St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-10-29
AT THE WILLIE.
Death OfMrs. LOomis.

This entire community was Saddened
Thursday when the news of the death
of Mrs w. A. LOOMS reached here. She
left Wednesday for Morrisvie to attend
the state Sunday School Convention and
that evening at the church was taken i'll
and was carried to her boarding place
where she died in a few minutes For
many years she has been connected with
the Congregational church of this place
and has always teen great worker.
The funeral was held Friday from the
Cougree atioual church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pierce have returned
from a visit in Boston.
Several from here went to Hanover
Saturday to attend the Dartmouth-Am-
herst loot ball game.
Mrs, H. w. Lyster is in Montreal re-
ceivlng treatment.
W. H. Hyatt moves this week from a
house on East street to the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Oakley on Church street.
Clarence Park, principal OF Johnson
high school spent Sunday and Monday
at his home here,
Mrs r. McNicar moves this week to
the house on Main street vacated by
Mr.. Monroe; Mr.. Monroe has moved
into the house on Center street vacated
by Irving Hutcbinson Charles Ayres
has moved into the house on Church
street lately vacated by Charles Mower.
Over $50 attended the masquerade
promenade given by the Good Templars
Tuesday evening Of last week. About
IS. so were added to the treasury. Music
was furnished by Masten S orchestra.
Don't forget the poverty ball Friday
evening in Music hall to be given by the
Village Improvement Society. Come and
hear the Hurdy Gurjy which will furnish
music for dancing.
The annual reunion of Colonel Proc
tors 18th Vt. Regiment was held in
Grand Army hall Wednesday. As the
noon train came in the veterans, &C
companled by the drum corps marched to
the station to meet Senator Proctor and
conduct him to the hall A fine dinner
was served by the Relief Corps. In the
afternoon the exercises were very interest
ing and pleasant time was enjoyed by
all those who attended.
Charles Darling shipped five horses to
Hartford Monday.
The Village Improvement Society are
holding their rummage sale this week.
Congressman S. W. Mccall of Win
chester is stopping with his mother Mrs,
Thompson, and his brother, {. L.
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jones and grand
son Howard Hunter were in Boston last
week.
Mrs. ]. Simpson of Norwich was at
the home of w. A. LOOMS last week.
Mrs. John Roberge and Mrs. Henry
Swail were guests OF Mrs. E. W. Dundin
at Newport last week.
Mrs, Napoleon Stone is visiting rela-
tives in Lancaster.
E. O. Leonard has put his plant into a
corporation with $4,000 capital, shares
500. These are held by Harry Parker,
Bradford, and two other Bradford resi-
dents besides Mr.. Leonard. The publ
cation day Of the Journals changed from
Wednesday to Friday.
The Lyndon Womans Club met with
Mrs ! M. LeBourveau last week. Re
freshments were served. Several new
members were taken into the club, and it
was voted to give all the articles left
from the rummage sale of their Bazaar
last winter to the Village Improvement
Society for their rummage sale this week.
The operetta, cinderella in Flower
Land" will be given in Music Hall next
week Friday and Saturday evenings.
About SO children will take part. 1t is a
very pretty operetta and the girls who
have the matter in charge, Misses Lora
Watcbie, Hortense Murch Marguerite
and Faye Newell, have worked hard for
its success.
George Walworth Of Newport was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lyon last
week.
Guy Hawley has gone to Ontario to
work for the Railroad Co. Mrs. Hawley
and two sons will spend the winter in
Passumpsic.
Rev. E E. Marggrai of Derby Line oc-
cupied the pulpit OF the Uniyersalist
church Sunday in exchange with the
pastor.
AT the ConSr,g ltional Christian En-
deavor citing Sunday evening a fine
musical service was rendered by Mrs {
@. Norris and the Misses Grace Finnel
and Florence Steele.
Thomas McCleary will speak Saturday
evening on The Man with the Hoe"
The Rebekah entertainment and prom
enade that was postponed will tax,
place Friday evening, Nov. 81.
The Episcopal ladies are soon to hay,
Chris mas sale.
Mrs c p. Chapman has been visiting
her daughters, Dora and Myrtle, at Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
Wedding cards have been received an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Lila
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor
Parker OF this place. to Eugene Libby
Monday, Oct. 20, at Providence, r. l.
Robert McVicar, who has been in Eng
land is expected home soon.
Goes Like Hot Cakes.
The fastest selling article have il
my store" writes druggist c. T. Smith
of Davis, KY, "is DR.. Kings New Dis