St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-16

evening at the UnlverSallst church and
Friday evening at the Methodist church.
Marjorie Ranney, Ruth and Brigham
Hastings and Mrs. William Reed have
been having the mumps.
Hardy Woodbury. had the misfortune
to lose one of his fingers and part of
another one last Monday, while at work
with saving machine at Fred Good
reault's.
Mrs, Helen Burroughs is visiting rela-
tives in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Ivanella Sampson, who is attend
ing school at Litteton, came home
Wednesday and has been in quarantine
since her arrival here, owing to case OF
scalet fever in the family where she lived
in Littleton.
Mrs. Clarence Cutting and children
spent last Saturday in st. Johnsbury
with Mrs. Frank Reed.
John Pratt and Mrs. Harriet Ford
were at East st. Johnsbury last week to
attend the funeral of George Stickney.
Mrs. Morrison, who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. Samuel Hicks, has re-
turned to her home in Waterford.
Mrs. A. J. Corriveau of St. Johnsbury
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
May, Wednesday.
Mrs. George P. Moore of St. Johns
bury visited at c. l.. Stacy's last week.
Probate court was held at the West
Concord House yesterday, Judge Chase
OF Guildhall presiding.
Abby Hudson is at White6eld papering
and painting in the house recently
bought by r. A. McKelvey.
The ladies of the Universalst church
will hold their Christmas sale in the
church vestry Friday, Dec. 10, afternoon
and evening. A meat dinner will be
served at o'clock.
George Colby, who has been the tee
graph operator at Miles Pond as we'll as
assistant postmaster and station agent
tor Russell and McKelvey, will go to
, Whitefeld in few weeks to work iol
Mr.. McKelvey. Mr.. Colby will bt
, greatly missed in the musical life of ou1
town, as he has sweet tenor voice anC
ever willing to assist in our home enter
, teinments.
Mrs. John Mcdonald of East Concord
I visited her aunt, Mrs. c. L. Stacy last
Saturday.
|, Miss Anna Knapp of Irasburg is visit
q ing friends in town, called here by thu
death of her friend, Mrs. Eta Houston
Douglas.
Eugene Wilson of St. Johnsbury ha:
). been visiting at Frank Carpenters.
I M nud Me- Erad 4 r.
Highgate Friday and left Saturday fol
h Lisbon Falls, Me-, where MIR. Barr il
6 employed. After a few weeks they will
4 go to Housekeeping in Bath Me-, wher
;. Mr.. Barr has a new position awaiting
= him.
e William Houston is working at Mile
Pond for Hastings and Cobb.
: Rev. E. E. Grant OF East St. Tohnsbur,
c dellvsred his lecture on Wendell Phillips
at the Methodist church Thursday even
n ing. The lecture was interesting, in
structive and very helpful.
). Mr.. Fourier, who lived east of tn,
e village, died Friday of consumption al
e the home of his father. His wife dice
!. some time ago, and his death leave.
p three little children without father an(
-. mother.
e Mrs. Harriet Ford has been visiting
t Mrs. r. A. McKelvey at Miles Pond
e Mrs ". 0. Rocheleau of St. Iohnsburv
l. was also guest there last week.
r Miss Alice Strathern of East Concord
visited Mrs. J. c. Mooney, Saturday.
S Austin Noyes of Kirby is in very boo
/, health. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Forsaitl
visited there Sunday.
r David Bonett, who has been VISITING
IT his sister, Mrs. Arthur Baker, has return
Il ed to bis home in Whitefed.
Mrs. A. M. Smith and children returned
IS Saturday from WiIliamstown where the,
is have been for several weeks. Mr.
" Smiths mother is recovering.
y Mrs. H. A. Joslyn returned Saturda,
from her visit to Littleton.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. McKeIvey of Mile
S Pond were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Syl
o vester Moody Friday night
r Mrs Mary Farnham is assisting III tn
choir OF the Methodist church.
e Mrs. c. E. Dudley was at St. Johns
bury last Saturday.