St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-08

ness.
Maurice Cheney, who has been very
i'll with rheumatic fever is now able tc
sit up little each day.
Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Crafts are visiting
in Boston and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs. A. 1. F,nney goes to Barre this
week to give, by invitation, an original
poem at he banquet at City Hotel given
by the Grand Lodge OF Good Templars.
Mrs. Ada Farnbam of Maiden, Mass,
IS visiting in town.
], H. Houghton, who has been spend
ing several weeks at the home OF his
uncle, S. H. Houghton, has gone to his
home in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kenison have
moved to West Lebanon, n. H.
Mrs. F. J. Wiley has been unable to
attend to business in her store during
the last week. Mrs. Emily Wimot has
been assisting in the store during Mrs
Wiley illness.
Thirty-seyen tickets were sold Satur
day tor the excursion through the White
Mountains and 20 for Washington.
Miss Rose Bundy of West Burke is
working in Mrs. H. Duston's millinery
rooms.
PhilO Graves will move soon from the
Lincoln House below the corner to his
house on Main street vacated by John
Heating.
A. L. Towle has gone to Worcester
Mass. K. A. Monroe will move into the
company's house vacated by |. B. Hutch
lnsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Balch and Mrs. H.
M. Pearl moved to ST. Iohnsbury last
week Thursday, They will be greatly
missed by many friends.
The reception given by the young
ladies to their gentlemen friends in Good
Templars Hall last Thursday evening
was very pleasant gathering. The hall
was decorated with green and white,
autumn leaves and flowers. Dancing
was INDUCED in with music by the Lyn-
donville Orchestra.
The Young ladies of Lyndon Institute
are preparing the operetta Cinderella
which they will give some time this
month. The proceeds are to 90 for the
benefit OF the Institute basket ball team.
Mrs Julia Hutchins is in Boston for a
week.
Mrs. Dan Lamear of Pawtuckct, r. l.,
is visiting in town.
Paul Garter was in town last week.
Many friends were glad to welcome him
home once more.
Richard Gage will move to Manchester,
n. H., soon.
Miss May Braddock gave a very plea
SAINT whist party last Wednesday even.
ing.
Irving Hutchinson moves to West Leb.
anon instead OF White River Junction as
reported last week. His children, Verna
and Lester, will stay at the Union House
with their grandmother Mrs. Chase, for
the present.
George Thompson moves this week
from Ely to Fairlee, where he has a
position as station agent there.
Mildred Mower is confined to the bed
with serious stomach and liver trouble.
Mrs. G. NJ. Campbell attended the
State Federation of Womans Clubs held
at Waterbury.
r. J. Cusson is filing the place as yard
master during Mr.. Swails absence in
Quebec.
The entertainment given by the Alouzc
Hatch Co. under the auspices OF the Uni
yersalist church Monday evening wa.
very good and well patrouizcd.
Mrs. w. c. Baliwinis gaining after he
long illness.
D. NJ. Silsbys livery stable is rcccivin,
new coat of paint. The work is benz
done by Grant Bros.
Mrs A. E, Blunt of Lowell, Mass. ha
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. I
Hutchinson.
Mrs. W. n. Webb is visiting in Bostor
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weeks are visitin
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. II. E. Folsom aud Mrs L.
Wells attended the state federation {
Woman's Clubs at Waterbury.
Harry Rowell of Montpelier will b
stenographer for Messrs. Folsom an
Ford in Supt, Folsom's Office
The Methodist Sunday school will e.
change library books with the Sunda
school at FairIee. All persons who hay
books are requested to return them a
soon as possible
Mrs. A. Nichols has been visiting reli
tiycs i'll Lunenburg.
Charles Lee sent five fine horses t
Hartford recently.
Mrs. W. S. Davis and daughter Bea
rice, who have been spending the sun
mer IN Barre, have returned to thei
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Campbell an
Gerald Mills are attending the Gran
Lodge of Good TempIars which is bein
held in Barre this week. Mr.. Campbe
is grand secretary of the state and Ge
aid Mills goes as a delegate from Rive
side Lodge Of this place. The Goo
Templars Lodge here is in a very pro!
porous condition. Last week Tuesda
evening the entertainment after Lodg
was novel one, consisting of tableau
representing different phases Of Goo
Templar life.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Powers were i
Jackson, n. H., last week
B. a. Griffin Of Lawrence, Mass, ba
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Finney.
Arthur Quimby is building a cottap
at Long Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. Dumb
are camping there for the present.
Herbert Leach is giving the best of sal
lsfaction as our new local fish man.