St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-17
TOWN NEWS.
LYNDONVILLE.
Grand Lodge 4, o. G., n.

Good Templars from all over the state
assembled here last Wednesday and
Thursday to attend the Grand Lodge of
Vermont. Nearly all the state officers
were present, and the session was one OF
great interest. Tuesday evening River
side Lodge rendered the guests a recep.
ton which was largely attended. After
a pleasing literary program consisting OF
vocal and instrumental solos, Rotations
and speeches, refreshments Of fruit were
served. On Wednesday the regular bust
ness session of the lodge was held, and
at nine p. m, a banquet was served at
Webb's hotel. Eighty covers were laid
and an excellent repast was provided.
At the post. prandial exercises Grand
Chief Tenn plar, c. H. Hayden, was toast
master, and several interesting and
witty toasts were given. Thursday
morning the annual election of officers
was held and the old officers were all re.
elected. Thursday evening in Music hall
there was a public meeting which was
attended by large audience. The enter
tainment consisted of piano solo by
Miss Marion Hatch, reading by Mrs.
Mantle Rogan, cornet solo by F. E. Wins
low, recitation with cornet accompani-
ment. Miss Blanche Campbell short adj
dress by c. H. Hayden who was followed
by DR.. D. H. Mann of Brooklyn, who
gave the address OF the evening. DR..
Mann is past grand templar of the SUI
preme Lodge. He is fluent and enter
tanning speaker, and gave very instruc,
tive address. Most of the delegates re-
turned to their homes on Friday, few
remaining here until the following day.
George Richardson of North Wood.
stock is visiting his daughter, Mrs. o. K
Fowler.
Many from here will take advantage
Of the excursion rates to Boston this
week.
Miss Lora Bazin is i'll with typhoid
fever. Alfred Ouellette is gaining slowly
and Miss Leis Weber seems little more
comfortable at this writing.
Miss Grace Densmore is very low.
Mrs. Boursaw has gone to Manchester
N. H., to visit her daughter.
H. l.. Parker sold his household good
at auction last Friday evening and Mr.
and Mrs. Parker are now boarding will
Mrs. Minnie Wilmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Beauregard ar
visiting relatives in Manchester, N. H.
Martin Devins is moving to Newpor
this week.
Mrs. ]. McDuffee has been very i'll for I
week past, but is now better.
1t is reported that Ed Corners has pur
chased the lunch rooms recently owne'
by j. Wilcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ford visited rela
tives at Boston over Sunday.
Mrs. !. McNulty has been quite i'll wit
grip.
Enoch Smith and family are spending
the week in Boston.
The Junior League of the Methods
church give harvest supper and concer
at the church next Friday evening.
Mrs. Noyes and daughter Gertrude, c
New Hampton, N. H., are visiting Mrs
Georgiana Wallace.
H. Grant has concluded his labors /
the steam laundry.
MIS- Levi EuSSlton 10 olo"iJ iNNO>
ing from her illness.
Conductor Daniel Huntley has move
from Eaton's tenement house to TT
house on South street lately vacated b
W. H. Child. H. w. Lyster is to occup
the tenement vacated by Mr. Huntley.
Charles Norris is in Boston this wee
to attend his sisters wedding whie
occurs today.
Hon. Samuel Mccall and wife OF Wi
chester, Mass, are visiting Mrs. 5.
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eaton have move
to rooms in Eaton's block for the winte
The auction sale OF reserved seats fc
the lecture course was held last Saturds
evening. The seats sold well. Mar
tickets have been sold for the course.
Mrs. Herbert Wright has charge
Mrs. Biglow's store while Mrs: Blglo
is looking after her store in Wells Rive
Mrs Wright will remain with Mrs. Big
low through the season.
Miss Katherine J, Dugan teacher
vocal culture at St. Johnsbury, w
give an informal recital at Mrs. J.
Watchie's this evening at O'Clock.