St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-11
Grace Densmore, to John William Spain
of Quitman, Georgia.

Union OF Vermont, to which meeting they
were sent as delegates from this church.
Rev. B. M Smith of Stoneham, Mass,
preached an excellent sermon at the
Peoples Methodist church Sunday even
ing. On account OF the very rainy dav,
the Chlldren's day concert at the Meth
odist church was postponed to next Sun
day evening.
The district meeting of the third district
of Good Templars will be held at
Wheelock, with Valley Lodge, Friday,
June Goth. All Good Templars are cor
daily invited.
Rev. D. W. Stoddard's family have
moved into tenement III Cass' block.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Kimball are re-
joicing in the birth of a little daughter.
H F. Balch was recently presented by
the office boys at the railroad station
with an elegant handbag, containing nu.
merous toilet art Giles of cut glass and
silver, and a variety OF brushes.
Cards areout announcing the marriage
of Miss Clara Skinner of North Hyde
Park, 10 William Delaney of this place.
They were married May IA at the home
of W. X. Mather.
Harry Cleveland is home from Rutland
and is stopping with his uncle, James
Buell..
Fred Hunter, son of Stephen Hunter,
of this place, was married MAY %, to
Miss Ruby Bradshaw, of East Lyndon.
Rev. w. H. Lyster performed the cere-
mony. Just 40 years ago be formed
the marriage ceremony for the grooms
| father and mother.
Mrs. Daniel Hubley was taken to the
hospital in Boston, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccain Of Lynn
are visiting their mother, Mrs. B. Nc
! Cam. Mrs. Mccain will remain all
summer.
The senior class graduating exercises
are to be held in Music Hall, June IS, at
! ten O'Clock.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
cety at their recent annual meeting,
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: President, Mrs. Julia Davis;
vice-p president, Mrs. G. Nj Campbell; sec
rotary, Mrs. Richard Hurst; treasurer
Mrs Alice Wilson; directresses, Miss
! Clara Shirley, Mrs. Ed. Hough, Mrs
Charles Buckley. The society has hid a
very successful year. Its receipts for
membership fees, suppers and homeland
thank offering, were sos 81. They
have sent two boxes 10 Mcintosh, Ga =,
and one to Grand View, Tenn, contents
of three being valued at $685.. Total
work OF the year amounting to $2O1 36.
Mrs. Chas Rogers is not so well. Her
husband went to Barton Landing and
remained over Sunday with her.
Rev. B. NJ. Smith is spending his vaca.
| ton with his father, S. l. Smith. He has
entered upon his second year at Stone
ham, being returned at the unanimous
request OF his people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Charland have
been visiting in Worcester, Mass.
The 1st Quarterly Conference OF the
Nj, E. church will be held Wednesday eve
ming June II.
Miss Elsie Woodruff, daughter OF Rev.
A. n. Woodruff, is spending week at A.
L. Finney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McVicar of Den
YER are visiting relatives here.
H. c. Wilson went to Barton Landing
last week to hear the address of Miss
Ellen NJ. Stone and was greatly inter.
ested in her narration of her captivity in
Bulgaria.
Mrs. Albert Rugges svisiting in Eden.
Her little son Homer is quite sick with
humps.
Clifford Todd OF rblehead, Mass,
was sprnkIing the lawn one day last
week when a horse with an express
wagon come down the road without a
driver and ran over the boys limbs. He
was hurt quite badly. The many friends
here of Mr. and Mrs. L, c. Todd will be
panied to learn this.