St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-14
AT THE WILLIE.

Hall Friday evening when about loO
friends gathered to help DR.. and Mrs. r.
E. Davis celebrate their goth wedding
anniversary. The affair was surprise
to the doctor and his wife and much tact
had to be ust d to get them to the halI.
They were assisted in receiving by Mr..
and Mrs. George Davis OF Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. Gaskill of West Burke, Ms.
Charles Hoyt and J. c. Eaton. In be-
half OF the company, H. L. Parker pre-
sented DR.. and Mrs. Davis a Morris
chair, one doz4 N sterling silver teaspoons
of the colonial pattern, a CHINA hSh set
sterling silver salad spoon, china cup
and saucer and SIT in money. The dec
tor responded in well chosen words.
The remainder of the evening was spent
in dancing Music was furnished by
Wilson's orchestra.
Nv. Sanborn has resigned his office a
town treasurer alter serving Al years.
His successor will be Charles Stuart.
The whist cub met in Good TempIars
hall Monday evening OF last week TOR
theirsecond meeting. Mrs. Hutchinson
side won JOG points. This leaves the
score two points in favor OF Mrs, Ahcrn
side.
The Odd Fellows elected the following
officers at their last meeting n. g., +.
Wiley: V. G., 6. w. Plerte; r. Sec, L.
Z. French; F. Sec, K. Bel; Treas,
George Wheeler; X. S. n. 6 l.. w. Park;
S.V.G,LE Wilson; Warden, K. Bal
lou; Conductor, l.. F. Crafts; X. 5 s., {.
r bradshaw; l.. s S, G. W. Batchclder;
Chanlain A X L. Smith; l. g., Charles
Parker; 0. G , {. H, Zero.
William Kelley OF Wheelcck is very i'll
at the home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. G. Perrigo.
Mfr, and Mrs. S. Stern are the grand
parents OF another little boy, son OF
MIR. and Mrs William Wager Mrs
Yaeger was formerly Miss Jennie Stern,
of this place.
John Murch is enjoying a four weeks
vacation in Boston.
Charles Smith and John Stanley are in
Boston where they have employment.
Mrs. Ernest Chase is i'll with sciatic
rheumatism.
Chicken pox is prevalent here,
Florence Cleary is again i'll with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brown of Barre has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
M. E. Raino OF Bradford was in town
last week.
Mrs. ], L. Watcbie is i'll,
Invitations have been issued for the sill
yer wedding OF Mr., and Mrs William ).
letters at Masonic Hall on Friday eve
ming OF his week. Both are welI-known
in Lyndonville society and they have
many friends who will be glad to extend
hearty congratulations on their annlver-
sary.
Clinton Ball. who has for several
months been working in st. Jobnsbury
moved his family there, Saturday.
Messrs. H. W., M. J., and B. X. Lyster
have sold their interest III the Canadian
Carbonate Company to J. I. Eaton, [.
L. Stuart and W. l. Powers. They have
elected as the manager OF the business,
E. d. Collins, who was formerly with
"Our Husbands Mandatory OF this
place.
Alphosc Aubin, who has been at work
for |. l.. Watchie for the past two years,
has finished his work there and gone to
work in the railroad shops.
Thomas Mills and son Frank were
called to Strattord n. H., last week, to
attend the funeral OF Mr., Mills father
Clifton Gray is attending Burlington
Business College.
Miss Matte Hall of st. Johnsbury is
helping care for her cousin, l. W. San
born.
The entertainment given by the Good
Templars last Wednesday evening was
a very enioya0le one, consisting OF music
and tableaux. The whole entertainment
was in charge of Mrs. Rosa Allen, who
deserves much credit. After the program
a social promenade was INDUCED in Will
music by Grants orchestra.
The Womans Club will meet will
Miss Charlotte Kinney Thursday after
noon.
The annual meeting of the CongrcGa
tional church was held last Wedntsda
evening at the close OF the evening sci
vice. The following officers were elected
Clerk. 5. !. Wilson; treas, Vim. A. Loomi.
deacons, Chas. Phillips c. A. Seyeranc,
trustees, A. H. Walter, T. W. Parker, "
c. Baldwin, music com, ii. {. Wiser
Mrs. Alice Norris, Mrs Gertrude Harris
com. on SICK Mrs. G. NJ Campbell, Mr.
T. H. DAVIS, Mrs c. b Dodge; com. O
entertainment, Ladies Aid Society. TT
benevolent contributions Tor the yea
were $40. The average attendance fD
the morning service for the year is 1915.
The Rebekahs have elected as hnau
committee, f. !. Wiley, Mrs. Elva Doc!
and Mrs Ella Finney. As trustees thu
have elected Mrs Flora Powers, MI
Emma Houston and Mrs. Emma Fro,
George Nusou goes this week to Bt
ljngtou where he viii attend the dai
school
Earnest Smith has gone TO Massach
sets to work for the railroad compau
Mrs. Fred Page is i'll at the home
her parents ID East Burke
A temperance meeting will be held
Music Hall on the evening Of IAN.
Rev. E. Newell viii deliver the address
Doicgc Staples, who has b en- hay
abscess,s in his head, IS a little better.
Mss A. Smith OF Bethlehem, n. H.
in town ior lew months.
Mss Ethc, Park has returned to
work in Bates College
Clarence Batchelder is i'll with erys
las.
Mrs. Mahalah Bean Of Lenoxyillc