St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-04-08
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"a .berP VIII Df ii SoSioi u""NN'
Tos+ week Wednesday evening very
-,a n"s tine was enjoyed in Music Hall,
P'I ho;no +hs anniversary of the organiza-
I:o u' Of Good Tempars. The entertain
Ilo on+ consisted of tableaux which would
l iNnred;t TO professionals, recitations by
W. W. Rose Allen, Miss Marguerite Ro bin.
NJ and Kathleen Robinson, instru-
s ,nert tai music by Mrs. Kate Pownd and
ME-, Me- Bessie Wallace, song by Miss Alice
urtchnson and quartet by the Newell
iamy After the entertainment the
,"m people enjoyed an hour in prone.
sodng with music by Wakefeld's Or.
\ chestra.
Atthe annual meeting of the Lyndon
a Woman's Club, held with Mrs. S. ]. Will
sor THURSDAY afternoon, the following
n of;cers were elected: President, Mrs. {.
D. q Dodge; vice president, Mrs. W. H.
Eord. recording secretary, Miss Char
iotte Kinney; treasurer, Mrs. Fl. c. Will
h s sC, federation director, Mrs. W. S. JEFF
te,s. federation delegates, Mrs. H. w.
Trster ar d Mrs. c. B. Dodge; alternates,
Mrs. G. NJ Campbell Mrs. H. c. Wilson.
lyote of tanks was rendered the retiring
n&cer, 70, their efficient work during the
year.
Over 100 guests were present at the
bapouet given by the Whist Club in Ma.
sonic ball. Thursday evening. Small
fables prettiy decorated with aspara-
gps we're set in the dining room. Ten
young girls, dressed in white, acted as
waters. The menu was an elaborate
one served by Miss Agnes Billiard and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. |. Staples OF St. Johns
bury. The evening was pleasantly spent
in cards and dancing. Friday evening
Mrs. E. W. Hutchins entertained the
Young ladies who assisted her as walters
at the banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Willard offspring.
field, Mass, were in town last week. they
came to attend the funeral of Mr.. Wizards
mother at Sutton last week Tuesday.
Mrs. John Peene of Yonkers, N. Y, was
the guest of Mrs. Julia Davis last week.
Mrs. Len Blodgett, formerly of this
place, died recently at the home of er hus
bands parents, whore she was visiting
The funeral was held at her former home
in Plymouth, n. H. She leaves a little
girl three years old.
Roy Shattuck has moved to Newport.
Clarence Stannard, a former clerk in
Silsbys store is visiting in town.
Mrs Fannie Smith taught the first
grade during the absence last week OF
the teacher, Miss Campbell. She goes in
few days to make her home with her
brother in New Bedford.
Mrs, {. B. Porrel and daughter Esther
from Sanford, Me-, are visiting in town.
Mrs. Martha Miller, who has been
spending several weeks here has gone to
her home in West Lebanon.
Miss Isabelle Magoon of Barton is visit
ing here.
Mrs. Helen Carpenter and her sister
Miss Roancy Parker ale visiting friends
in st. Iohnsbury.
The Lyndon Institute Basket Ball team
and Montpelier Seminary team play a
matched game in Music Hall Thursday
evening.
Robert McVicar is expected to return
home this week.
Mrs. H. P. Burpee has returned from a
several weeks stay in Barton.
Ed. Drown has moved to West Burke
VIII McVicar is again suffering from q
severe attack OF rheumatism
Mrs. Carrie Gordon of Springfield is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. lanes
Randall.
Rev John Kimball and family are
spending several days in Glover, await
new house.
Z. L. Wells has been i'll during the past
week, threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Kate McAu'ey a trained nurse
who has been caring for her sister, Mrs
{, NJ. Darling, has returned to her home
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris of Lyme
have been visiting their son, Charles
Norris.
Miss Clara Goss is home from johnson
Normal school.
number of the little friends of Aler
Lie gave him a surprise birthday party
Friday evening.
Mrs. o. r. Fowler who has been il
for several weeks, is now able to sit up.
Rev. John Kimbal exchanged pulpit'
with Rev. w. R. Mather, last Sunday.
Lucius Blodgett has gone to West Leb
anon to visit his son, Leet Blodgett.
The funeral of Mrs. Sam Goss was helt
here at the Congregational church, Tues
day forenoon, at 11.30. She died al
Wells River, Saturday. For few year.
the Gosses have been living at Wells
River, but before that time they livet
many years in Lyndonville. Mrs. Cos
leaves husband, one daughter and ON
son, who have the sympathy OF man,
friends, both here and at Wells River.
Mrs. l.. c. Kinney is receiving treat
ment in Brightlook hospital.
Miss Louise Gleason in enjoying
vacation at the home of her parents
She has been attending he Moody Schoo
at Mortified and will not return till mex
fall.
The Congregational Ladies Aid societ
will hold its annual Home and Than
Offering service at the church parlo,r
Friday AFTERNOON at 2.3O. The init
boxes will be opened.
Miss Carolyn Houghton is visiting
East Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves OF Barto
have been visiting at the home OF ID
Davis.