St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-05-07
THE TOWNS AROUND.
BARNET.

- ellis of Danvile is to go on the
W" W. SSclling wagons and carts for Scott
roaup ornun, and wife, who have ITO
NJ ln ready and sixty ready for the
party trade. Scott started poor boy
; q YEARS ago by building one wagon the
To- CO. wear. The next ". he built SIX and
n ISoy he builds more heavy wagons.
toua' a nd sleds than any other firm in
e saa state, having the largest and best
equipped shop
Iobn Chompany, who works in piano
factory at Lisbon, came nome saturday
nn a bicycle. He was accompanied by
bis sister. :,
Ic r Wallace has bought wheel
y.row and now instead OF carrying his
pa nod nile into the shed on his arm, as he
wvO ,or the last 80 years, he is going to
D"Se things easy and wheel his wood in
o ,@ his new barrow.
Miss Helen Houghton of McIndoes
.,snt last week with her friend, Miss
" silvia Hazleton.
Miss Emma May, daughter Of Dennis
II Nav of st. Johnsbury, has accepted
~. nc oosition OF bookkeeper and type
~rite = for the Crystal Spring Bottling
company.
prown and Laughlin have very
oretty wheel on exhibition at Laughlin's
store and invite inspection. They have
sold three wheels so far.
Rev. Joseph Boardman has arranged
n .,cbanpes with neighboring ministers as
allows: With Rev. Mr.. Worthen of Lis
hon N. H, for May 8. May 16 Mr..
n Boardman will conduct the communion
.ervice at McIndoes, as they have had
h w communion there since last fall, and
Il prof Bridgman, who is stopping with
t;s wife's mother at McIndoe, will preach
At Barnet. May % Mr.. Boardman will
,ychange with Rev. F. F. Lewis of Hard
wick state secretary of the Y. P. S. c. E.
Mrs. LYMAN Stanley has moved in
win her daughter, Mrs. Jennie S. Brock,
a and lanes Hall has moved into the house
( she has vacated.
RK. Laughlin & Co. have started
their soda fountain, and are furnishing
& their customers with 6rst.cass soda.
Iobn Shampany and his sister, Mrs.
5 him Dixon. came from Lisbon on bicycles
last Saturday and spent Sundayin town.
Mrs c. Harvey and daughter Marga-
lrette of West Barnet spent last Saturday
with friends here.
Nh. Burbank and Co., and Richie &
b Warden say, Zone of Harmless equals
y Two SC. cakes; &c. back if it don't"
Alta recent meeting of Ruth Rebekah
4 lodg., No. 80, the following resolutions
4 were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God, in
] bis infinite love and wisdom. to visit us
once more and remove from among us oui
worthy and esteemed sister, Nina Lang, and
Whereas, The intimate relation held with
4 her in the faithful discharge of her duties
4 makes It eminently BETTING that we record
our appreciation of her, therefore,
Resolved. That while we bow in humble
submission to His Divine will, we mourn tho
boss OF sister OF whom we can say "Sht
hath done what she could"
IA Resolved. That we, the sisters and broth
trs OF Ruth Rebekah lodge, No. 80. extend
our heartfelt sympathy TO the bereaved hus
4 band and motherless child in this sad hour
HBrrgng them to seek consolation from Hin
who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
be spread upon the records of this lodge,
Xfopy printed in the local paper, and a cop,
iorw arded TO the bereaved family
. MRS. CLARA MILLER,
MRS. EMMA KENDALL, Committee.
MRS. BELLE KENT,