St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-11-07
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LETNDONV E9IH1s
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F i91l evening, Oct. &c. The Club is a
erst class one each member of it being
~ artist, and the pattous Of the lee
tnre course were all much pleased with
the concert
r. W. Lyster and bride have returned
from Boston where they went on their
wedding trip. They are stopping with
Mrs L,vsrer's mother, Mrs. Lincoln,
wLiIe their tene ment is being repaired
Mrs Minnie Wilmot has been spending
few G avs with her cousin, H. Kimball.
at Hardwck. Her youngest daughter,
Peal, accompanied her and Geneva visit
ed her grandparents at Barton.
Miss Grace D,nsmore is gradually re
covering rom her severe illness.
Mrs. G. M. Campbell spent last week
with Senator Campbell at Montpelier,
if being ladies' week at the capital.
Mrs. Fred Winslow has returned from
a visit to relatives in Lebanon, N. H.
c. H. Lee went to Boston last week,
taxing with him car load OF horses,
which he disposed OF and returned home
Sur d y morning.
Several from here attended a surprise
mart, given Roland Harvey at his home
at East Burke last week.
Rev. S. H. Alling entert aimed the choir
boys at bis home Halloween evening.
lanes Weber and daughters are to
hoard with Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Alling
this winter.
Charles Buckley was mari d last
Thursday evening to Miss Catherine NJ.
McCauley, the ceremony being perform
ed at the brides home at Bury, P. Q,
They are to occupy The down stairs teue-
ment in Mrs. D. Nj. McDuffee's house on
William St. and will be at home to their
friends after November 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright have been
spending few days in Boston.
Charles Berry sold his household goods
at auction Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Frost go to Kan
sas soon to spend the winter with rela-
tives. They have sold their household
furniture at auction.
Miss Hortense Murch gave spider
web party to about forty OF her young
friends Saturday evening, Oct. "a, and
pleasant time was spent at her home.
Refreshments ere served.
Miss MIrtie Chapman entertained a
large number OF her friends at Hollow
cen party.
The Shakespeare Club met with Miss
Mary Emerson Friday afternoon.
Robert Child has returned from a
weeks vacation spent with his parents
at tar ee.
T.W Parker has been spending a few
days in Boston.
Eug, ne Libby was accidently shot by
the discharge of pistol in the hands OF
Frank Chailand. The pistol held b.
B. shot and this shot struck Libby in the
fore. arm and lodged there. 1t was re-
moved by the doctor and the patient is
in quite a comfortable condition.
Mrs. Harriet Farnsworth Of Washing.
ton, N. H. is spen' ing few weeks with
her broth her, Frank Camp.
Miss Myra Conner has returned from
White Plains. N. H where she has beer
work., e Tor Mrs. Robert Pettigtew, ano
she Will now belp her brother in the
creamery Office.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Berry, with theiI
son. Ralph. went to their new home n
Mini ury, Mass, last week. Thti'
moth,r, Mrs. Mary ]. Berry, accom-
panic d them. The best wishes OF a hos'
OF friends go with them.
Mrs. l. L. Hill and daughter. Allie
spent a I, w days Last week in Lebanon.
Mrs. M. /. Robinson and daughter
Madeline, and Mrs. Richard Hurst hav'
gone to Springfield, Mass, to spend
few DAYS with Mrs. Robinson's sister
Mrs. Carrie Gordon.
Harry and Charles Blake of lslant
Pond have been visiting their uncle, I
S. Blake.
F. A. Sherwin is spending the week il
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Maud Hurst has been quite i'll TO
aWeek past.
Harry ROBBIE has gone to Rutland t,
work in an insurance Office, Fran
Mills takes bis position in the RalIo a
supply office.
The Rugeles Brothers have their new
meat market in running orLer, and ar
also running cart.
Engineers Thompson and Rickab
have returned from Mtchanicsville ior
short stay at their homes.
Mrs. ] Counter of Megantic, P. Q,
visiting at E. A. Curriers'.
Five persons joired the Congregation
al church bv letter last Sunday.
The LSndonville Military Band gave.
concert Tues day evening and during tn
evening IT ported the election returns.
John Ripley has been spending SON
time in West Concord.
Harry Quimby is at Quebec for te'
weeks.
MISS Sadie Ayers is reported to be yer
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. H, L. Parker was called to Bet
lehtm last week to attend the funeral
her grandfather.
H. W. Libby has moved to E.
Frost's house on Main street.
The Junior League of the Methocl
church hold pennv social at MISS Ru'
Buffers Friday evening,
H. M. Pearl was in town few da,
last W. elk but returned to New York,
as to be there to vote on Tuesday.
Mrs. Cokely and daughter, Marguerit
Of Ashland, N. H., have returned to the
home after spending several weeks here
JAMES Webber, while driving ne