St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-09
RICKABY & CO.,
Successful Sellers Of Real Estate,
IS Eastern Avenue.
AT THE WILLIE.

HI. Parker has resigned his position
as chorister in the Methodist church
alter many years of faithful and efficient
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ahern spent Sunday
with friends in Champlain, N. Y.
CLAYTON Fisher is spending a week
with his grandparents in Wolcott. His
father, George E. Fisher, spent Sunday
there.
Mrs. Charles W. Steele and daughter
Helen OF St. Johnsbury, n,re guests at
Homer c. Wilson's Monday.
The defeat of the local ball team by the
Boston Boomers Thursday, with a
score of six to FIVE was considerable OF
surprise because it was confidently ex'
Dected that an easy victory for the home
team would result. The Boomers, how
ever, played good and the game was a
good contest. Two players of the other
sex assisted in the visiting team. One
feature of the game which was loudly
applauded was when the home team had
three men on bases and none out, the
Boomers by clever bit of strategy
closed the inning before a single man
reached the home plate. The game was
we'll attended.
There was no general celebration OF
the 4th here and many spent the day at
West Burke and Newport. There was
quiet and delightful observance OF the
day on the golf links, however, where
members of the club and their friends to
the number OF about so met and spent
the afternoon at golf, and remained dur,
ing the evening for supper, and display
of fireworks.
There were two quiet weddingsin town
Saturday, when Miss Florence Corner OF
this place and George Cookin OF Sher'
brooke, were united in marriage by Rev
Father Pontbriand, and Miss Jennie
Winstanley of Lyndonvile and James
Lee OF Sherbrooke, were married by kew
J. c. Bodwell.
Tie moonlight excursion down Lake
Memphremagog Thursday evening was
great success about 300, mostly from
Barton and Newport attending. The
band has arranged for another excursion
Saturday evening, July 10, with REDUCED
rates from Wells River and station:
north. If good weather ls permitted
this will be genuine moonlight attain
and should draw a good crowd.
The |. c. Rockwell Theatre Co. is play
ing each night this week under canvas
on the base ball grounds.
Guy Watson, who recently graduated
from Norwich University after an excep
tionalv successful course is consderin!
taking a position with the American
Bridge Co. of Pittsburg.
Miss Lena Eastman of the Journa
force returned from a weeks stay in Bos
ton, Monday.
Miss Della C. Foster spent several day
last week with her brother, George Fos
ter at Newport,
Bert Kinds, of Eden Mills, is VISITING
his sister, Mrs. Everett Ruggles
Daniel Hubley spent two days at Har
over last week with Mrs Hubley who
ii at the Hitchcock Hospital.
Mrs. William Yaeger of New York,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stern Mrs. Storms nephew, Joseph &c
hen of New York, is also visiting here
Dan Stern spent several days at Islam
Pond last week.
Misses Ethel and Emma Weber wen
Monday to Ware, Mass, where they WI
spend the summer
Miss Katherine Wade was the guest {
Miss Ruth Mccain, few days last weel
Mrs. F. S. Ruggles and daughter Al
mes, of Byron, Mich, are visiting M
and Mrs. Charles Ruggles.
Miss Carrie Campbell is visiting hi
cousin, Miss Tuella Campbell, at New
port.
Miss Teresa R. Hazel, of Hanover, N. H
and ]. M. HazeI, of Newport, spent
portion of last week with friends here.
J. E. Dwinell of Glover, visited his so
DR.. F. E. DwinelI, last week,