St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-04-18
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYND0NVILLE.
LeChance-Hebert,

LeChance-HeberI.
Miss Julia Hebert and Nj. LeChance
were united in marriage by the Rev.
Father Blais at the Catholic church last
Monday morning. The bride was be-
comingly attired in gray and the brides
maid, Miss LeChanee, sister OF the groom,
was dressed in red. The newly married
couple will reside at st. Johnsbury.
Easter Sunday.
Easter concerts were given by the Sun
day schools of both the Congregational
and the Methodist churches last Sunday
evening. The decorations with ported
plants at the churches were beautiful
The children all did credit to themselves
and their instructors, who have been
working hard for several weeks.
At the Episcopal church many Easter
lilies, the gift of Mrs. T. N. Vail, filled
the church with their delicate odor.
INSURANCE Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the North
Eastern Vermont Association OF Under
writer's held at this place last Monday,
eight members of the association were
present and the following officers and
committees were elected: President,
Crawford Ranney, of St. Johnsbury vice
president, Chas. Jones, OF Bradford
second vice president, G. P. Moore,
St. Johnsbury; secretary and treas
urer, !. T. Gleason of Lyndonvile
special rating committee, Charles S.
Hastings, OF ST. Johnsbury rating
committees same as last year.
Thomas and John Rickaby, of St.
Iohnsbury, resigned their membership on
the board having sold their insurance
business.
DR.. F. E. Dwinell and family visited
Mr.. Dwinel's parents at Glover over
Sunday
Mabel and Ferne Lee spent a few DAYS
with their grandparents at Barton Land
ing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. LeBourveau and
daughter, Claire, who have been spending
a few weeks with relatives at Springfield
Mass, returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Mower, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs
John Lougee, at Springfield returned
with Mr. and Mrs. LeBourveau.
George Strong is i'll with pneumonia at
his grandfather W. H. Scott
Mrs, Bigelow has her spring opening OF
millinery goods next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Miss Eta Currier and
Miss Leis Weber are assisting in the
store here. Mrs. Bgelow had her open
ing at Wells River last week. Mrs. Ethel
B Davis is clerking in her store at that
place.
Rev. G. A. Downey gives his second lee
ture upon alcohol in the Good Templars
hall under the auspices of that order next
Thursday evening. The subject of this
lecture is THE effects of alcohol upon the
various organs of the body"
The young ladies ofthe Congregational
church gave novel entertainment in the
form of "P" supper last Thursday
evening, The attendance, on account of
the storm, was not large but those who
did attend were very pleasantly enter.
tanned. During the evening Sam Currler
gave several readings.
M. !. Lyster is in New York city and
Harrisburg, Pa, on a business trip this
week.
Following is list of the officers elected
Tor the coming year by the SHAKESPEARE
Club: President, Mrs. H. E. Folsom
vice president, Ida S. Pearl; secre
tary, Miss Mary E. Emerson; treasurer
Mrs. Bessie Sta pies; federation director
Mrs. c. M. Darling.
Mrs. Chas. Rogers has been quite il
with grip for several days.
Gerald Cameron is to succeed Mr.
Drake as stenographer in l.. c. Todd's
office at the railroad shops.
l. Clinton Ball is working in P. P
Balls tin shop.
Mrs. Stephen Folsom, of Greenfield
has been visiting relatives in town.
Martin Devins moves from here tc
White River Junction this week.
At the Republican caucus held last
Thursday evening, the following dele
gates to the state and district conven
tons were elected: DR.. L. w. Hubbard
.. M, Campbell, c. M. Darling anc
George E. Fisher,
Mrs. Judith Park is critically i'll at he1
SISTERS Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mrs. W. H. Ford spent several days
visiting relatives in Boston last week.
Miss Mary Doyle, of Bellows Falls, il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Ayers.
Mrs. Julia Hutchins and daughter
Josie, are spending few weeks in Bos
ton, stopping at Hotel Bellevue.
A large number went from here to st
lohnsbury last Thursday evening to thu
lecture by Russell Conwell.
Miss Annie CIeary visited friends il
Manchester over Sunday.
Rev. H. G. McGlaufin attended thu
Vermont Methodist conference at Bellows
Falls last week. The members of this