St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-11-13

giving until the following Monday.
! There will be no vacation until the
| Christmas vacation of two weeks, after
which there will be a continuous session
till the first Of April.
Mrs. w. A. LOOMS is in Boston for d
short visit.
Mrs. Daniel Randall, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. LIN
coin Pratt, has returned to her home IN
Glover.
Mrs. L. c. Todd aud little son, Clifford,
of Marblehead, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
H. L. Parker and other friends in town,
Mrs. Galusha Bundy of St. Johnsbury
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. W. r.
Stoddard.
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow has been spending
few days in Boston.
Mrs. John LeBourveau and daughter,
Claire, are visiting in Springfield.
Master Mechanic c. B. Hutchinson
was in Boston last week.
George X. Knight has been visiting in
Boston.
Joseph BiIodeau, Jr., is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Miss Agnes Dunden of LenoxviIle, P.
! Q is visiting her brother E. W. Dunden.
The Mission Band will meet with
Lotte French Saturday afternoon at
go clock.
Harry Gaudette is i'll with tonsiitis.
John Lamere has moved his family to
White River Junction, where he has
work as gate tender at one of the eros
sings.
Mrs. H. P. Emerson has been visiting
in Bradford, the past week.
Mrs. G. G. Morrison, who has been
spending several months in Bradford
and St. Johnsbury, has returned to her
home here.
Mrs Samuel Newton is very low with
cancer of the stomach. Mrs, Annie
Porter is caring for her.
Richard Newton has moved to New
port.
Mrs. Albert Brock way has finished her
work in Mrs. Wiley IS millinery store and
has returned to her home in West Burke.
Rev. E. v Stevens read his resignation
as pastor OF the Universast church,
Sunday. The members OF the church
deeply regret Mr.. Stevens decision to go
away.
About fifty of the young people of this
village gathered at the home of Frank
! Charland last Wednesday evening to
give him surprise party. The evening
was pleasantly spent, and before leaving
the guests presented him with hat and
a gold ring.
Geneva Wilmot has been visiting in
Barton Landing.
Miss Jennie McAuly OF Bury, P O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Milo Shattuck.
Albro Bradley has moved into one of
Mark Hunters houses. Zenas Blake has
moved into the tenement in Gene Hills
house, vacated by Mr.. Bradley.
Mrs. George Stevens of Crete, Neb., is
stopping with her friend, Mrs. Frank
Cobleigh.
Mrs. W. S. Davis has been visiting her
parents in Barre.
Mrs. Paul Carter of ST. Johnsbury is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. g.
Perrigo.
M. J. Lyster has returned from his
work in Montreal, and will assist c. 6.
Norris, this winter, III getting out adver-
Using matter for the Dairy ASS ocation.
B. R. Lyster will remain in Montreal to
look after the interests of the Canadian
Carbonate Company.
The musicians Of this community will
be pleased to learn that Edward Roach,
Tho oNn,,Ior ri al boc Ian,Ja I
to remain in Lyndonvile.
Harry Austin, brakeman on freight
train, No 80, had leg broken and mar,
rowly escaped being fatally injured,
Thursday night. The train broke apart
on the bridge between Wells River and
Woodsvllle, and Mr.. Austin thinking he
was stepping to the next car, fell to the
ground below. Mr.. Austin thinks him
self fortunate to escape with only a
broken leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Colby OF St. Johns
bury are visiting at A. E Quimby's.
James Robinson is spending few days
at Enosburg Falls.
Loren Sargent of Lebanon was in to wn
last week.
Miss Victoria Lyster, of Durham, P.
Q, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emily
Quimby.
Cora Marshall of Groveton has been
visiting Miss Alice French.
Mrs. Inez Folsom of Sheffield is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs, H. G. Perrigo
Richard Addison has finished work in
the machine shop, and will soon return
to his home in Sherbrooke.