertaining and she
held the attention of her hearers to
its close. She is president of the state
society.
CABOT.
Mrs. Warren and Agnes have re-
turned from Fairhaven.
Miss Laura Gale of Plainfield has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Sher-
burn.
Miss Fannie McDuffee has bought
Mrs. Addie Harrington's house in the
village.
Walter Smith has closed his school
at Lower Cabot and returned to
Dartmouth college.
MISSES AOO1e 1dlCH anu LSlld
HaineS have finished work at Lanes
boro and are at home.
Mrs. E. D. Waldo and Miss Sarah
Dow are considered little better at
this writing, yet very sick. Mrs.
George Smith is very low with con-
sumption.
The Y P. S. c. E. is invited to the
Methodist church Thursday evening
by the Epworth League. A talk by
Rev. ]. o. Sherburn on things under
ground, with music and recitations,
is the program of the evening.
Miss Alice Hancock and Miss Ma
bel Kidder closed a successful term of
school at Cabot village Friday. In
the evening the teachers received
their pupils and friends at the hall.
Cake and oranges were served.
Thursday evening there was an
oyster supper at the hotel for the
benefit of our landlord, L. D. Smith
The attendance was good consider
ing the bad travelling. All speak in
the highest praise of the entertain
ment furnished.