St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-18
LYNDON.

Miss Katherine Spencer Of New Leb-
anon, N Y, is at her brother,in-law's,
Ben Lincoln.
Mrs. Lucy Lincoln and little daughter,
Katherine, are visiting relatives at
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. L. c. Bonett went to Montpelier
Thursday to spend the winter with her
husband, who has employment there.
N. L. Thompson arrives home this
week from the west to spend Christmas.
Miss Charlotte Chase, who has been
teaching in St. Johnsbury, went Friday
night to New York to spend her vaea-
ton.
Mrs. Eden Cole and two children from
East Haven, are at Amos Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson of Peacham,
have besn visiting at Scott Farnum's.
Misses Hattie and Fife Colby arrived
Saturday from East Orange, Mass, to
spend their Christmas vacation with
their mother.
Archie Leet spent few days last week
in Hartford, Coun.
Miss Mary Derby visited her friend,
Miss Anna Thompson, last Monday.
Dan Lamear had his ankle quite badly
hurt Friday at Warren, N. H, by a log
rolling on his leg. He came here the same
day and is stopping at John Nichols.
Arnold Aldrch has broken up house
keeping and moved out of the tenement
in the TrulI house. Mr.. Folsom Of
Wheelock will move in as soon as a few
repairs can be made.
Ed. Colby moved last week from S. c.
Tretren's house to Hadleyvile.
The two vacant tenements in the
Holmts house are to be occupied BY Jack
Line and Mr.. CaswelI.
The heavy wind of Saturday night
sho wed its strength by tearing down the
large sign of E. NJ. SWEET & Co. 1t is
about twelve feet long and two and
halt broad and was well stayed with iron
braces. 1t had resisted the storms Of
several years.
Will Murphy and Lizzie Johnson were
married last Wednesday and have gone
to Woodsville to spend few days, after
which they are to work at Ed, Simpsons
at East Lyndon.
Clifton Cole has moved from Mrs.
Lyons house to Hadleyvile.
Mrs. George Rudd has shown her kind
ly sympathy for Frank Waters and
family since he had the misfortune to
lose one eve, by collecting for them a
quantity of clothing from those who
were willing to spare it, also about $40
in money, some OF which she has Judi
ciously spent for things most needed by
the children.
Clarence Hubbard and Miss Nellie
Mattocks were delegates from the local
Christian Endeavor Society to the con-
vention at st. n.bury Wednesday
About 20 attended in the evening going
in barge from Silsby's at Lvndonville.
The banner held by this society tor at.
tendance at the convention was awarded
to the society at St. Johnsbury Center.
Herman Bradley, executor of the will
of Willard Randall, has sold cedar
swamp situated in Sutton tor $2S5,
which was purchased by Job Randall
Iather of Willard, 80 years ago, and
which has never been cut over and is
therefore, very valuable.
A letter recently received from the
family OF Rev. Leonard Do d OF Haver,
hill, Mass reports Mr.. Dodd as at home
from the hospital where he has spent
several months. but yet in feeble anc
emaciated condition. His disease was
called nervous prostration and though
slightly better than six months ago hi:
prospects are not very encouraging
Rev. Mr.. Dodd is well known 10 this
vicinity, having been pastor of tn,
Methodist church here, at Lvndonville
NewbuIy and Barton and later of th
Congregational church at Irasburg, ant
many friends in the state will be sorr,
to learn OF his continued i'll health They
will also be interested to learn of tn
marriage of his daughter, Miss Fannie
to David E. Foote If HaverhrIl, Mass.