St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-24
LYNDON.


The last few days may be called NOV
ing time Alex. Aldrich moved his family
to St. Johnsbury last week Monday as
be has employment in the scale works.
We are sorry to lose this family from
our village, and especially will the two
bright musical little girls be missed from
school, Sunday school and church SER
vices; Lewis Perry has moved from the
tenement in Mary Knapp's house to the
one vacated by Alex. Aldrich in Mr.. Far
NUNS Trull house; Harry Daniels has
sold his farm known as the Michael
Lynn place, to Horace Jones, for $500.
Possession is already given and Mr.. Jones
has moved his family from Victory, Err
nest Bickiord has moved from the Lynn
farm to a house near Dr.. S. H. Hough-
tons and Mr.. Moore, the former occu-
pant OF that place, has moved to S. c.
Treirtn'S tenement house in this village.
Rev. Mr.. Mather returned Friday from
Ohio, accompanied by his wife and chill
dren, who had remained there among
relatives since Conference.
Clarence Webster sp.nt Thursday at
Hanover and White River Junction.
Mrs. Lizzie Ide Muller has returned to
Washington. D. c., after short visit at
her old home.
Mrs. Boardman of Barnet recently
visited at Scott Falnum's.
Mrs. S NJ. Russell is still very i'll, but
shows slight Improvement. The entire
community are sincerely DESTROYS that
this good woman may recover and re-
main among us for many years.
Miss Ina Pope spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Cora Laducer, returning to
Barton, Monday. Miss Hattie Gour
same time.
Mrs. Curtis Stevens and Mrs. L, K
SWEET visited friends at St. Johnsbury
Center, Monday.
Sherman Brown came home Saturday
to remain for the present, having finish
ed work at Newport.
Mrs. Helen Streeter and son Harley
returned to Boston last week, having
visited for a few weeks at her fathers,
| J. NJ. Weeks.
c. A. Webster commenced work in the
railroad shops, Monday.
Mrs. Staples and Julia Stuart spent
last week at H. F. Phillips.
Capt. ]. s. Thompson is about putting
up his ste amer and other boats for the
winter and is expected home from Joe's
pond the last OF this week
Rev. J. M. Frost of St. Johnsbury is to
preach at the Congregational church,
Sunday morning, in exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Farren.
Amasa B. McGaffey, former Lyndon
boy, now of Albuquerque, N. NJ, recent
ly made flying visit here, remaining a
few days at his uncle's, Joshua Bemis on
Bemis Hill,
S. W. Farnum has added to his real
estate over so acres of land between
Lyndon depot and the Lyndonville line
He already has six or eight tenemeuts
in the village and may have as many
more in the near future.
Mrs. George P. Ide has been very sick
since she went to her sisters in Brandon
but is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Duttou returned
last Wednesday from Old Orchard, Maine
where they have run q summer boarding
house. They have now decided to sci
the principal part OF their HOUSEHOLD
goods al auction Tuesday, Sept. 80, anC
move to Portland where they see an open
ing to engage il their ecialty-keepinG
boarders. Mr., and Mrs. Dutton hav
resided here for the past II years o
more and have made many friends wh(
will be sorry to have them leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gage, who re
Gently sold their place near the deoot tt
James Austin OF Lyndon Center ar
preparing to move to Manchester, N. H.
about Oct. 1.