St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-04-18
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDON CENTER.
Cushing-MilIeF.

LINDON NENlER.
Cushing-MiIIe
very pretty home wedding wa
solemnized at the residence OF Mrs. A. c
Sahoon last Monday afternoon whel
Mrs. Emile Miller was united in mar
rage with David P. Gushing. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. W. H
l'Yster IN the presence of the near friend
and relatives of the contracting parties
The bride was attired in blue silk. De
hcious refreshments were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Gushing left on the night trair
Tor Boston. Their future home is TO b,
IN Massachusetts. Mrs. Miller has many
trends here who wish her much happi
ness IN her new home. Among thost
present from out of town were Major
and Mrs. N. p Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs
George Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs George
Frost OF St. Johnsbury and Mrs. Stephen
Folsom OF Greenfield, Mass.
The annual examination of T. n
Nail's herd of cattle for tuberculosis was
made last week and some affected
animals were found and slaughtered.
The examinations will be continued from
year to year in order to assist in stamp
ing out completely what little there may
be of this malady in this community.
Ernest Garland returned to Bates Col
lege last week. His father, Charles Gar
land, accompanied him to Lewiston, to
attend to business matters.
Mrs. Mindwel Davis gains very slow
ly. Last week she was moved from her
tenement in E. H. Ruggles' house to her
brothers, Everett Clitfords, where it is
hoped she will rapidly recuperate.
Miss Carrie Kimball was at the village
Saturday for the first time since her i'll
ness.
Roswell Russell of Stowe has been
spending the past week with his sister,
Mrs. A. E. Batchelder.
Mrs. Fannie Smith is spending her
Easter vacation with her aunt in Wor-
cester.
Miss Lila Hoffman is to teach school
in Sutton this spring.
Miss Addie NJ Hubbard spent a few
days last week visiting friends in Mere
dith.
The many friends of Mrs c. S. Perkins
are sorry to learn of her dangerous ill.,
ness with CONGESTION of the lungs, at her
home in North Woodstock, n H. Rev.
{. S. Perkins is also in very poor health
having been unable to occupy his pulpit
for several weeks. All join in wishing
for them both speedy recovery.
A council of physicians was held last
week for the case of Mrs. L. S. Easter
brooks who is very i'll with gastric fever,
and a combination OF other troubles.
Harry Dresser returned last Thursday
to his work at Berlin Falls.
Henry Hubbard has been confined to
the house for a few days on account of
being kicked by horse in his barn. He
was struck little above the knee, but
unless it should affect the knee joint the
injury is not serious one.
Robert L. Dodd, Lyndon Institute '93
is to deliver the poem at the alumni exer-
cises June 49, Mr.. Dodd graduates from
Yale this spring. He has already written
several poems, his graduation part here
in '93 being poem. Edward D. Collins,
l.. l. SO is to give the address OF the
evening. Mr.. Collins is now teaching in 6
Yale college. With two such able enter.
tainers present the success of the evening
is assured. There is some talk of an
niuhihl pdhluCti dIsO, WHICH IEe commit e
tee will arrange if possible. S
Edwin Daniels of Dartmouth college
spent few days with his brother, Prot. d
Martin E. Daniels, last week il
H. ]. Piper of the Cobb Divinity School, q
Lewiston, Me-, is visiting at A. W.
Beans
Roscoe Carter is studying dentistry in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Nancy Sanborn, widow of Charles I
Sanborn died at her sons home last week
Monday, after an illness of several weeks
duration. Funeral services were held t
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. M. c. Hen /
derson assisted by Rev. G. A. Downey
officiating. She leaves six children. loci |
and Austin Sanborn and Miss Mary San.
born of Lyndon Mrs. Julia Ouimby of
Springfield, Mrs. Myra E. Watson of
Three Rivers, Michigan, and Mrs. w. !.
Willard of Somervile, Mass.
Last Sunday the Free Baptist church =
was beautifully decorated with Easter
lilies and cut flowers, they being gener-
ously given by Mrs. T. N. Vail.
Fred Harvey is to move this week from ,
his tenement in Miss May Sherournes i
house to Henry Cages farm between
Lyndonville and East Burke. S
Mrs. Edith Batchelder visited her par. J.
ents at Stowe last week.
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