St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-11-19
Harry Young Of Peacham has been Wis
iting friends in town.
Mrs. Jennie Kiugsbury entertans the
Ladies Aid society Thursday afternoon
LYNDON.

Mrs. Dari-l Paris went to McIndoes
Thursday to ste her tai her, William Kim
ball, who has recently had a shock and
is quite feeble.
! Mrs Hosea Walter spent last Friday
at Bellows Falls.
Misses Josie and Jennie Beden of West
Concord are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Estella Quimby.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Johnson have
returned f'om Concord, N. H. where
they have been spending several weeks.
Mrs. Esttlla Blake has gone to Boston
to spend the winter and attend the New
England Conservatory OF Music.
Mrs. Sarah Bigelow has finished work
at Wells River and is at home at Curtis
Stevens.
A new service will be inaugurated at
the Congregational church next Sunday.
The regular morning service will be pre-
coded by fifteen minute devotional SER
vice beginning at 1925 a. m. Members
OF the church and congregation are
asked to attend this service Of prayer
and song. The 4 o'clock vesper service
is becoming deservedly popular. Interest
and attendance increases from week to
week Congregational responses. chorus
singing and fifteen minute talks by the
pastor make a helpful and interesting
service. On last Sunday afternoon the
pastor began a series OF addresses on the
general subject, "Some Things that
bring Happiness" perennial Youth"
was the first address in the series. The
second will be next Sunday afternoon.
Topic, "A Clean Life On Wednesday
evening at 100 in the vestry Rev. Mr..
Farren will deliver the second lecture on
Job.
The Methodist churchreceived one new
member last Sunday making five during
the month.
The Ladies Aid society of the Method
list church held its annual meeting for the
election of officers at the vestry Wednes.
day evening and these were elected
President, Mrs. Henrietta Paris; vice
president, Mrs Nellie Farnum; secretary,
Mrs. Helen L. Thompson; assistant sec.
rotary, Mrs. Minetta Spencer; treasurer
Mrs. Estella Quimby; chaplain, Mrs
| OdIdu DlOWH, SOlSClOI, mis-. lldIL tS
Eggleston; assistant collector, Miss Rose
Brown. The reports OF the last years
work showed that the society had raised
over $50. large part of which has beer
expended in furnishings for the parson
age. The members and visitors were
served with sand witches, cake and coffee
and finished the evening socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Parsons of Mar
tinsville, Canada. who have been visiting
their mother, Mrs. Amanda Bowker
returns home this week.
S NJ. Farnum went to Barnet last
week and made a sale of real estate
selling a house and half an acre of lane
for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Quimbv received {
call from about % friends Friday even
ing, who called to congratulate them OF
their new home. The evening was spen
very pleasantly and the company servet
cake and coffee.
Miss Lucia Grant has finished her lal
term of school at East Haven and i
ENJOYING a weeks vacation at home
She returns to teach the winter term a
the same place.
Mrs. Ellen A. Staples has resigned a
president OF the Epworth League OF
account of intending to be absent through
the winter aud Mrs. Mel lie Farnum wa
elected to take her place. Mrs, Saral
Brown is to have charge of the JUNO
League during the winter
The Methodist Sunday school are be
ginning preparations for the usual Christ
, mas concert. The service selected i
Christmas Voices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson an
son Philo went to Barnet Monday o.
business and will remain visiting Their
and at Peacham through the week.
Mrs. Mamie F. Havrlaud OF Newbur
visited at James Lamond's last week.
Scott Farnum is further improving hi
residence by putting in new window
and furnace. The addition and repair
on the barn were finished some week
= ago and greatly improved the looks a
we'll as the convenience OF the place.