St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-11
THE TOWNS AROUND.
KNOXVILLE.

gregational church every Sunday are
furnished by the Christian Endeayor Sc
ciety and the Ladies Aid Society. They
are sent from J. E. Farrant's greenhouses
at Newport.
COL Bain's lecture on "The New Wo.
man and the Old Man" last Monday
evening fully sustained the high standard
of the lecture course 1t seems to be the
general opinion that this was as enter
tanning and impressive lecture as any
that has ever been listened to by our
people
The Episcopal Guild NETS Tuesday
with Mrs. Henry Swail. Thursday they
will meet with Mrs. James Robinson. All
members are requested to be present to
complete the sewing for the sale to be
held very soon.
A sale of useful and fancy articles and
home made candies will be held in the
middle store of the Masonic block Thurs
dav and Friday evenings. This sale will
be given under the auspices OF the ladies
of the Methodist church.
Miss Lizzie McNulty was taken
violently insane last week, and was
taken to Waterbury, Friday.
The Mission Band will meet with
Winnie Blake Saturday, at 2.30.
Albert Swai, formerly of Boston, is
working as freight brakeman, and is
boarding at Henry Swail's
Twelve children between the ages of
three and eleven were brought here last
Saturday from the home for destitute
children on Harrison Avenue, Boston.
Sunday all the children were placed in
good homts, on the condition that they
were to be placed in good schools. MIR.
Lynch. who accompanied the children to
Lyndonville stated that he himself had
seen $500 destitute children placed IN
good homes.
Miss Lila French, who has been stop
ping at Wells River, has returned.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bedard was buried in the Catholic GENE
terry, Sunday.
Mrs. Diantha Mathewson has been
visiting in Groton.,
Mrs. Ella c. Finney has been visiting
in Montpelier.
!. P. Webster was in Lowell last week,
called there by the death OF an uncle.
Mrs. Harriet Stanley and son have re-
turned from Boston and are visiting here
Miss Claire Newton has returned to
her home in Albany.
B. H. Lyster returned to Montreal,
Monday.
The Lyndonville orchestra gave a
social dance in Good Templars' Hall, Fri
day evening.
A card party composed of fourteen
ladies met with Mrs. Julia Hutchins, Fri
day evening.
Miss Emily French of Lancaster has
been visiting her brother, E. b. French.
Miss Elizabeth Maine, who has been
employed in Mrs. Willey's millinery store
as trimmer, has finished her work there
and after visiting friends IN GroVeton, N
H., will return to Boston.
Mrs. Charles Fisher, who lives on East
street, fell on the ice last week, inluring
herself seriously, though it is now
thought she will recover.
lanes Dunden, who has been visiting
his son. E. w. Dunden, has returned to
his home in Ascot, T. =.
Charlie Lee was in Boston last week.
George Thompson and family OF Ely
were in town last week.
Little Emily Sherwin has been confined
to the house for the last two weeks on
account of throat trouble.
Edward La France is spending the
winter with his grandmother at South
Newbury.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church will serve baked
beans and salads in the vestry Friday
evening from six till eight. Supper ter
cents.
Mrs. o. G. Chase gave sugar party
to the boarders of the hotel and a lev
invited friends, Friday evening.
Mrs. John Sargent of West Burke hal
been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. ank Mrs. E. L. Wells were in Lon
donderry last week to attend the tunera
of Mrs. Wells brother.
Mrs. Abbie Merrill and Miss Carri
Hoyt, " no have been spending the sum
mer at the Union house have returned tt
their home in Boston. Mr.. Hoyt will g
a few weeks later.
Albert Gaudette and wife are visiting
their brother in Manchester, N. H..
Mrs. John Murch has been visiting Ii
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. H. L. Graves of Barton has bee1
visiting at W. S. Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E, Howse and son c
Barton Landing are visiting at {. A
Phillips :, :, ~,
The Episcopal Guild will hold thei
sale Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. l.
and 10, in the middle room in Masoni
block. Useful and fancy articles will b
sold, and home made candies.
The Relief Corps elected the lollowin
officers at their regular meeting las
week: Pres, Mrs. Addie Eaton; 5.
Pres. Mrs. Maggie Perigo; ]. Y. Pres