St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-02
WEST CONCORD.
Abby Brigham is entertaining her

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Mrs. Abby Brigham is entertaining her
,;s+er Mrs. Lois Albee of Littleton.
H.F. G. Brand left Tuesday for Platts-
brro. N. Y, where he will assist E. E.
Dudley during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lee of Hill, N. H.,
we're guests of the G. A. R. and W. K. {.
at their meeting Tuesday evening.
Garfield Caldwell, who has been work
ING in the creamery, has gone to Lyndon
vile, where he will work in the creamery.
Mrs. Wesley Weir and two children of
Portland are visiting at George Reeds.
Ernest Ball of Bellows Falls, state
superintendent OF the Y. P. c. u, was
here over Sunday and addressed the Y.
p c. IT, meeting at the Universalist
church Sunday evening. He was en-
route for the state convention at Lyn-
donville.
William Weir is boarding at Ellsworth
Williams and working in the MILL
Miss Lila Hastings has returned from
visit to her sisters at Littleton and st.
Iohnsbury. She will teach at Concord
Corner this fall.
The following students will return to
st. Johnsbury Academy next Tuesday:
Misses Vera Mooney, Katie Russell Merle
Smith, Harold French, Walter Rich, wal.
ter Houston. Miss Louise Chapman and
Willard Brewer will enter the academy
this fall.
Helen Reed visited Madge Kellogg in
ST. Tohnsbury last week.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter and two chill
dren of Waterford are spending the week
with Mrs. Harry May.
Miss Fontie Hill is visiting her uncle in
Lynn, N. H.
The work on the old schoolhouse is
progressing finely. The basement has
been cemented and the boiler put in place;
the second story is finished in hard wood
with large work room and office and a
new building as large as the old one Is IN
process OF construction.
Ernest Lee had the misfortune to drop
stitch in his back last week and is now
on crutches.
MIR. and Mrs. James Johnson OF st
Iohnsbury have been stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Brigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Temple hay'
been entertaining their son, Henry lem
pie of White6eld, N. H.
There will be an exhibition of Edison,
moving pictures at the Town HAL
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Phelps of Hanove
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. t
Streeter at Royalstou Corner.
Walter Rich and Loren Smith playe
with the East St. Johnsbury base bal
nine last week.
Iohn Walbridges hired man came t
the village one day last week, with tn
largest potato we have heard OF this sea
son. 1t weighed 2 lbs. and OF.
Mrs. W. P. Streeter and two childre
left Wednesday for visit at Tingwicl
Canada.
The Junior League will hold picn
Saturday at the home OF Miss LuV
Williams.
Winfield Douglas Of Plymouth, Mass
and Henry Douglas of Brockton, Mas:
have been visiting at Harry sCurrer
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Currier held
reunion of the Douglas family in the
honor.
Rev. 7. O. Sherburn OF St. Johnsbu1
will occupy the pulpit OF the Methodi
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Hitchcock and grandch1l
rem, Raymond and Clifford King
Coventry, have been visiting Mrs. Hite
cocks aunt, Mrs. Sarah Hovey.
L. W. Hastings and Charles Reav
are repairing the dam near their mills.
Miss Maggie Stuart of st. Johnsbu
spent several days last week with
sister. Mrs. Aaron Tllton.
Willard Brewer played with the c.
cord Corner base ball nine at Waterte
last week and helped to win the ga
for the Concord Corner nine. Score
to3.
Mrs. w. L. Reed has been quite S
the past week. kt.
DR.. Ed. tones of Indianapolis visi
DR.. and Mrs. r. T. Johnson last we
DR.. ZONES was clerk for ]. c. Taylor
years ago and is now very success
physician in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chapman
daughters Louise and Amy spent )
day in Johnson.
Robert Morgan Of Lancaster, who
been visiting his uncle, Andrew Mors
is now working for Willard Chase. N
Morgan will board there.
The VIC. 7. U. will meet with Mrs
H. Morton Thursday afternoon.
subject will be, 1.-The Boy Probe
Mrs. A. ]. Hull has charge OF the meet
Rev. P. N. Granger is entertaining
daughters, Mrs. H. 4. McL sasc1,
Peacham, and Mrs. Eugene Mile
West6eld.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
ciety will meet at the parsonage I'd
day afternoon at three O'Clock.
Selim Grout has returned from his
to Brantord, Conn.
The L. B. Calendar of the Methf
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