St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-12-02
WEST CONCORD.

booC iIOm out OF lOWu WIZ SnloJ y
Thanksgiving hospitality with friend
here were Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Quimby G
Lyndon at Alvah Belden's; MIR. an
Mrs. F. T. Forsaith of st. Johnsbury a
A. d. Forsaith's; Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Drew of East St. Johnsbury, Harry AM
Horace Huse at Mrs. Mary Farnham's
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Ripley OF st. Johns
bury at Mrs. Rhoda Ripley's; Mrs
Frank Reed and two children of St
Johnsbury at c. F. Cuttings; MIR. ant
Mrs. L. v. Hastings and son OF St
Johnsbury, Mrs. Lillian Robinson Q
Glenayer, P. Q, at O. D. Cobleigh's
Lihbey Lewis Of Morrisville at Warrel
Temples; Harry Moyse OF Bethel, N. II
at E. M. Lillicrap's; Mr.. and Mrs
George Newman, James Powers o
Lunenburg at Earl Hibbard's; Waite
Houston of Damon's Crossing at Will
liam Houston's; Mrs. Lorenzo Follens
by OF Whitefeld at Samuel Dudley's
Murray Noyes of st. Johnsbury at 1r'
Noyes'; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temple o
White6eld at Warren Temples; Davit
Bonett OF Whitefield at Arthur Bakers
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hollis of East St
Johnsbury at William True's; Hosme
Smith Of Damons Crossing at his hom
here. Mrs. Carrie Douglas and daugh
tiers were at David Fales' in St. Johns
bury; Fl. c. Wilcox with his brothers il
Jacksonville; Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Hastings with Lafayette Hastings il
Concord.
Miss Annie Hale of st. Johnsbury
visited at 0. F. Cuttings last week.
George Carleton has returned from hi:
recent trip to Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Lys,er and Nor
ton Lyster have been visiting relatives ir
Lyndon.
Miss Nettie Parks has finished work al
F. NJ. Cobleigh's and gone to her home
in Lunenburg.
Theodore NARROW of St. Johnsbury
was visitor in town last week.
Miss Lila Hastings is visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs. Leslie Bishop at Lunenbure
and Mrs. Albert Johnson at St. Johns.
bury.
Sufficient money was raised to pur.
chase the gasoline lamps for the Univer.
salist church, and they were used for the
first time Friday night for singing school.
Mrs. Gray of Rhode Island is visiting
her son, Edwin Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ash will move
from the Gilbert house to ]. D. Brigham's
during the absence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
who will spend the winter in
Weyland, Mass.
Mrs. George Russell, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. c. B. Folsom, returned to her home
in East st. Johnsbury Sunday.
Several sleighs appeared in town last
week, the back roads furnishing plenty
Of snow and AL Douglas drew logs to the
mill last week on sled.
Fred Richardson of Littleton called on
friends in town Friday.
w. A. Bishop of Island Pond, editor of
The Essex County Herald, was in town
last week.
Miss May Bailey, who has spent sew
eral weeks with her cousin, Mrs. William
Wright, started for her home in Comp
ton, P. O., Friday. She will visit at
Norwood, N Y, on her way home.
Miss Bernice Pierce of St. Tohnsburv
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. M.
Cobleigh.
Rev P. N. Granger has constructed a
fence between his lawn and O. D. Cob
leigh's garden, which reflects much credit
to man who celebrated his 9Oth birth
day last Thursday.
Miss Marion Wadleigh of Pike Station
and Elmer Wadleigh Of st. Iohnsbury
visited their mother, Mrs. c. E. Wad.
leigh, last week.
Herbert Daniels finishes work at Aus
tin Noyes' this week, and will go to
housekeeping in Edgar. Harvey's house
as soon as possible.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Stacy were called
to Lyndon, Sunday, by the illness of
Mrs. Stacy's brother, John Grant, who
died before they reached there.
Mrs. L. H. Sartwell of Kirby has been
visiting her son, Edward. Miss Jennie
Blodgett of Lancaster, N. H., was also a
guest there last week.
Mrs. EN-. Lillicrap was quite sick last
week; Mrs. Abial Cheney is improving
and is able to sit up little each day:
Mrs. Willard Chase has SO far improved
as to be able to attend church Sunday;
Harry Fuller, Phil Woodbury. and Carol
dine Sampson are having the mumps.
c. E. Dudley has returned from his
recent trip to Boston.
Roy Howard of St. Johnsbury has been
visiting his uncle, William Howard, at
the Corner.
The Thanksgiving ball given by West
Concord Camp Modern Woodmen No.
lO2O7 was great success. There were
AZ couples on the floor, besides manv
spectators. Moneys orchestra was
assisted by ]. Wesley Batchelder, cornet,
OF St. Johnsbury. Charles Winter, clari.
net, Lyndonville.
L. W. Hastings and Frank Cobb have
bought the lumber business, including
the mill and Miles Pond property, of W.
l.. Russell. Mr.. Hastings will move his
family there in few weeks. Hubbard
and Jeanette Hastings will board with
their grandmother, Mrs. Rufus Brigham
and attend school here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hastings will be greatly missed in our
village and all regret to have them leave.
Miss Georgiana Goodreault will teach
at Concord Corner this winter.
The village schools opened Monday.
Miss Orpha Farmer will board at D. Fl.
Martins, Mrs. Adeline Sugg at ]. H.
Walbridge's, Miss Margaret Heating at