St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-05-14
AT THE WILLIE.

Mrs Gertrude Ahern gave a pleasant
,artv 70 her lady friends last Saturday.
aPrening, A game OF guessing titles OF
t1ale from cards containing pictures
..nrssenting these titles, was much en-
;oPed Mrs. Alice Wilson guessed the
largest number. Refreshments "eie
served.
The Nav.day dinner at the Congrega-
+;onal church was success IN every
s,0,, The decorations, which were
vow beautiful, was the work OF Mrs
II N Pearl. On each OF the five tables |
we're MAY polts about three teet hlgh |
tr;mmed with ribbons of crepe paper
and banked up with wild flowers 10
match the different colOrs OF the may
poles, ,-,..
The Innior League OF the Methodist
church will meet IN Their vestry Fllu"y
afternoon at half past four
Miss Pearl Wilmot celebrated her
seventh birthday Saturday, by Rlying a
marty to a large number OF her Ilttle
friends.
The teachers of the Graded school were
Given a Visiting Day" last Wednesday,
end they went to St. Johushury ana
visited some OF the excellent schools
there.
Rev. Arthur Stone gave party to
about sixty children at the Episcopal
rectory last Wednesday evening.
In the base ball game between Woods
vile and Lvndonville boys on FRIDAY
the home boys were badly beaten Il 10 T.
Wi1Cass and Ernest Martin have been
working at WestmOre IN Mrs Naomi
Richardson hotel
Thos. Hazel is adding a vranda to NJ
house. besides makir g many improve
ments on the interior,
The annual meeting OF tie LADIES' AVG
society OF the Congregational Cnule'
will be held at the church vestry SAUL
day afternoon. All members who nav
NOT paid their dues are requested 70 SEN
Them to Sec. Mrs. A. l.. F1nnty, beior
Friday. or to bring them to the annua
meeting so that the annual reports ma
be made
Charles Darling has returned tro'
Washington, D. c., where he has Dee
studying in school OF expression
reception was given Rev. ":
NIa4hl,.d t The Methodist church Frlda
evening.
Mrs. Frank Camp gave avery P'ea S1I
whist party to tie LADIES' n'sI ~ ~
on Thursday afternoon MIS- Noo0
Murroe had fire original poem.
Earl Howard is spending few days
Mortified with his father, Dwight
Howard.
Charles Douglass of Albany is in toy
n for the summer.
u MIS-. Fred Sawyer and three cnllaT
have gone to Sherbrookef tor 'e" VICE
u Mrs. Charles Miller has returned fr'
Massachusetts and Connecticut, wiz
she has been spending several weeks
Mrs Henry Libby is quite sick ag
with spinal .rouble.
Mrs. Fred Pound was called oacN
East Concord Tuesday, by the Se'
illness of her father. =
The band gave their last Beneht !
cert Thursday evening
N. L. Parker and son have solu
Jersey Home Creamery to the Lynn
Vile Creamery Association. lhey
both be in the employ of the cream
# here.
IF. McCarty, who went from her
Barre a short time ago, is very aet1V
the Episcopal church there he mas
Gently been elected delegate to the
cesar Convention.
GA Noble Outcast," which was
u at Music Hall Friday and Saturday
r;ras w oe considered one OF the best
put on the stage by local talent
Miss Eva Watchie won the Gamer
fered by the Universallst society ~ ~
one who would sell the most t'eNe'
"a Noble Outcast.' She SOFA '"'
two tickets.
Mrs. G. G. Wheeler has been Wis
relatives in Lebanon, N. H.
Mrs Nellie Wright Smith died a
home of her parents on Sunday,
AGE of SO wears. She has been III
weeks with rheumatic and typh,o!lu,
She leaves husband and one NUN
Funeral services were held IRON
Methodist church Tuesday atteTno'
H 2 O'Clock, Rev. w. r. Mather otflcli
s |, w. Sanborn, after over tort,
years Of service as town CLERK u
E signed his position on account
health. The seectmen have app
as his successor, c. L. Stuart. The
will probably be located in the tut
The basement OF the bank block.