St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-04
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CHS III MOul1Sdl.
The next lecture in the citizens cours
will be given Friday evening by Rutu
Everson King, Subject, This New Age.
Irving Bowker OF Lunenburgh is tn,
guest of his cousin, Harry Silshy.
A barge load of s went from here tC
Sheffield Thursday evening to attend The
dramatic play, Uncle Josh" Wilson's
orchestra OF this place furnished muse
The Lyndon Club held a very interest
ing meeting Thursday with Mrs. Lulu
Bigelow. Papers by Mrs. A, NJ. Camp
bell, Mrs Grace Pugslsy and Mrs Electa
Ford were read. Miss Bessie Wallace
furnished music Refreshments were
served.
c. NJ Darling has been in New York
attending big sale Of horses.
Mr. Burt, clerk in Webb's hotel for the
past Jew months has lett tor a similar
position at Hotel Barton in Barton
His place here will be filed by Frank
Foster, formerly OF Springfield, Mass.
The Womans Club will observe Ger
tlemen's Night" Thursday evening in
Good TompIars Hall. No pains has been
spared to make this evening very en-
jovahe one. The Lpndonyile orchestra
will be in attendance. There will lie
speeches by several good speakers and
several songs. S. d. Atwood of ST..
Johnsbury VIII cater.
Thursday evening a temperance rally
was held in Music HALL Rev. f. Newell
and Rev. w. X. Mather being tie speak
ers. Both gave very interesting adj
dresses. Music was furnished by the
Free Baptist Male Qnartot and the New
ell family.
Sunday evening all the churches in
town gave up their meetings and about
1000 peop'c assembled in Music Hall. |
The principal speakers were Rev. !. NJ. |
Frost and Judge W. P. Smith Of St. |
.Iohnsbury with short speeches by Prot /
F. l.. Pugsley, S. !. Wilson, DR.. l.. W.
Hubbard and Fred Smith. Music was
furnished by the Methodist quartet with
a solo by Rev. E, Newell,
News has been received of the birth Of a
little daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Brewer at GreenviIe, S. c., Jan. 81.
Mrs. Brewer is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. !. c. Eaton OF this place. Mr..
Eaton goes today to Boston where he .
will remain for week when he will 20
,
only grandchild
c, G. Norris is in Michigan on business
Invitations have been issued for char
acter party to be held at the home of
Mrs. H. E. Folsom next Wednesday eve
ming.
While sliding one day last week, Hay
den Broadbelt fell from his sed breaking
his wrist badly
Mrs. Ernest Chase, who has been SUI
tering for several weeks with sciatic {
rhumatism, was worse last week
Mrs. Fred Waters and family of SUIT
ton have recently come here to live. r
Encampment I. 0. o. F. officers were S
installed last week by Dist. Dep. g. H. +
Stearns Of st. Johnsbury. Messers 9
Charlie Farr and G. Burnham of st. G
Johnsbury were also present. The Off S
GERS are as follows c. P Charles Brad
shaw; II. p, p. P. Ball; treas, G 6.
Wheeler; scribe, E. {. FROST ST. warden,
]. Lamond; jr. warden, F. ], Wiley.
Mrs. A. Burns OF Newport is visiting 81
at the home OF Henry Burns. II
VIII Parker is in Woodstock.
Florence Clearly went to Hanover J,
Hospital last week. Her parents accom- \
panied her.
Ms. Z. Z. Stoddard has rented the \
house OF Albert French Mr.. French ?
moved his family to Newport last week
Ralph Dunsmore of Roxburv was in ,
town last week in the interest OF the
Good Templars. He has recently organ 81
izcd several lodges.