St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-19
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entertainment consisting Of music an
reading, and E. J. Blo1gett entertane
the company with his graphophon
from FIVE to eight.
\ large congregation listened to tn
lecture given by Rev W. X. Mather, Sur
day evening. The lecture was very in
teresting and instructive. A cholu
choir furnished fine music.
Jas. Grafton has moved from Lyndoi
to East street
Ora Spaulding and DIN Hardy OF New
port visited old friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lyon have beer
entertaining George Walworth OF New
port.
A reunion of the Wilder family was
held with Mrs n HE Wider Parker last
week. Mrs J. F. Wilder OF LyndonviIle
Mrs. Iosie Wilder Carr of LDttletOn, DR.
and Mrs Wilder and two children o
Whi'ehed and Willis Wilder OF Bethlt.
hem were present. A fire turkey dinner
was served,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Martin OF Sher
brooke have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs L. F. Woodward.
A. r. Russell of Windsor Mills, F. g., is
in the place for a few weeks.
Miss Katie Pearl of McIndoes was a
guest OF Miss Lula Baldwin last week.
Mrs. !. w. Carr Of Littleton is visiting
at II. L. Parker's,
Mrs. L. F. Woodward is to move TO
West Lebanon with Harry Colby's fam
lily.
Mrs. w c. Baldwin has been enter
tanning Mrs. Augusta Pearl, a popular
teacher of McIndoes.
Fred Harvey is at Newport for the
winter. Mrs. Harvey expects to go
there later.
The musicians of this village are talk
ing of getting upthe sacred opera Saul
this winter.
Miss Ellen Steady of St. Tohnsbury is
employed in the Journal Office.
Mrs. Mary Gleason visited at St.
Johnsbury last week.
Verna Hutchinson Of West Lebanon
has been ill at the Union House with
jaundice.
Mrs. E. c. Frost's arm is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. l. B. Hutchinson of Lebanon Wis.
tied Mrs. O. G. Chase last week.
Albert French Of Woodsvile and lady
friend are visiting his brother, E. E.
French.
The Universalist ladies served over 90
people at their chicken pie supper Thurs
day evening Next Monday evening they
will serve supper in their dining rooms
to members of their Sunday school,
|. w. Sanborn is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Harvey go to
Florida the middle of next month.
Mrs. Mamie Burns OF Newport visited
at Henry Burns last week.
The chorus choir at the Methodist
church was assisted Sunday morning by
DR.. and Mrs Wilder OF Whitefeld, n H..
and Willis Wilder of Littleton who sang
a solo, which was much enjoyed by all.
The Unversalst ladies are to have an
apron, handkerchief and food sale, also
Christmas gifts some time in December.
Mrs W. Cass has returned from Glover
and Craftsbury.
Don't forget to attend the Rebekah en-
teatainment Friday evening. 1t prom
Uses to be very fine.
W. H. Child of Fairlee and George H.
Shorey are to hold their joint birthday |
party, their annual custom, the Tuesday |
of Thanksgiving week at George H.
Shorey's,
Chester Bradley went away from bis
home several weeks ago and all that is
known by his anxious friends is that be
was seen in Montpelier some days after
leaving this town.
Milo Stearns, a former resident here,
has moved from Val MORN, P. Q, to
Montreal.
Jacob ZONES is little better from his
dangerous illness of the past two weeks.
Mrs, Sarah Bigelow OF Wells River is
visiting her sister, Mrs W, S. Jeffers.
F. a. Stockwell moves into his new
house this week.
Mrs. Helen Carpenter of St. Johnsbuty
is guest of Mrs Kate Parker.
Mrs. Martha Miller has gone to West
LabanOn to live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mower.
George Qumby of Lebanon is with his
aunt, Mrs. Charles Ladd, during his
mothers and sisters illness of typhoi1
fever.
Miss Nouise Gleason is expected from
Mortified, Mass, to spend the holidays.
H. c. Wilson was in Hardwick last
week.
Ed, McVicker has returned to his home
in Franklin, Pa.
Dr. {. W. Staples moves into Mrs. H.
E. FolsOms house on Park avenue tor.
merly owned by Mrs Emma Wilmot.
Mrs. Mary Flanders is visiting relatives
in canada.
The receipts Of the operetta "Cinder.
ella in FIOwerland" were exactly $62 so
above all expenses, and a request has
been made to have il repeated.
Mrs. Sarah Mower of West Lebanon
visited friends here last week.
Mrs Rebecca Harvey has been spend
ing a week in Montpelier with her son,
Fred Harvey.
Mrs. F. J. WiIley's milIiner, Miss I. NJ.
Browne, has gone to her home in Barre.
Rowena Clark celebrated her sixth
birthday by giving a party to eight
little rlends Saturday afternoon. Re
treatments were served and she received
many pretty presents.
The Congregational Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs G. NJ Campbell Fri
daV afternoon TO sew