St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-15
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,..ture will be given Friday evening o
this week in Thompson Hall. Subject
an the Schoolroom." The public 1;
cordially invited to attend. At the clos'
of the lecture the annual business meet
ing of the Lyndon Teachers Assoclatlor
will be held and officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
Mrs. Frank Flanders is visiting friends
in Berlin, n. H,
The annual meeting of the Village In
movement Society was held with Mrs. J
S Schofeld last week The following
officers were elected: Pres, Mrs. G. M
Campbell; vice pres, Mrs. E. l.. Wells
Sec. Miss Ida Pearl; treas, Mrs. +. h
Davis E. COM. Mrs ]. S. Schoheld, Mrs
H. W. Lyster and Mrs. H. {. Wilson
The society has received this yeai
S476 so. The expenses for the year
have becn little less than $500. The
society now has S63l OF in the t, easury
At this meeting it was voted TO set aside
1925 as a fund to establish a gypasum
for the boys Il was also voted to secure
a piece of land on which the young peo'
pie can lay out tennis court.
A book club has recently been forme
with Mrs. Fl. W. Lyster at its head.
Miss Lillian Wells is cerking for E. J.
Blodgett and is also acting as assistant
telephone girl
John Knight, formerly of the Brad
ford Opinion, is &C ing as assistant edi-
tor in the Journal office.
The play, "Millie the Quadroon," will
be given in Muse Hall Wednesday and
THURSDAY evenings OF this week. The
following is the cast OF characters: Doc
tor Graves, Ernest B. Chase; Charlie
HAYDEN, Henry Brown; Oscar Danville,
F. J. Wiley; Sab, a slave, Joe Dorion
George a slave, VIII Cleary Ned, a
slave, Clarence Hubbard; sheriff, Will
Parker; Mildred, Mrs. Morrison; lisa
dore, Mrs. Blanche Sllsby; Priscilla, Mrs.
Irene Parker; Harriette, Mrs. Sarah
Bigelow; Cup, Marguerite Robinson.
The play is given under the auspices OF
the Woman's Club with Frank Wiley as
director.
The trustees are making a great i'm
provement in the road infront OF Charles
Lewsey S and E. L. Hovev's houses. They
are taking off part OF the hill and filling
up the mud holes by the bridge. A new
gravel sidewalk has also been put IN IN
place OF the old plank walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harvey and daugh-
ter Winifred are the guests OF their
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Harvey, at ]. P.
Webs er's.
Mrs. Sadie Aldrich, who returned from
the hospital last week, is not as well as
when she returned.
Charles Lee is in Hartford for several
weeks. Last week he shipped from here
IL fine horses to Rhode Island.
Charles Lavely, who has been very Ill
with typhoid fever at Newport, has so
far recovered as to be able to return
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Bemis of WEIGH
vile, Me, visited friends here last week
Miss Eta Finney, who has been work
ing tor Mrs, Clayton Libbey, has re
turned to her home in West Burke.
William Parker OF East Burke is driv.
ing one OF the creamery teams.
Henry Hogabone OF Barton Landing
is moving here,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wyman of Brown.
ington have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wilmer Lyon.
Mrs. Ftancis Jewell has been ENJOYING
a visit from her sister Mrs. Celia Mitch
ell, OF Newport.
Bert Hincks has gone to East Berwick
Me-, where be has employment. He ha
been working in Ruggles Bros mea
market.
DR.. F. E. Dwinell has been granted
druggists license by the selectmen TIL
fee was placed al $40. Cheney Bros wi
not take out a license
The trustees of Lyndon Institute me
for organization Saturday afternoon i
the town clerks office. The followin
officers and committees were elected
Pres, I. n. Vail vice.pres w. l. Power
sec. and treas, Z M. Campbell; cxecr
tive committee, T. n. Vail, w. /. Pow
ers, Ii. W. Lyster, Rev. J. {. BodwolI, Re,
L. Newell, c. M. Darling. g. Nj. Cam
bell; finance committee, T. n. Vail, W
Powers, J c. Eaton, 6. NJ Campbell
M. Cam pbell; auditors, II. w. Lyster, {
M. Campbell. The attendance at Il
Institute this year is 80 per cent larg
than it was year ago.
The Lyndonvile Graded School "
present IN Music Hall the opcretta, "Tl
Whole Year Round" Friday evenin
April "a
Mrs. 0. NJ. Badger is very low. H
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Gordon of S
Johnsbury is with her
Gerald Mills expects to 80 to Har
wick soon, where he has employment.
Miss Edith Allen of Pike Station is
home for few days.
Richard Hurst is at work for Manag
Chapman OF St. Johnsbury
Charles Lewsey is moving into /
house on Center street, recently ut
chased Of Joseph Neage
E. J. Blodgett AMI f. T, Wood
turned Monday from a trip to BostC
where they have been looking up The ;
tomobiIe business. They returned wi
one in which they rode as far as VIII
River Junction. They have taken I
agency tor a Boston firm
Mrs. Henry Baldwin and daugh
Aileen Of Barton are visiting Mrs. ],
Webster
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