St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-02-19

Miss Lila French, who has for many
months been working for Mrs. E. W.
Hutchins, has gone to South Braintree,
to work in paper mill.
The collection at the Congregational
church will be for the benefit of the music
fund and will go toward purchasing new
music.
Announcements have been received here
OF the marriage at Worcester, Mass, of
Ida L., daughter of Walker B. Smith, to
Dr. Albert E. Pero, of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Tracy of Newport
and Mrs ]. M. Wyman of Bloomington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Lyon last
week.
J. c. Eaton & Co. have purchased new
screw leather press TOR cutting heads for
syrup cans, Perkins, Machine Co., South
Boston. The firm has already received
large orders for syrup cans on which
they have commenced work.
NJ. ]. Robinson is sick with neuralgia
of the heart.
Miss Gertrude Knight and Miss Bessie
Wallace have been to Springfield to at
tend party given by Miss Eva Gordon
OF that city.
Engineer Elwyn Rickabv now has a
regular train and will soon move his
family to Woodsville.
Fred Gorham is remodeling his house
on Main street and is making it into
two tenements. When completed
it will be occupied by the RuggIes
brothers.
Miss Matte Norris of Lyme, N. H., has
come to spend the winter with her
brother, c. G. Norris.
Mrs. E. F. Carpenter returns to her
home in Ramsey, N. J., next Thursday,
stopping at Manchester, N. H., to visit
Mrs. Carrie Bemis, Noyes, well known at
this place.
Announcement has been received here
Of the marriage of Harry Clinton Quinn.
by, formerly of this place, to a Miss
Gleason of Shawinigau Falls.
Miss Bertha Quimby of Burlington has
been visiting Mrs. Mantle Rogan.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety took 81 so at their fish chowder
supper last Friday evening.
The Epworth League will serve a sup
per in their rooms next Friday even
ing from S 80 till 7.30. Supper 10 cents.
DR.. Alvin Gushing of Springfield, Prof.
John P. Gushing of New Haven High
School, David Gushing Of North Middle.
boro, Mrs. E. F. Carpenter of Ramsey,
N. :, were in town this week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Darauzel Gushing,
who died at Ramsey, N. J. She was
formerly of Burke.
Mrs. w. S. Lothrop has been confined
to the bed two weeks on account of
severe lung trouble.
The Womans Relief Corps served
salad supper to over 100 last Thursday
evening. The Sons of Veterans gave the
following entertainment Piano solo,
Miss Bessie Wallace; prayer, Rev. John
Kimball selection, Methodist Quartet );
reading, Lincoln's Last Dream, Mrs.
Rosa Allen; address by Rev. John Kim
ball on the characteristics of Lincoln
and the characteristics of True Amer
lean Citizen; violin solo, Cleon Colby !;
solo, Miss Della Foster.
Miss Lizzie McNuty, who has been at
| Waterbury several months, has returned
to her brothers, John McNulty's, much
improved in health.
George c. Short will soon move to st.
| Johusbury, where he has already COM
menced work in Fairbanks shops.
Mrs. George Weeks and Mrs. Carrie
Severance will occupy the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Short.
Mrs. Elial Peck. who has been spend.
ing several months with her brother,
James McLaue, has gone to Lebanon to
meet her husband, who has been spend
irg the winter in Florida.
Little May Bailey, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever, has regained the
power of speech, and it is hoped she will
recover.
Harvey G. Perigo of this place has been
granted a pension of Sc per month,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. n Vail gave very
enjoyable musicale at their home last
evening.