St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-09
AT THE WILLIE.

Miss Grace L. Finney has been hired as
the soprano soloist at the Universalist
church aud began her duties Sunday.
W. Irving Powers has been in New
Hampshire on business trip.
Miss Carolyn Houghton is teaching in
H. O. Aliens district.
Mrs. S. Sherburne has moved into Mrs.
Hannah Curriers' tenement at the Cen.
ter.
ED. Demars has given up his position
on the B. and M. railroad.
Miss Grace Hoyt is to teach this win
ter in Mosquito District.
Rush Aldrich has been visiting friends
in Sherbrooke.
O. I. Leonard of Glover has moved
into the lower tenement OF Isaac Cages $
house.
Miss E. M. Emerson has been visiting
in Wheelock.
Mrs. John Sargent of West Burke has
been at her sisters, Mrs. Frank W. Sis
by.
Rev. Father Francis Clement Kelly
gives one of his eloquent lectures at Mu-
sic Hall next Wednesday evening, it be-
ing one of the lecture course entertain
ments.
Sumner Proctor is little better from
his long sickness.
Word comes to the friends of Ira E.
Ainsworth of Littleton, that he was
lately married to Miss Grace Harris OF
Littleton.
Mrs. D. O. Currier has moved to
Wheelock from the Center.
Only one pass month is hereafter to
be issued to the families of the B. and M.
railroad connected with the tram and
station departments. This has long
been the rule with the railroad shop EN-
ployees.
Mrs. Lillian Gordon and daughter
Mildred, from St. Johnsbury have been
visiting Mrs. Maude Grant.
I'M. McNulty has moved into the
Fletcher house on Hill street.
Mrs. A. Aldrich is visiting in Massa
chusetts.
The minstrel show given at Music Hall
last week by Culhane, Chace, Weston
and Co., was exceptionally fae.
A large company gathered at the
home of Charles ingalls, at Lyndon Cen
ter oneevening last week and gave then
a pleasant party, serving cake, coffee anc
grapes and spending delighttulevening
Mrs. +. Hubbard from New Bedford
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B
F. Lincoln and her granddaughter
Mrs, Alice Wilson and Mrs. Mary Lyster
Allan S. Holbrook and family have
been visiting relatives at St. Johnsbury.
O. c. Creaser and wife have moved te
West Lebanon, N. HI.
Miss N. S. Smith from Newark is at y
g. Chase's.
Hiram Eastman died Dec. 4 at TIL
home of Ell. M. Atwood. He was borl
in Lyndon, Sept. 1, 1922, being one OF
family OF 16 children. He once lived II
Littleton tor some time. The rest OF hi
life was spent in Lyndon, having l1vet
for MANY years at MIR. Atwood's. Hi
funeral was held at his late home, Sun
day, Rev. E. Newell, preaching.
A. H. Gray has been for some Gay
E. W. Gray's in West Concord.
W.R. Waters of Castleton, came to tn
Willie Saturday and began school Mon
day. He has given excellent satisfaction
through the 'all term.
Mrs. J. P. Palmer is i'll at the home 9
her daughter, Mrs. Elva Dodge.
Miss Carrie Matthewson has bee
stopping recently at her fathers Il
4 Wheelock.
4 Austin D. Paige and wife have been Wis
iting in Montpelier at their sisters, Mrs
u Mabel Bemis Ranger.
Wesley Emerson has returned to Bos
ton to the College OF Pharmacy.
Il Mrs Alice Walter Norris has been ser
q ousIy i'll for several weeks but is nov
gaining.
q A. H. Gregory from White River Jun'
q ton has been in town few days.
Il Mrs. Ida Evans of St. Johnsbury Ce1
Il ter has been the guest OF her niece
u Marion and Ida Flower.
i Miss ri. A. Carpenter of ST. Johnsbur
z has been visiting at Alfred Flttchers
Il H. Davis has his new printing pres
q and outfit set up in the mi die store
q the Masonic Block. Every thing IS MOI
q ern and up-to-date and he respectful