St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-03
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.

The hot weather has come the last
days of August with dry aud hot wealth.
er enough for any one. On Monday
there were refreshing showers that put
new life into all vegetation.
Mrs. Rosa Lynn Pennel from Wash
ington, D. c., was in the place the first
of the week.
Pomona Grange hold their next meet
ing at Wide Awake Grange on the 10th,
a week earlier in the month than usual
on account of the fair at St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Fred Bennett has taken up her
abode at Sutton for the present.
Charles Nichols visited the Weirs last
week
There was fight On the train that re-
turned from the Clement rally Friday
night and the train had to be stopped
and several men put off the cars.
Mrs. Lucy Jackson has stored her
goods at H. A. Powers preparatory to
visiting England, her old home, and
where her aged mother lives.
Mrs. Chapman and her two sons, who
have been stopping with her sister, Mrs
A. N. Drew, for several weeks, returned
to her home in Springfield, Monday.
Mr.. Fisher who was pastor here last
year, has gone to California. He ex-
poets to take up Sunday school work.
Friends are glad to see Rev. Mr. Steele
out again after his severe attack of sick
ness few weeks ago.
Mrs Simeon Albee has returned to her
home after an absence Of several weeks,
visiting friends in st. Johnsbury and
Waterford.
The friends of Fremont Ranney are
much pleased that he is so rapidly recov-
ering from the shock he had some two
weeks ago.
Mrs Laura Ryder was a guest at Mrs.
Robbins last week and is now at Tracy
Willey's.
Mrs. Amanda Quimby is visiting friends
in Barnet.
DR.. Charles S. Boyington, chemist OF
the Wells, Richardson Co. of Burlington,
with his vile and daughter, were enter
tanned last week at Rev H. w. Worthen's.
Mrs Jennie Turner returned from the
last week and is stopping
with her sister, Miss Helen Graves.
Miss Anna Roberts went Saturday to
Portsmouth, N. H, for a weeks visit
before commencing her school in Med
ford, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Miles and daughter Ma,
bel and her son Kenneth, arrived from
D. c., Friday and are be
ing entertained at Mrs. Mary Miles
They have been gone from here for sew
eral years and have many friends who
will be glad to meet them.
Rev. P. b. Fisk preached at Peacham
Sunday morning.
Miss Charlotte Morrill, from Brooklyn,
N. Y, was present at the church reopen.
ing service Sunday.
E. H. Hallet's two oldest children.
Alton and Irene, are sick with typhoid
fever.
Ed Flnt's health has so improved that
he has returned to his work in Barre
Arthur Wright has gone to Boston but
will return here for few days before
going to his western home.
Frank Miles and son Raymond are on
from Washington, D. c., for few weeks
vacation. They went from here about
twelve years ago. Mr. Miles has a posi-
ton IN the government printing depart
ment. They are guests at H, ]. Keley's.
Mrs. Clarissa Stone of St. Tohnsbury
and Mrs. Violetta Fisk of Sutton, two
aged ladies, former members of the Con-
gregationaI church, manifested their in
terest in the church by tn If effort to be
present at the reopening service, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jane Dckerman Manuel
from Colorado, was in the place Satur-
day calling on some who were her old
schoolmates between fifty and sixty
years ago, when school was kept in the
old brick school house that stood where
Mrs. John Leonard now lives.
Mrs. Olive Thompson was here Satur-
day calling on her associates OF several
years ago.
The store has come for the new water
ing trough. AS soon as it can be fitted
and put in place the horses will feel that
they have got high license.
Mrs Lydia Allen of Lyndon Center
and Mrs. ] F. Ruggles of West Burke
have been visiting Mrs. E. A. ALLEN.
Mrs. Emma Forsythe OF Auburn, NY.
has been visiting Mrs. John Forsythe.
Mrs. Herbert Lougte and children have
returned from Luntnburg.
Mrs. Lena Harris has returned to her
home in Littleton, after spending week
with her friend, Mrs. Ezra Learned.
Last Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Learned, and Sidney Learned of this vii.
lage, Mrs. Nellie Carrow of Haverhlll.
Mass, and Mrs. Lena Harris of Little
ton drove to Willoughby Lake where
they spent two days.
Miss Florence Deos of Lyndon has re.
turned home after assisting NJ. D. Park
IN the store for 10 weeks. Miss Deos has
entered the Lyndon institute for the last
year In the commercial course.
Mrs. c. E. Deos and children, Mildred
Cecil and JULIA, have been spending few
days with Mrs. M, D Park.
Mrs. Cortis Berry has been entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Berry of
Worcester, Mass, and friend, Mrs. Mary
Belknap of Barton.