St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-11-21
LYNDON.
Annual Meeting

The Ladies Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist church held their annual meeting Tor
the election OF officers last week Wednes-
day evening. The reports show that
they raised over $40 last year, The
| following officers were chosen for the
coming year: President Mrs. Stella
Ouimby; vice president, Mrs. Henrietta
Paris secretary, Mrs. Enos Phillips
assist. secretary, Mrs. Sarah Brown;
chaplain. Mrs. Gertrude McGlaufin ;
col, Mrs. Mary KittredRe; treas. Mrs.
Myra Lamond; committee on finance,
Mrs. Henry Phillips, on social entertain
meuts, Mrs Emma lde.
Rev. Moses L. Runnels of Newport, N.
H friend and former classmate OF I.
NJ Chase, has been visiting here and
preached IN the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Mr. Gear. who owns the Henry Phil
lips farm west OF the village, has rented
large farm in Burke of Nathan Parker
and moves there this week. Will Aldrich
has sold his farm in WheeIock and moves
this week to MIR. Gears place for the
winter.
John Hannett who has been in the EN-
ploy OF Gilman Bros, at st. Iohnsbury
Center, has moved to the E. H. Hoyt
farm in place OF George Newell who has
moved to tenement in Mrs. Kdder's
house Mr.. Smith moved his family
last Friday from the two-story tenement
house west of the village to Sam Tref
ren's tenement house.
Miss Mary Sanborn has closed the
house and gone 20 Massachusetts to
visit on her way south where she will
spend the winter with the Ingalls, fam
lilies. Her brother Austin, who has re-
turned from the Mary Hitchcock Hospi-
tai at Hanover, is still in very poor
health and will spend the winter and be
cared for at Park Benefits.
Edward Holmes moved last week to
Farnum and Lang's Arcadia Retreat" in
Burke.
1t is currently reported that one of the
Morse brothers OF Cabot has rented the
store in the bank block.
Mrs. McMuIlen went last week to st.
Johnsbury TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Elmore Gognon, after which she will go
to New Hampshire and Massachusetts
and spend the winter with her other
children.
Miss Gertrude Phillips returned Sat
urday to GuiIdhall to teach her eighth
term of school.
Miss Angie Hunter has returned to
her scho d in Sheffield after a two weeks
vacation.
Alex Aldrich's little girls have both
nearly recovered from recent severe i'll.
ness.
Frank Leet cut his wrist on some
broken glass last week.
Enterprise Grange held an extra meet
ing Saturday evening and listened to ar
address by Rev. Mr.. Sidelinger of Geeer
Mountain Grange.
Mrs. Rachael Wi Hanson Cole and sor
and daughter of Lttleton. visited at DR.
l.. W. Hubbard's last week.
Miss Rose letters of Wheelock called or
friends here Monday on her way to Bur
lington where she is to spend the winter
following her occupation as nurse.
The TALL term of Lyndon Academy ant
Graded School closed last Friday. The
primary and intermediate department:
entertained quite a large company o
parents and friends with musical anC
rhetorical exercises in the afternoon, anC
in the evening the high school gave a boz
supper and promenade interspersed will
Rotations and songs. The school hal
been doing good work and it is account
ed by all successful term.