St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-07-17
THE TOWNS AROUND.
LYNDON,

\ Mrs I. E. Wilson is visiting friends in
Boston
4 Miss Collinwood of Holyoke is stop
limo at Henry Ingraham's.
q Mr. and Mrs. Slade Piper of Manches-
..r are visiting at Charles Nichols.
Mrs. Sarah Gray and daughter of
Nashua arrived last week at Herman
Bradeys for visit.
Miss Mabel Holton came home Mon
Fov night for a two weeks vacation
rom her work in Wilder.
Mr., and Mrs. L. K. Quimby are expect
ii home this week from Pawtucket,
|Erbere they have been staying since COM
kng from the south.
Lorenzo Eaton arrives this week from
Jacksonville, Ala, for a stay of several
Eweeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
ID. Eaton.
Misses Rose, Mary and Flora, daugh-
hers offs. W. Brown, are making ten
Haas visit with relatives at Ashland,
IA. H.
Il Arthur Berry, who has been visiting
HI Henry Ingraham's, returned Friday
d bis home at Holyoke.
Il Frank Stevens went to Boston Mon
Nav night to be treated for a serious
Elsease of the spine.
Mrs. Alva Belden of West Concord Wis
zjted her sister, Mrs. Estella Quimby, a
Fouple of days last week. Her daughters,
Misses Josie and Jennie Belden, remained
ior longer visit.
Samuel P. Martin and Mrs. A. V. Will
hon, formerly of Manchester, were mar
lied Monday. They are at present living
ht Henry Dickerman's.
Miss Anna Thompson commenced
d work Monday for Our Husbands Manu-.
acturing Co., as stenographer and type
writer
Miss Nellie Chase has been very i'll the
hast two weeks and threatened with
5Eyphoid fever, but is much better and
Dbely to escape without having the
tisease.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Morse have made
new departure in their business, and
Rre selling delicious ice cream at the store
these hot afternoons and evenings.
Amos Cole moved last week from a
blouse near the bridge below the village
to a tenement in Mrs. Kent's house.
The Congregational society are to hold
{ b lawn party at S. S. Mattocks' Friday
bfternoon from 4 to o'clock.
The Epworth League held a lawn
party at Daniel Paris last week Tues
bay evening at which ice cream and cake
were served, and between three and four
Dollars added to the treasury.
The official members of the Methodist
Church held the first quarterly conference
bt the vestry last week Tuesday evening
4 Rnd transacted some important business
or the coming year.
There will be district Sunday schoo
rally at East Lyndon church Sunday
ERternooon, July 81, at $50 o'clock.
#fne program has been arranged to in
klude exercises from each OF the nine
schools in the district, and a pleasant
Pine is expected.
Wells Quimby collided with another
RycIist on his way home from work last
|Teek Tuesday and received a sever,
laking up and several bad bruise:
which kept him from his work the re
nalnder of the week.
u Mrs. Phil Hartwell, whose illness for {
fumber of years has required the almost
constant care of her husband, is beins
Il be recipient just now of a pleasant gift
from a number of friends who have com
y plned to share the expense of replasterint
Pnd repapering her house, laying :
Farpet and putting up new shades.
Mrs, E, J. McMullen returned Monday
from st. Johnsbury where she has beer
'FOr some time on account of the lines
and death of her daughter, Mrs. Lizzi
VI Gognon. She was accompanied by he
a#Son, VIII McMullen, of Fitchburg, Mass.
Per daughter, Mrs. Mary Little, of Man
chester, and her granddaughter, Mis-
palsy McMullen, of Fitchburg, wit
game Tor stay of a day or two only
Miss Emma McMullen arrived also t.
pend a vacation OF several weeks.
most disgraceful drunken Draw
occurred in the village on Sunday nigh
when man and his wife became intoxi
Fated and got into a fight. He put hi
swiie out of doors and in the scuffle sh
rlt herself quite severely in the glass il
the door. The fight attracted the atter
tlon of quite a crowd and a messenge
was sent to LyndonvilIe to get tn
sheriff. The latter arrived in due time