St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-03-18
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came uUuSI lUS duSplCCs vi lHG Uduu
whose share of the proceeds will ad,
quite sum to their fund. They hav
reengaged him to come for a week ii
June.
The Lyndonvile Military band post
poned its annual meeting from las
Thursday to next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens of Derby
have been visiting Mrs. Joseph Hovey
While here Mr.. Stevens sold his house or
Center street to Joseph Neagle.
Mr.. Walbridge, who has been in The
Journal office for the past two months
has finished work there and gone to re-
port for the Brattleboro Reformer.
E. Hopkins has also finished his work
as foreman in the Journal office.
Mrs. J. NJ. Frost OF Boston was in
town last week.
Last Friday evening was the last even
ing of the dancing lessons held here this
winter and the interest has been very
good.
Ernest E. Hartshorn Of Danville has
come here to live and gone 10 work as
brakeman on the railroad.
Mrs n. P. Lowering has been spending
several days with her husband at the
Union House.
Mrs Helen Thompson Of Newport has
been visiting her brother, George Smith.
George Lavelly has gone to East Burke
to live on farm.
Mrs. William Cote has been visiting
friends in Sherbrooke.
Y D.al L. ! laf
of her aunt Mrs. William Stoodard, last
week.
The school is again working on the
cantata, "All the Year Round" Rev. E.
Newell is assisting in the drilling.
Miss Bernice Smith has been spending
two weeks vacation at her home in
Island Pond. Mrs. Ellen Willmot acted
as clerk in Mrs. F. ]. Willey's store dur
ing her absence.
F. Wiley has been quite i'll during
the past week, being confined to the bed.
Miss Jennie McAuey of Barre, P. @, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Buckley. |
B. D. Bckiord has moved here from
ST. Johnsbury and will work in the rail-
road shops.
S. A, Nelson, who came here to attend
the funeral OF his brother, John Nelson,
has returned to his home in RoXbury, |
Mass.
Mrs. Clara Smith and daughter Amy,
who have been spending several months |
with Mrs H. l.. Parker, have returned |
to Littleton. Mrs. Wilder accompanied |
them home, and before returning she will
visit her son, DR.. Wilder in Bethlehem.
Mrs. lanes Cox and two children have
been spending three weeks in Springfield,
where Mr.. Cox has been building
house this winter. Mrs. Cox returned
to her home here, Wednesday.
Hayden, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Allen, is i'll with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wright have
gone to housekeeping iii the upper tene-
ment in Mrs. McCann's house.
Mrs. E. L. Wells has been visiting her
son Joseph in Barre.
Mrs. R. R. Wilmot is visiting in Hard
wick.
Mrs. Lydia, widow OF Alfred B. OAR
ling, of New York city, formerly of East
Burke, died on Feb. 2S, at her home in
New York, after an illness of several
months from heart trouble. Her funeral
was held at her late home Tuesday,
March g. Her body was then placed IN
the mausoleum built by her husband in
Woodlawn cemetery.
Harry Robbie, who has been employed
by lite insurance company III Rutland
for some time, has returned to his home
here and will continue in the same bust
ness. but in another department.
Mrs. Charles Ladd has been visiting
relatives in Island Pond.
Marcia Powers, who has for some time
been in New York, will return here soon.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ayers is very Ill.
The Congregational Ladies Aid so
ciety will meet on Thursday p. m with
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler. On Friday evening
they will serve their annual fish chowder
supper from till 8.
Claude Chapman has been i'll with ton,
silitis at the home Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walter, formerly
of Lyndon, now Of Chicago, have recent
ly written a book wild Birds in City
Parks" This book which is interesting
TO everyone is doubly so to the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter,
Mrs. l. H. Hildreth of Newport has
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Hurst.
Mrs. N. Ruggles is suffering from car
buncles on her face.
J. S. Schofeld has been unable to run
his train for week on account of illness.
Mrs. J. W. Spencer is i'll with heart
trouble.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Little has bronchitis.
Mrs. Sherburne Lang, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is better.
William Clarke, who has been i'll for
many weeks, has so lar recovered as to
be able to go out OF doors.
Mrs. Electa Ford entertained the
Ladies Whist Club last week Thursday;
Mrs. A. r. L. Smith gave very pleas.
ant whist party one day last week; on
Friday evening Mrs. K. A. Monroe enter
tanned party of her friends at whist.
Miss Mary Emerson and Mrs. P. S.
Clark have been in Boston.
A number of ladies were invited to
meet Pauline at Mrs. Z. ". Hutchins'
Saturday.
]. M. LeBourveau and daughter Claire
have been visiting at West Lebanon.