St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-26
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fortunate last Sunday evening in having
with them Mr.. Grant of East ST. Johns
bury and Miss Helen L. Graves of ST.
Johhsbury Center. Both gave excellent
talks, and their encouraging words
gave the society new inspiration.
George Brigham. who has been work
ing in O J. Qumby's livery stable, went
to YOnkers, N. Y, where he will have
charge OF the horses owned by Mr..
Peene, the owrer OF the beautiful resi-
dence at Lake WilIoughby.
Last Monday morning while George
Rines, the Center grocetyman, was TAX
ing orders on Charles street the horse be-
came frightened and ran. The harness
was badly demolished, but fortunately
the wagon was not much damaged.
Edward A. Flint of New York City was
the guest OF his brother-in-aW, 6. NJ.
Campbell, last week.
Maurice Johnson Of Barton Landing
has moved here.
The riends Of Horace LockIin and Will
Csss have been Tasting on venson this
week. Mr.. Locklin and Mr.. Cass went
in company with six Others to Lowell
town, Me, and the eight men brought
out eleven deer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Webster were called
to Morrisv1lle Thursday, on account Of
the death of Mr.. Webster sister, Miss
Liz e, who has been SICK several weeks.
The first grade OF the village school
will commence its winter term Monday,
a week earlier than the other grades, 1t
having been discontinued week earlier
on account of the illness Of the teacher.
The Woman's club and Shakespeare
club were invited to attend a chrysan-
themum exhibition given by Mrs. I. N.
Vail Friday afternoon.
J. Lester moved Monday from the Cas-
we'll house to Mrs. L. F. Woodward's
house on Church street.
Miss Carrie Chickering, who has been
at work in the family of Dr. DAVIS, has
gone to her home in Sheffield on account
of i'll health.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Allyn are in VIM
chendon, Mass, the guests of Mrs. AL
lyn's brother, g. B. Tarbell.
DR.. c. W. Staples is moving from the
house which he recently sold to DR.. A. c.
Mcdowell, to Mrs. H. E. FoIsom's house
on the same street.
H. Z. Folsom has been on a business
tip to New York and Boston.
Mrs. A. G. Drown has finished work in
the family of c. M. Darling.
Mrs. c. D. Nichols is caring for Mrs.
Charles LeWsey.
Grant Wheeler is spending his Thanks
giving vacation with friends in White
River Junction.
Edward Earle has gone to work as as.
sistant clerk in the B. & M. stock room.
Harry Rowell is spending his Thanks
giving vacation at his home in Montps-
lier.
Miss Hattie Carpenter has just had an
operation performed for appendicitis at
St. Johnsbury hospital. She is doing we'll
at the present time.
Mrs. Helen House has returned from a
lengthy visit in New Hampshire.
One hundred and thirty-four people
partook Of the fine banquet furnished for
the Eastern Star district meeting by the
Congregational Ladies Aid society. The
receipts for the society were $65.
Miss Grace Finnev goes Saturday to
Montpelier where she will spend her va
cation with her grandmother, Mrs. II. P.
Gushing.
The pupils of Miss Bessie Wallace gave
recital Thursday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. About so guests were invited
and the rooms were prettily decorated.
The pupils were assisted by Misses Alice
Hutchinson and Della Foster, Henry
Brown and E. c. Earle. F, J. Wiley has
charge OF the program.
The receipts from the Rebekah enter
tainment and promenade were SIG 40.
All report pleasant evening.
ii. c. Wilson has been engaged as
prompter for Young's orchestra during
the winter.
John Norris has gone on a business
trip to Michigan.
Mrs. John Cableis very ill., Her mother,
Mrs, Mary Carr of East Concord, has
come TO care Tor her'
W. H. Mariner Mariner preached thanksgiving
Serlho" 0un"ay evening
The ladies of St. Elizabeth church will
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