St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-04-10
LYNDONVILLE.


Music Hall Thursday evening, under
IL ~ ansnices of the LyndonvilIe Military
1 bud This company has appeared here
ip"reral times before and this time as u.s.
sol drew good house and gave excel.
iant satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Watson have
,aan snending few days at Mrs. Wat
aon,s old home in Burke.
Won get pure food if you buy St. Johns
bury crackers.
Miss Susie B. Hume of st. Johnsbury
has been spending a part of her vacation
with friends in town.
The Good Templar's twenty second
anniversary entertainment last week
tuesday evening was success in every
INV The hall was well filled and the
oJyertised entertainment was fully car
s;ed ont with the exception of one num-
her Vocal solos were given by Mrs.
Gertrude Harris, Miss Flora Campbell
and Ralph Parker; vocal duet by Mr..
and Mrs. Parker; piano duet by Mrs.
F. Colby and Miss Daisy Powers
cornet solo by Mr.. Winslow and read
mos by Miss Blanche Campbell and Mrs.
Rogan. An excellent original poem was
composed and read by Mrs. Jennie
Powers and short and interesting adj
dress was given by Prof F. L. Pugsley.
lanes Austin moves to the Center this
week.
A little girl of William Bailey's is ill
with scarlet fever. Josie Baldwin is re.
covering from the fever.
On account of scarlet fever the school
directors have decided to cancel the
spring term of school and make up the
required twenty-eight weeks OF schooling
in the fall and winter terms.
Harry Quinby has been spending a
few days in town.
I. T. Gleason has purchased George w.
Pierce's house on South street.
The Congregational Ladies Aid served
chicken-pie supper in the church vestry
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hunter are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Fred Carter at Cochi.
tuate, Mass. After returning they will
work for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Folsom.
They have not hired the farm as report
ed last week.
The Lyndon Woman's Club elected the
following officers at their annual meet.
ing Thursday afternoon: President, Mrs.
Anna Balch; vice president. Mrs. G. M.
Campbell; secretary, Mrs. E. A. Shorey;
corresponding sec'y, Miss lnez Vail
treasurer, Mrs. W. II. Ford.
Mrs. F. J. Wiley held her spring open
ing OF millinery goods Friday and Satur-
day and displayed many beautiful hats.
Mrs. Amanda Fisher, wife of Abner
Rowland, died at her home on Bemis
Hill last week Tuesday evening after a
long and painful illness with heart
trouble at the age of about &c years.
For many years her home has been at
Bemis Hill, but she had many friends
both in Lyndonville and Lyndon Centre,
who admired her many excellent quail
ties. Besides her husband she leaves
three sisters to mourn her loss. Funeral
services were held at her late home
Thursday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
J. c. Bodwell. The body was placed in
the tomb at the Centre.
Everett w. Hutchins is in New York to
meet his wife and daughter, who have
been spending the winter in Chicago.
The funeral OF Mrs. Charles M. Darling
was held at her home Wednesday after
noon and was conducted by Rev. J. {.
Bodwell who, though Borrowing with
many Others, spoke words Of comfort
and consolation and of the resurrection
to come. The male quartette sang three
beautiful selections. Many beautiful |
flowers bore their silent testimony OF the |
love and esteem of many friends. Her
remains were placed in the tomb at the
Centre. Mrs. Darling's maiden name
was Alice Elizabeth Lowe. She was
born in Maine, October rs, 1879, but all
but two years OF her life previous to her
marriage was spent in Colorado. Her |
sunny disposition and pleasant manner
have won her many friends wherever she |
has been.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers are to
sell their house on South street and will
move to c. M. Darling's house, where
Mrs. Rogers will superintend the house
hold affairs and Mr.. Rogers will have
charge of Mr.. Darlings tenement houses
and his new brick block.
Frank Silsby has so far recovered from
his illness, as to be able to ride out.
Mrs. Maude Hall Willard of Spring
held, Mass, is visiting her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. S. A. Hall.