St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-10-28
AT THE WILLIE.

VINO uieo very suddenly from a paralyti(
shock, was held at her late residence
FRIDAY. Rev. John Kimball officiated
and music was furnished by quartet
consisting of Miss Della Foster, Miss
Bernice Smith, Everett Hutchps and
Harry Wakefield. The bearers were I.
+. Webster, E. ]. Blodgett, F. 7. Wiley
and Everett Ruggles. Mrs. Berry was
an honest, Woodworking woman. who
leaves many friends and relatives to
mourn her sudden death.
Mrs. Henry Whitney of Sheffield has
opened dressmaking parors in the rooms
vacated by Mrs. Georgianna Wallace in
the Stern block.
Miss Julia Buckley has returned from a
several weeks visit at her home in Wells
River.
A f1ne concert was given at the Insti-
tute chapel Friday evening by the
teachers, Miss Alice Hutchinson, soprano.
Miss Joslyn, pianist, and Miss Stewart
reader. Many from this side of the river
attended and speak in high terms of the
talent which was shown.
Miss Bernice Smith has finished work
Tor Mrs. F. ]. Wiley and gone to St.
Johnsbury to work in the Berry-Ball
store. She is an efficient clerk and will
be much missed here.
George Thompson has come here from
Fairlee to take the place of Harry House
resigned, In the railroad Office. His
family will move here as soon as thew
can find tenment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Densmore have
gone to Boston, where Mr.. Densmore
VIII De treated for heart trouble bv
specialist. His health has been yery
poor oflate.
Mrs. Henry Brown has returned from
visit to her aunt in Springfield Mass.
Or. Fred Dodge of Norwood. Mass.
who was injured in an accident on The
electric cars last spring, is visiting his
prother Clarence, and recuperating as
his recovery is slow.
Lucius Blodgett has returned to his
nome In Randolph after spending three
weeks with his son, E. J. Blodgett.
Miss Grace Miller OF Middleboro. Mass
IS visiting relatives here.
feisdhst LddieS AID society
are planning to give laughable and
interesting entertainment about the first
Oh January. 1t is entitled Samantha
Amen at the Court OF Fame" and will he
In charge OF Miss Harris, who so ablv
assisted in presenting Living Whist" a
few years ago. ~ "
Henry Kilbyis stopping with his sister
Mrs. Church, at Walpole, N. II.
Mrs. Dantha Mathewson is visiting
IN Manchester, N. H.. and Boston.
There was harvest supper at the
Universalst vestry "Wednesday eve,;a sos
winch was well attended and enjoyed. O.
Mrs. A. II. Kenison is quite low with
heart trouble.
The Good Templars had a box social
and supper at their last regular meeting
Those who have read the laugbabIe
book, The real diary of a real bow
ana those who have not, will be inter.
esteo ana amused to listen to readings
from this book, given by Charles Wi.
iiams OF Boston, at Music Hall. Wednes-
Gay evening, Nov. 4. Mr.. Williams ;s
highiy recommended and an ENJOYABLE
evening is promised. He comes under
the auspices OF St. Peters Guild.
Mrs. Isaac Gage is again much worse
and her friends despair of her return to
perfect sanity. "
! FREQ Steele is working in Cheney Bros.
mrs. Robert Child and sons, HAYDEN
ana Hervey, have returned to Rutland
The Lyndon Woman's Club met with
Mrs. +. {. Frost, Thursday. The sph.
Iect oil study was Washington Irving and
DIS works. Papers were given by Mrs
Gleason and Mrs. Truli, readinos hn
MRS. Frost and Mrs. Lyster and music
BY Mrs. Norris. ''''N' i''"''e
Charles Parker has moved back into
-des block and H. c. Smith has moved
nto the tenement in Dodge's block va.
ated by Mr.. Parker.
Gerald Cameron is visiting his family
1t Ailsa Craig, Ontario.
Miss Isabel Hartman and Miss Rich
.rds from lonesville are working for Miss }
fora Thompson. ~ $50
Mrs. Frank Camp and Miss Bessie Al.
flch spent a few days in Boston after .
TENDING the Grand lodge of Good Tenn.
irs at Northftld. t
The ladies of st. Peters Guild held /
'eiabie at Mrs. Clinton Eastman's Z