St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-08-13
visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. M. Mas
sey.
The Ladies' Aid hold their next socia-
BILE with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perry, Wednes-
LYNDON
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Lenwood Gates, young man about
thirty years of age, committed suicide by
hanging last Wednesday evening at the
home OF his brother, Harry, near the
leather board mill where he was visiting
few days. He was the son of Curtis
G. M. Gates formerly miller for G. P.
Ide and Co. and had of late been assoc.
lated with his father in a prosperous
poultry business in South Britain, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eaton have joined
the throng OF summer people at Old
Orchard.
Henry Chase, immigrant inspector at
Calais, Maine, returned to his post Of
duty Saturday, having spent few days
with his family here.
Prof. Sampson has returned to Mid
dleboro, Mass.
Miss Emma McMullen arrived Satur-
day from Gardner, Mass to spend few
weeks with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Orcutt, of St.
Johnsbury were at their grandmother
Mrs. E. ]. McMullen's over Sunday.
Roy Wilcomb and mother, Mrs. F. M.
Wilcomb of Brandon, are visiting their
many friends in this village.
Miss Mvra Holton returned Saturday
from a months visit to her sister, Mrs.
West, at White River Junction
Mrs. Jane Bowditch of St. Johnsbury
is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Colley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols and daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Knight, and child are
visiting relatives in Walden and Hard
wick.
Miss Efie Kent returned Monday from
a five weeks vacation spent with rela-
tives at Burlington, Montpelier and
other points.
Mrs. S. E. Cahoon of Newburyport,
Mass, has been visiting at S. c Trtf-
ren's and has now gone to Charleston.
Morton Cheney of Morrisville is NOV
ing this week to this place to work at
the electric light station.
Rev. Sylvanus Hayward of Globe Viii
lage, Mass, supplied the Congregational
pulpit Sunday morning and gave the
people most enjoyable and uplifting
discourse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Paris and Miss
Ruth visited relatives in GuildhaIl week
before last and during the visit Mr..
Paris was taken violently i'll and in spite
of the attendance of two physician suf-
tered tor many bours before relief could
be obtained. He arrived home last
week Tuesday a very sick man, but is
gaining at present.
Clarence A. Webster, who bas been
doing night work at the electric light
station for several years, has LETT their
employ. Mr.. Webster has been a
careful and faithful employe of the COM
pany and has worked his way to the
esteem andlgood-wi of the community.
A goodly number of people convened
on Henry L. Wetherbee's spacious piaz-
zas Friday evening to enjoy their ice
cream, cake and lemonade and a social
chat with their neighbors. The net re-
suit to the Epworth League was nearly
four dollars.
The coming school year of Lyndon
Academy and Graded school opens Tues
day, September 2. New teachers have
been engaged for all departments and
their names are as follows. For the
Academy department, Mr.. Hinkley OF
Massachusetts,; intermediate, Miss Bean
OF Coventry primary, Miss Hildreth OF
West Burke.
William Paris and Miss Emma Martin
of Boston are at Daniel Paris.
Mrs. Will Buckman and child of Sum-
merville, Mass, are visiting at Murray
Paris.
Rev. J. O. Sherburne, presiding elder OIL
St. Johnsbury district preached Sunday
evening at the Methodist church.
1t is expected Rev, George W. Morrow
will speak at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
Alter short illness Mrs. Joseph Green
wood died at her home on the Pembroke
Stevens farm last Wednesday, ageC
about 35 years.