St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-16
AT THE WILLIE.

Mrs. Myra Hall OF Auburndale' Mass
...nsrd;np a few weeks with Mrs. H. B.
Folsom.
Miss Daisy Powers began work Mon
dow for the Dairy Medicine Co. Miss
Bessie Aldrich takes her place in 3. J.
plodgett's store. Miss Edna Brown OF
cobot will also work for the Dairy Medi-
zine Co.. and board with her aunt, Mrs.
WI. Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and
children of Fairlee are stopping with
relatives here.
The families of Wells. Brown and
House took trip to Newport and down
the lake, Thursday.
George Shorey, W. L. Guild, ]. T.
Gleason and F. E.. Cobleigh and their
Ives attended the reunion of the 18th
Peot vt. Vols, held at Newport, Friday
md Saturday. The presence OF Col.
Proctor added much to the enjoyment OF
the occasion. A delightful trip to Magog
and return was made Saturday, and all
returned home full of enthusiasm over
one Of the most successful reunions they
have ever had.
The band gave the last regular open
air concert of the season Friday evening,
and It was one OF the best we have had.
There NAV be more special concerts, if
The weather is good. The usual dance
followed. On Monday evening the band
had the last moonlight excursion, with a
GOOD attendance. This was the last trip
Of the Lady of the Lake this summer.
DR.. c. w. Staples was in Boston last
week.
The water in the village reservoir is
very low, and patrons are cautioned to
he extra careful in its use. The continued
drought is beginning to show its effect.
Quite a large number from this place
attended Barton Fair last week and re-
mort very successful fair. The weather
was perfect, and good-sized crowds at
tended.
salad supper was served at the Con
qregational church Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Parker and baby art
spending a few weeks at her old home II
West Farnham, 2. q.
Mrs. Charles w. Steele and children
are stopping with her mother, Mrs. 3
F. Lincoln, while Mr.. Steele is absent II
Chicago.
The death of Florence Clearly, which
occurred last week Wednesday causet
sorrow to the whole community, ye
death came as welcome release ate
nearly a year of suffering. Dropsy devel
oped, and she passed away peaceful.
and almost painlessly. Florence was !
years old, the youngest daughter OF MI
and Mrs. John Clearly. Besides parents
she leaves three brothers and three SIS
tiers. She will be missed by large nun
Der of friends and schoolmates as Sd
was a universal favorite. She was
very bright child, well advanced in he
studies, good musician, and gave ever
promise Of becoming an accomplishe
and successful woman. Funeral service
were held Friday in the Church OF >
Elizabeth. The schools were closed du
ing the funeral and there was an immen'
quantity of beautiful flowers. Intermei
was in the Catholic cemetery. Uniyers
sympathy is extended to the bereav'
family.
Rev. w. R. Mather preached his Ia a
sermon for nine weeks at the Methodi
church, Sunday. He goes to spend tn
time at his old home in England.
Wesley Emerson has finished work
Cheney Bros. drug store and will short
enter a school of pharmacy in Boston.
Arthur Stuart and Joseph Baldw
have gone to Goddard Seminary, Bar
to finish their last year OF preparati
for college.
Mrs. w. B. Hunkins and son of Sprir
field Mass, have been visiting here.
Miss Waite of Worcester, Mass, b
been engaged to teach music and dra
ing in the public schools, dividing !
time between this place and Barton.
is we'll recommended and the engageme
of such teacher seems step in the rig
direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Averill are
town for few weeks. Mr.. Averill
here with the air brake instruction car
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hutchins, W
have boarded at Webb's Hotel for
past seven years, move soon, to occu
rooms in the Stern block, formerly oc
pied by the late Henry Lord.
The Lyndon Woman's Club CAV
farewell reception Monday afternoon
one of their most valued members, N
F. L. Pugsley. The attendance
large and most enjoyable time
spent at the home of Mrs. W. Il. Fore
Michael Delaney has left the Jour
Office and gone to work for the Da
Medicine Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Lyster have mo
to West Concord.
Miss Beryl Ayers is visiting in 70
mouth, N. Fl.
lanes Weber and family have b
visiting in New York and Boston.
Mrs. Clara Caswell has rented
lower tenement to Heman Burpee
gone to live with her sister, Mrs. Hoy
Miss Louise Gleason has gone bacl
school at East Concord.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Powers and
Archie are visiting in Manchester
Nashua N. H.
A fine concert was given in the Uni
salist church Monday evening by
Sturtevant Sisters, soprano and alto
sisted by Mr.. Potter, reader. l
young people have fine voices, ano
paying their way through college by
means.
farewell reception will be given