St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-24
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDONVILLE.
The Lecture Course,

Following is list of the attractions
in the lecture course: Oct. &c, Mozart
symphony Club; Nov. Is, Rev. Russell
H. Conwell; Nov. 80, F. R. Robertson;
Ian. 80, Col. L, F. Copeland; Feb. Is,
Albion Male Quartette; March 16,
Durno- Emmett Combination. Over 300
season tickets have been SOLD for the
course already, and the committee feel
confident of success financially as we'll as
otherwise.
Death of Miss Weber.
Miss Leis Weber, daughter of James
F. Weber, died Saturday afternoon of
typhoid fever. Her fever turned Friday
and she was unable to rally. Miss Web
Der was bright, attractive girl, 10
wears of age. She was graduate of the
Lyndon Commercial College in the class
of 80 and leaves many friends who vii!
sincerely regret her early death. TIC
funeral was held in the Episcopal churC j
Sunday afternoon and was conducted y
the rector, assisted by the boy choi-.
The Good Templars, OF which she was q
member, attended the funeral in a bod
and their burial service was held at the
e.
falls most heavily as the wife and mother
died only two weeks ago with the same
disease. The deepest sympathy OF all is
extended to them in heirgreat affection.
Mrs. ]. c. Eaton has been in Man
chester, N. H., tor n few weeks, caring
for her sister, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Kate Brown of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting relatives in town.
E.E. Cass and family of Sutton have
moved here and Mr.. Cass is working for
the railroad company.
The Junior League of the Methodist
church cleared over three dollars at their
supper and entertainment last Friday
evening and the little folks feel quite en-
couraged at the result of their first at
tempt to entertain the public.
Frank !. Beauregard of Manchester,
N. H., is stopping here for a few weeks
The Rebeccas gave "a reception to
Mrs Charles Berry last Friday evening
after their regular meeting. Refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
are to sell their house here and it is re-
ported that they are to move to Wor'
cester, Mass, where Mr. Berry has leas-
ed a hotel.
Mrs. Mary Kittredge died Sunday
night after three years of intense suffer
ing Her husband died many years ago,
and she has since lived at L. G. Shurt-
lef7s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Silsbv and
daughter, Isabella. have been spending a
few days with relatives in Lunenburg.
Senator 6. NJ. Campbell was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman ant
children have gone to Barre for the
winter.
Miss Alice Walter was in Boston las
week.
The J. L. Watche Co. have received (
carload OF apples from New York.
Mrs. Ben Lincoln is visiting her parents
in Springfield, Mass.
BENJAMIN Stern is able to be out O
doors after having light run OF typhoid
fever.
Joseph Greenwood is very i'll with hear
trouble.
Grace Densmore, who has been dan
gerously i'll, is now considered out 0
danger.
Mrs. William LOOMS entertained he
Sunday school class at her pleasan
home on Main street last Saturday after
noon and evening.
Miss Della A. Phippen of Manchester
N. H., was called here Sunday to atten
the funeral of her cousin, Miss Lei
Weber.
Mrs. Gertrude L. Harris is at 81
Johnsbury over Sunday, having been er
gagged to sing in the North church Choir
S. A. Winslow of Charleston is visitin
his son, Fred E. Winsow.
Miss Temperance Reed has closed he
summer residence near Speedwell Farm
and has gone to Paris to attend the E1
position. She will spend the winter
New York City.
E. M. Campbell was in Montpelle
last week to attend the annual meetin
OF the fire insurance companies.