St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-04-02
AT THE WILLIE.
The Woman Club Annual.

The Lyndon woman Nluo "ClC III
-,itpd to the home of L. B. Harris at Lyn-
don Centre, Thursday evening, for their
annual meeting. Yearly reports showed
ths club had been doing much work this
winter. having raised $500, beside send
mo a box amounting to $25 to Bright
look Hospital The money has been de-
nosited in the bank toward the library
fund. The officers for the coming year
are. Pres. Mrs. G. M. Campbell; V. Pres,
Mrs, c. B. Dodge; Rec. Sec, Mrs. Will
Parker; Treas, Mrs. F. E. Davis; fedora
tion director Mrs. E. A. Shorey; audit
ors. Mrs. G. F. Ferguson, Mrs. E. {.
Frost: delegates to state federation, Mrs.
H, W. Lyster, Mrs. G. M. Campbell.
After the business was completed the
or,sts assembled in the dining room
where new sugar was served, after which
Me- Harris cave a very interesting talk
ON Vermont during the Revolution"
A Gen.Ieman's Night.
Mrs. E. W. Hutchins entertained the
Shakespeare Club, with their husbands
and invited friends, Tuesday evening OF
last week. The entertainment took the
form of an impromptu mus Gale. Miss
Jennie Chase played the following pro-
gram: Sonata, OPP 81, No. /, Beethoven;
Spring Song, On Wings of Song. Mendel-
ssohn: Perrette, Chaminade; Valse,
Mazurka, Chopin; Rondo, Field; Hun
garian Fantasia, List. Merritt M.
Harris, who spent last year in Ecuador,
South America, as teacher in the EN-
ploy OF the government, told OF some OF
his experiences in that place, and describ-
ed the customs and manners OF the peo-
Die. After the program refreshments
we're served, followed by dancing.
A Little of Everything.
A supper will be served in the Congre-
qationa church parlors Friday evening
Last Friday evening sugar party was
given for the benefit OF the kurn Hattin
Home, a worthy object.
l. W. Sanborn is quite i'll, being con
fined to the bed.
The Lvndonville band will give con
cert and dance in Music hall this WED
nesday) evening. The concert will bt
given from till 10; dancing from 10 til
IL. This is the first of a series of enter
tainments to be given by the band, tc
,nI., to- he usual CONTRIBUTE
for support and it is hoped that the pub
lie will patronze these entertainments.
CLYDE p. Stearns, only child of Mrs
Clara Stearns died on the 29th, after {
short illness beginning with rheumati
fever He was in his eighth year.
John Dunton fell on the veranda on
day last week and when found was il
an unconscious condition, from which h
has not fully recovered. On account o
his advanced age, 9S, his friends are yer,
anxious about him.
Easter was very appropriately observe
at the Lyndonville churches. The deco
rations were fine and the sermons an
exercises helpful and enjoyable.
The Machinsts Union No. 355, gave
handsome gold ring to Harry Hunter
who moves this week to Newport Fl
has been their financial secretary for
long time.
The Congregational Ladies Aid Sc
cety will meet with Mrs. A. l.. Frnne
on Thursday afternoon, April 3.
Harry Rohie OF Rutland is visiting h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Robe.
The Shakespeare Club were pleasant
entertained at the home OF Mr.
W. S. Blodgett last Thursday afternoon
The business meeting OF the Epwort
League will be held with the presiden
Mrs. ]. S. Butler, Thursday evening.
The Epworth League will serve SUI
per consisting OF mashed potato and col
meats in their vestry, Friday evenln
from 80 to 100
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Allen were su
prised by their friends last Friday, the
eighth wedding anniversary, and pr
sented with six dining chairs
Miss Cora Frasier invited the membe
of the Good Templars lodge to h
fathers sugar place in East Burke la
Wednesday evening After sugar w
served they went to the house, whe
games were played and very pleasa
evening was enjoyed
The Lyndon Woman's Club present.
each room in the graded school Wi
several pictures last week.