St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-02
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Foster of Evans
willie have been visiting at ]. P. Webster's.
Mrs. 7. P. Baldwin of Barton visited
friends here last week. She was on her
way to Boston to visit her son, George.
Miss Maybelle Chapman is very low
with nervous prostration.
Mrs. P. M. Rogan has been visiting
friends in Canada.
Henry Swail has been enjoying visit
from his brother, Valentine Swail, OF
Canada.
W. H. Child of Fairlee has been visiting
his son, Robert Child.
c. G. Norris has been on business trips
to New York and Boston during the past
week.
George Thompsons youngest child,
Nathan, has been very i'll, but is some
what better.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. L. Smith are visit
ing at her old home in Bulwer, Canada.
William Knight of Boston. visited his
brother, George w., last week. z9vs. e.
ED. Brown is visiting friends in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley have re-
turned from New York, where they have
been selecting millinery goods for the fall
and winter season. Miss Elizabeth
Main who has trimmed for Mrs. Wiley
the last two seasons, has been engaged
for the following season, and commences
work this week.
Miss Ina Humphry of East Burke, is
working in Mrs. E Bigelow's millinery
store. She is boarding at ], S. Buffers.
Misses Helen Pride, Ellie Campbell and
Mantle Rogan spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Lyndon Cottage at Lake
Wiloughby.
Mrs. Clinton Eastman has been spend
ing two weeks at her former home in
Sutton, P. Q.
Mrs. Isham of Sutton, P. O., is making
her home at A. c. Eastman's for the
present.
Miss Helen Pride, stenographer for the
Dairy Association is rooming at W. L.
Bailey's.
Mrs. Henry Mower has been sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Lee
Bourveau.
Mrs. c. G. Norris has been stopping
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Walter, during her husbands absence.
Rev. H. G. McGIaufin and family have
returned from their vacation which they
spent at Lake Memphremagog. Mr.
McGlaufin occupied his pulpit last Sun.
day.
Claire LeBourveau has been very Ill
with heart trouble.
Mrs, L. c. Todd and daughter, Avis, o.
Marblehead are expected here this week
Mrs. Albert Quimby, who is i'll with
consumption, is very low. Her mother
from Canada and her sister from st
Johnsbury have been visiting her.
Mrs. I. J. Blodgett has been quite il
the past week.
S. B. Lyon and family, former residents
of this place, spent few days here last
week, en- route for California.
H. w. Lyster and wife and E. A. Shorey
and wife have returned from Buffalo.
Mrs. Will Lavely has been quite ill tn,
past week from the effects of taking ether
Miss Hattie Kilby of Newport has beer
visiting Miss Lulu Baldwin.
Harry Robbie, who is clerk in an insur
ance Office in Rutland, has been spending
a week with his parents.
Mrs. Anna Gookin is visiting he
brother, Will Webb.
The Mission Band of the Methods
church held penny social at the home o
Mrs. ]. S. Butler, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Gray of Wolcott is here to spenC
the winter with her son, Charles H.
Mrs. G. 6. Morrison was here few
days last week and has returned to he
sisters in Fairlee.
Will McNeal has purchased farm il
Burke and will move there soon.
The Lyndonville lecture course 100,
and 1902 will consist of the following
entertainments: Oct. &c, Almondberr.
Bell Ringers; Nov. %, Gen. q. I
Sweeney; Dec. 8, Col. Balm; Jan. II
Marc, the magician; Jan. 80, Elder
Hubbard; Feb. II, DR.. Macarthur
March 5, Schubert Quartette. The sal
of season tickets will be begun in few
days.
Miss Myra Conner is visiting friend
in Barton Landing.
George D. Thompson went to 81
Thursday morning to take charge OF tn
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