St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-01-28

ems national president OF the w. 1. .
l.. gave an address in Music Hall.
Thursday evening a temperance rally
will be held in the same place, the princi
pal speaker being Rev. E. Newell Of Lyn-
don Center. He will be assisted by Rev,
". K. Mather.
Still another meeting will be held Sun.
day evening when Rev. ]. M. Frost and
W. P. Smith of st. Johnsbury and Repre-
sentative Horace W. Bailey of Newbury
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norris spent
several days of last week with Mr..
Norris brothers in Boston.
Mrs. Viola Counter Of Newport is visit
ing at Eli Curriers'.
Mrs. Alfred Cusson of Montreal is WIS.,
iting at her sons, X. ]. Cusson.
Miss Sadie Houghton has been i'll. The
fourth and fifth grades OF the school were
closed last week on account of her illness.
Up. Webster spent several days of last
week in Lowell.
Mrs. Mary Woodward, who has been
spending several weeks here, returned to
DeT 0OUlG III I>dSl IldfSu last WV n.
Mrs. H. B. Davis is i'll.
Rev. Arthur Stone is ILL.,
Mrs. Joseph Morancy is visiting her
daughter in Laconia, N. H.
At the annual meeting of the Lyndon
vile National Bank last week Tuesday
the old board OF directors were reelected.
A select dance was held in Good TEN
pars Hall last Wednesday evening. Nine
couples were present. Music was fur
nshed by Messrs. Howard, Wakefield
and wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Daniels OF Woods
vile are visiting their sister, Mrs. George
Short
Esther Chapter 0. E, S. have installed
thetolowiI g officers; Worthy Matron,
4 MIS- Ella B. Guild; patron, I. W. Par
kerr associate matron, Mrs. Eltcta
Ford; secretary, Mrs. Mary S. GLEASON
treasurer, Samaria Howe; cCuductress,
Mrs. Ircna Parker associate conduct
ress, Mrs Annie Shonyo; Adah, MIS-,
Minnie h. Wlmot Ruth, Miss Helm
Pride; Esther, Mrs. Julia Hutchns
Martha, Mrs. Florence Steele; Eecta
Mrs. Bessie c. Staplts; marshal, Mis-
Mary Emerson; chaplain, Mrs. Julia
Davis; WARDEN, Miss Lulu Baldwin
organlst, Mrs. Ella Paige; sentinel, g
p. Smith
Miss Mary Hazel has accepted the po-
site as book, eper tor {. M. Darling
Her position IN the central office Tor the
Citztns ttltp phone will be flied by Miss
Mary RuRgles.
TIE Shakespeare Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Walter Wednesday alter
noon. The meeting was postponed last
week on accC unit OF bad weather.
The third meeting of the Lyndonville
Whist Club was held in Good Templars
Hall, I Thursday evening. Mrs. Ahern S
side won with 46 points ahead.
W. H. Ford has been suffering from
trouble with his eyes, and has been
obliged to siay at home from the railroad
office Tor severa days.
Will Newell has moved to Lyndon,
where lie will have his headquarters at
Morse's store.
j. c. Eatcn goes, the first of February,
to G1eenvlIe, s. c., where he will visit
his daughter, Mrs, Carrie Eaton Brewer.
Mrs Earon has been spending several
weeks there.
II. c. Maltrdee Of Boston began his
labors as reporter Tor the Journal last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Finney spent several days
of last week in Boston.
Six cases of scarlet fever have been re-
ported and he schools have been closed,
Prlntiptl G. A. Henderson has gone to
his home in Burlington and Miss Rose
Smith to her home in Crattsburv.
Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Taplin of Barton
Landing are visiting their father, Charles
Rogers.
Mrs Lillian Gordon OF St. Johnsbury
is caring for her mother, Mrs. o. M.
Badger
MISS Isabel Magoon of Barton is the
guest OF Mrs. Julia Hutchins.
Gordon Mower OF West Lebanon, Nh,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. John lie Bour-
veau.
Harry Silsby is again ill. 1t is feared
that be has appendicitis.
Miss Helen Wakefield is i'll with ton.
sllitls.
Clarence Stannard was at Lowell and
Newport last week.
Mrs Dess,e Locklu is more comtorta,
bic than she was last week though her
ankle IS not vet strong enough to beat
her wight. Her sister, Miss Nellie Rus
sell has e urned to her home in KIRBY.
Mrs Eager # South Lancaster, Mass,
is the gu st OF hercousin Horace Locklln
Napoleon Berube was hurt while at
work on the section some weeks ago and
has since been unable to work.
Richard Hurst has finished work tor
the railroad company.
Herbert Spaulding, who has been visit
ing at his home in Craftsbury has return
ed to his work in ]. c. Eaton's.