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

Rev. E. NJ. Chapman held cottage
PRAYER meeting at Mrs. o. S. Cogswell' S
home. Thursday evening, which was a
very pleasant and instructive meeting
and well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Caldbeck left
on Friday night for Cuba. They took
the boat at New York Saturday alter
noon. were well and enjoying the trip
thus far. They hope to remain in Cuba
three months.
Marshall Montgomery went to Island
Pond Tuesday on bankruptcy business.
Michael NJ. Caldbeck is out again after
a severe illness with cold.
Henry Z. Olsen and family returned
Monday fl om a visit to relatives in Port
land, Me. They have been away nearly
two months.
Mrs. McGovern, who has been seriously
ill with gastritis, is recovering. Mr..
McGovern is ill with cold, but on the
gain.
Frank Pierce moves today from Michael
Caldbeck's house to E. l.. Hovey's new
house on the hill.
Mrs. Arthusa Clifford, who has been
stopping with Mrs. George Young for
two weeks has returned to her home on
Cliff street.
Frank Simonds has two teams working
for George Young, delivering dry, hard
wood, aud is kept busy all the time.
Gordon X. Goss is settled in his new
quarters in Capt. E. l.. Hovey's new
uidirg and now has the pleasantest
hardwa room in town.
Bertha Hovey Macomber smany friends
will be glad to learn that she is well
again after an illness with scarlet fever.
Edward NJ. Spaulding's mother, Mrs.
B. B SpauIding, visited him last week.
Mrs. Charles Gaskell went to Everett,
Mass, and returned last Saturday
evening with her daughter Mrs. F. A.
Derby, who is very i'll with nervous pros
tration.
Mrs. George Thibodeau' year and halt
old child, who was given iodine through
mistake, has entirely received. Mrs,
Thibodeau showed great presence 0 mind
on discovering the mistake and by her
efforts the child had entirely recovered
from the effects of the medicine when the
doctor arrived.
Rev. Mr.. Knowles, who has been i'll
two or three weeks with heart trouble,
is more comfortable.
The Summerville Soap Club held its
last meeting at Mrs. T. H. Underworld
home A very interesting question and
answer entertainment occupied an hour
and a half after which an elegant and
bountitul supper was served.
Little Mary Carpenter, who has been
very i'll with grip, is well again
Mrs. Susan Leach who has been i'll
since before Christmas with neuralgia
is gaining.
William D. Pearl has gone to Swanton
to work for Martin & Son, in the hard
ware business.
SummerviIle Hose Co. No. G. is nov
ton to the Chandler store and Mr.. Hovey
has fitted the rooms up attractively tol
their USE On last Saturday evening a
social gathering took place there IL
honor of the new quarters and Caterer
S. D. Atwood served an excellent CHECKER
pie supper. The village trustees anc
engineers were guests OF the hose com
pany on this occasion and Charlie:
0 Keeie made a most excellent master o
ceremonies. Remarks were made by E
L. Hovev, Frank N. Scott and L. H
Farnham, and mosc enjoyable socia
time was spent.
w. B. Stiles OF Clover visited his broth
err J. L. Stiles. last week, on his way t(
New Britain, Conn.
The Railroad street Baptist people helC
a prayer meeting at M. E, Davison's Fri
day evening.
Folensby & Peck are saving lumbe
for w. S. Hastings new round barn.
Steve Pierce has rented the downstair
tenement OF E. l.. Hovey's house on Cor
cord avenue
c. B. Carr was unable to work las
Monday from the effects of hard cold.