St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-10-09
THE TOWNS AROUND.
IYNDONVILLE.

been i'll for several months with lung
trouble, died Saturday afternoon, at the
ace of % years, The funeral was held
in the Episcopal church Monday after
noon, and interment was made in the
lyndon Centre cemetery.
William Mcfarland died at the home
of his niece, Mrs. Napoleon Stone, Thurs.
dav. The funeral was held in the Catho-
lie church Saturday. and the remains
were buried in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Fred Davis and son Merle left for
their home in Boston Tuesday afternoon.
She has been spending two months with
friends in Newport, Barton and Lyndon
vile.
Miss Annie Fowler has returned from
New York, where she has been visiting
her brother Clarence.
Mrs. Fuller of Wolcott is working for
c. G. Norris. -.-...'r''.
Grace Sanderson of St. Johnsbury is
attending school here and stopping at
her grandfather's, o.. ]. Qufmb3, So
ST.. Proctor has been quite i'll the past
week. TIT
Mrs. Hattie Lyon is working for the
Dairy Association.
Mrs. Cyrel Charland visited in Boston
last week.
I. NJ. Weber has purchased the Mrs.
G. H. Weeks house on Main street.
Will Stoddard and wife will take a trip
this week to Troy, down the Hudson
river to New York City, and will also
visit Providence and Boston.
U. S. Grant spent last week at Shew-
angan Falls, P. Q.
E. NJ. Campbell, Mrs. F. E Camp and
Miss Bessie Aldrieh are attending the
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars at Ran
dolph this week.
Keith's Vaudeville Stars will give an
entertainment in Music Hall tonight,
under the auspices of the Lyndonville
band.
State Superintendent of Education, W.
L, Ranger, will give lecture in Thomp-
son Hall Friday evening. All citizens are
invited to attend. Saturday morning
there will be an informal meeting for
teachers.
While at work in the car shops Friday
Aula Morancy was struck by a plank
falling from overhead, cutting his head
badly though not seriously.
Several houses in the village are being
wired for electric lights.
Anna Devins has been quite i'll, but is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Eastman celebrated
their thirteenth anniversary last week
by taking a carriage drive through the
White Mountains His father and moth
er from Pompanoosuca accompanied them.
Isaac Gage has rented his tenement
lately occupied by Mr.. Miller, to Mr..
Pratt OF Glover. Mr.. Pratt is uphol-
sterer in the car shops and will move his
family here soon.
MIS-. A. E. Qumby is much worse, be-
ing confined to her bed. Mrs. Carrie
Norton is caring Tor her.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Bickford of Barton,
have been visiting at !. P. Webster's.
They lett Monday for Littleton, and will
take a weeks trip through the White
Mountains before returning home.
Mrs. o. NJ. Spaulding has been enjoy
ing visit from her mother, Mrs. Boothe
of Canada.
C.S. LIE Bourveau of East Angus, +
O., has been visiting his sons in this place
George Pierce, Ernest Chase and ]. F
McCarty are in Bennington attending
the K. of P. Grand Lodge.
W.B. Hunkins, who has for some time
been employed in the car shops at Spring
field, Mass, moved his family there last
week
WIS Davis went on business trip tc
Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Beauregarc
are visiting relatives in Manchester
n H.
S.W. Proctor will move next week tt
his house at the Center, recently pur
chased of E. NJ. Campbell Pete
Gaudette will occupy the tenement in W
F. Stoddard's house, vacated by Mr.
Proctor.
Miss Gertrude Knight has been spend
ing few days in Montreal.
Mrs. O'Brine of Fall River is VISITING
her brother, E. D. Dunden.
John L. Norris OF Lyme is visiting hi
son. c. G. Norris.
ne EpWOIlh LSdSuN SONiNSS wa o.
vegetable hash supper Friday evening
Supper served from half past five til
seven.
Daniel Sherman of Barton Landing ha
been visiting Willis Conner.
Marcia Pride of ST. Johnsbury ha
been visiting her sister, Helen Pride
The Village Improvement Society wi
give a shirt waist ball, Friday evening
in Muse hail. Wilson'S orchestra OF ST
pieces will furnish music; dancing unit
2 o'clock; tickets per couple, Is cents
single tickets tor ladies, 25 cents; &C
mission to gallery, Is cents. No reserve
seats. Refreshments will be served /
the hall at 25 cents per couple. Old an
young are invited.
Read WED to a Lunatic." For sal
at Dwinell's store.