St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-03-16
WEST CONCORD.

bert Douglas, who have been working al
Groton this winter, returned home last
week.
Miss Lizzie Harris OF st. Johnsbury, a
former teacher here, visited at Elmer
Reeds last week.
Editor B. U. Wells of the Lyndonvilt
Journal was in town last week looking
after the interests oil his paper.
A number from this place are attending
court at Guldhall this week.
There will be a donation and socia
visit at the Methodist parsonage Friday
afternoon and evening Of this week ioi
the benefit oil Rev. J. E. Knapp. Every
one is invited.
The meeting of the Kirby Library AS
ISOLATION at South Kirby on Friday even.
ing OF last week was OF a pleasant char.
acter. The entertainment consisted Of
an interesting literary programme, after
which refreshments were served. Not.
withstanding the bad travelling good
number were present who enjoyed the oc.
casion and added 1913 to their treasury.
Rev. ]. E. Knapp returned from Green.
witch, Conn, last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton OF st. Johnsbury
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday. Quarterly conference will be
held Monday afternoon, March FL, at
the parsonage.
F. M. Cobleigh, station agent here, had
the misfortune last Thursday to step on
a rusty nail which passed through his
rubber and shoe and drove it nearly
through his foot. He is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
A few Of he farmers about here have
tapped their sugar place. but have not
made great deal of sugar yet.
The U. o. G. c. had a very pleasant
time at their sugar party last Thursday
evening.
There is movement on foot to buy
the creamery here of the Carpenter Broth.
crs and form a stock company and have
the butter made here instead OF sending
it away as has always been done before.
The drama, New Hampshire Cold"
was played at the Town Hall last
Wednesday evening before a good house,
all taking part doing very well.
The Dramatic Club went to Luncn.
burg Friday evening and played before a
good house. They were to have re-
peated here. but on account of F. M. Cob
leigh's accident, it has been postponed.
F. A. Brewer took Mr.. Cobleigh's part
at Lnnenburg.
Elmer Reed opened his store to the pub
lie Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Walbridge is visiting her
brother in Brooklyn, New York.
julius Brigham, who has been i'll, is able
to be out again.
Miss Emily Pike is i'll.
Edwin Reed of Hard wick visited friends
here last week. His son. Albert Reed, of
his place was able to commence work
again at st. Johnsbury last week.
Elmore Wadleigh, who has been wo, k.
ing at St. Johnsbury, was at home for a
vacation last week.
Mrs. D. A. Pike, who has been visiting
friends at Lisbon, N. H., for short time,
returned home last Monday.
c. c. White has finished work on L. v.
Hastings house, and now it is in the
hands OF F. T. Forsaith who will do the
painting and papering.
Mrs. S. Moody's nephew, E. Ranney Of
Sheffield, has been visiting her the past
week.
Several from this place attended the
Guards ball at st. Johnsbury last Friday
evening.
George Paris of Charlemont, Mass, is
home on a visit.
DR.. R. T. Johnson returned from Water.
bury last Friday.
An old iolks dance and promenade will
be given by the Odd Fellows at Town
Hall, Friday evening. March rs. A
chicken pie supper will be served by the
ladies at Odd Fellows hall from II to
O'Clock. Hall bill SO cents per couple.
Supper rs cents each, so cents per couple.
Old and young cordially invited.
After the sale OF the Willis Wood prop.
erty, near Passumpsic, the 10th. S. J.
Hastings will sell at auction 10 extra
two-year. old Jersey heifrrs, some of them
new mich, also one white Chester boar
and three ShOtes