St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-15
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Helen Pride, vice rrcs., Mss Blanche
Conner rec sec, Mrs. Mary Wheeler
cor. sec. Mrs. Julia Davis. treas, Mrs.
Mari Wheeler. lookout com. Sadly
Hoagh:ou, Mrs Euily Wtlmot, Mrs.
Emma Frost. PRAYER meeting com, Mrs.
Mary Campbell Mrs Euuice Hough,
Mrs luha Davis, SO 1al com Mrs. Alice
Norris Grace FiuBrv Marion Flowd;
Suudey school com. Mrs. Mary Gleason,
Mrs ; I. Wilson, Miss MGra Conner;
missionary com. Mis- Lula Baldwin Miss
llnchc Conner. ,dts. Mary Gleason;
taau,. Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald, Mrs.
Lila BOW. Mrs Nettic Schoneld; calling
Mrs Elelta Ford Miss Clara Shirley,
Mrs. Mary Campbell flower, Mrs Ida
Cheney. Mrs May Wheeler, Edwin
Houch. music. MIS- Gertrude Harris
MISS Blanche Confer. Mrs Alice Norris;
press, Mss Sadly Hougarou.
The V.lagc lmpr society will
hold thei. annual tummag SALE Charles
Darluc's vacant store 10 Masonic
block The last wetk in October. They
viii also hold poverty ball on Hallow-
cen night IN Music IuIl. Music will be
furnished by "a hurty gurdy.
A couunirum supper viii be served by
the 1iycrsahSt ladies Thursday evening
The hrst entertainment IN tte Citizens
Lecture Course was given last Friday
evening ben May parker's Little Pick
auiuuies and Couctrt company gave their
concert. The rtadc-, vi0hnist, lutte solo
ist and pianist were much culoyed.
The Village Improvement society have
flashed work on tnc,r park on The north
eud Of Main street and 70 IS now very
attractive place.
d.. end Mrs Pela Wilder with their
son. Of Sibley, Iowa, are visiting at Z.
II Wildcr's. Or. Wilder IS mayor OF the
CITY iu which he lives.
A farewell reception was rendered Cor
con Mower by about 30 OF bis young
friends and schouImates Saturday even
ing. The reception was given N the par
'urs Of the uive. sa..st church. Alter
pleasant evening spent IN games and
music refreshments were served and Cor
don ,ras presented with dress suit case.
Iie leaves his w.ek Tor West Lebanon,
wht, SCR Mower was obliged o move
on account of ttc change IN trans.
The Congregational Ladies Aid 50.
cietv will serve a chicken pie supper in
their parlors Thursday evening.
Mrs. g. ~ Campbell and Mrs. w, A.
LOOMS were appointed delegates from
the Congregational Sunday schoolto the
State Sunday School convention to be
held at Morrisvlle next week.
About l. more trainmen received or
ders Monday to move from Lyndonville
to Newport or White River Junction.
George Ballou, a porter in Webb's
Hotel hired a mileage of W. ]. Blodgett
Saturday, stating that he wished togoto
Barton. Sunday morning Mr., Blodgett
learned that he had taken a suit of
clothes from one Of the guests at the
hotel and instead of going to Barton, he
boarded a train for Boston. Messages
were Immediately sent and the man was
arrested at Concord, N. H., Monday
morning. Officers went from here to
Concord Monday for the prisoner.
Miss Gertrude Cummings, while hurry
ing to catch a train at Lyndon Corner
station, slipped and fell, hurting her knee
badly.
Mrs. O. NJ. Badger has been very sick
for the past week, and as yet there is no
improvement.
Mrs. kAuc Brown of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting friends here.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage at Tacoma, Wash, OF Miss
Katie |. B. Young to Captain A. Dixon.
She will be pleasantly remembered as one
OF our most accomplished young ladies.
She accompanied her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Young, to Washing
ton about eight years ago.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church will serve q harvest supper
Friday evening, from $50 to 1870, in
their church yestry. The proceeds will
be used to buy new music for the choir.
H. L. Parker who resigned the posi-
ton of chorister in the Methodist church
some weeks ago. has been prevailed upon
to again accept the position. He began
his labors last Sunday, to the satislac-
ton OF all.
George Eastman has employment in
St Johnsbury and will move there soon.
Mrs. Josephine Wilder has sold her
house in Bethlehem and is now visiting
her son, DR.. Richard Wilder, in White
field She will make her home here with
her daughter, Mrs II. L. Parker.
The Womans Foreign Missionary so.
ciety OF the Methodist church will hold
their annual business meeting with Mrs
Sheridan Smith, Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Eastman 800,
spending two weeks M their old home m
sutton, +. q.
Mrs. Mary Young of ST. Johnsbur has
been stopping al ". y. Webb
us. Nagoon aud daughter isabelle %
Barton are visiting friends here.
Alr. and Mrs Charles Wilson o. B1s
ton have been the guests of .l.r par
tuts SIR. and Mrs S. Wilson.
Mrs. Harley nuuaae.I and SON. wh,
have been on au extended visit q. Hus
ton returned MONDAY.
a very interesting SERVER. WIS Htl a0
the .nlggr.Ih-I lul..h sunday .tt.fr.
Special m--i. wH- given Hg Misses LUu
and Bcs- lat,Hr-.r .uH Nf, H.t
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and Earle s. most Ir..r-sUH. Hi.r..
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and Strikers
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been spending 'sN a.rsru ..wI
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