St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-02-11

Springfield; Albert Burns is running a
conductor on the day mail, substltutln!
for Elisha Bigelow; L. H. Witty, whC
has been conductor on the night mail
now runs on No II South; W. S. Mas
ten takes his place as conductor on th'
night mail.
Oh Flint of Burlington was the guest
of bis sister, Mrs. w. !, Blodgett, las
week.
The schools will probably reopen Mon
dav. There have been only three new
cases OF scarlet fever recently and those
in families who already had the disease
Miss Susan Cunningham is spending
several DAYS with her aunt Mrs. q. M.
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Silsby are visiting
relatives in Lunenburgh.
Miss Marguerite Robinson goes to
Barton Landing this week to read at the
Music Festival.
Mrs. Eugene Libby of Providence, X.
l., is visiting her parents here Mrs.
Libby was formerly Miss Lila Parker OF
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mower of West
Lebanon. N. H., visited their sister, Mrs.
]. NJ. LeBourveau, last week.
Mrs. F. E. Stockwell and daughters,
Muriel and Mildred, are visiting in Will
der
KIT. Brown, state councillor of the
Ir. o. U. A. M. OF Lunenburg, was in
town last week.
The Shakespeare Club met with Mrs.
H. L. Parker Wednesday afternoon. In
teresting papers were given by Mrs. J 5.
Schoheld and Mrs. E. J. Blodgett. They
will meet this week with Mrs. Julia
Hutchns.
A young ladies' basket ball team has
been formed here.
Mrs. !. T. Gleason instituted a new
Eastern Star Lodge at Charlotte last
week.
Dennis Tanner OF Sheffield has moved
here.
About 40 Of the clerks from st. Johns
bury came to Lyndonvllle last week
Tuesday evening and had an oyster sup
per at Webbs Hotel
The sixth entertainment of the Citizens
Lecture Course occurred Friday evening,
when Rufus Everson King gave his lecture
on This New Age"
The Good Tempars installed the fol-
lowing officers last Tuesday evening
c. r., Gerald Mills; V. T., Miss Cora
Frasier; sec, Mrs W. H Wilmrath; asst.
sec, r. l.. Hyde; financial Sec, Miss Bts-
SIC Aldrch; treas, Mrs. Allen Hunter;
chaplain, Mrs. Rose Allen; guard, Mrs.
Grace Garter; sentinel Charles Mcclure.
The competitive system will be used this
quarter and prize of So has been offered
to the winning side.
Miss Myrtle Houghton, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Silas Houghton, died Of
typhoid pneumonia last Monday. The
funeral was held Thursday, Rev. J. c
Bodwell officiating. The body was
placed in the tomb
The funeral OF Mrs. Agnes Hygh was
held at tn home of her brother, William
HYATT, Saturday forenoon, Rev. J, {
BodweIl officiating. Mrs Hygh died o
typhoid fever at the ST. Johusbury Hos
pita last Thursday, after an Illness o
three weeks Her brothers, James Hvatr
of Boston and William Hopklnson of Co
aticook, were here to attend the funeral
The Woman S Club will meet this weel
with Mrs Blanche Silsby. The clas
work will be conducted by Mrs. II, c
Wilson. Subject: Russian Expansion,
Papers will be read on "Character 0
Nicholas H." by Mrs. Irene Parker, am
THE Peace Proclamation" by Mrs. L
{. Finney.
Mrs. Bert Bean OF Wheelockis stopping
with 5 A. Ruggles
F. Sawyer is moving into Charles Dai
hng's tenement house on Main street.
The Congregational Sunday schoc
gave solid gold stars TO five OF their meu
bers Sunday, who had had good attend
ance and good lessons during the pa
four years.
Mrs J B. Ripley has returned from IL
St. Johnsbury Hospital, somewhat il
proved.
Mrs. A J. Drown is spending sever
weeks in Wheelock.
Miss Florence Cleary is very i'll with
complication of diseases. Brain trout
is cared.
Mrs E. Walton OF Bangor, Me, is t
guest OF Mrs {. B. Dodge.
Mrs. John Ahern is Ill.
Harry Colby, who has moved to VI
Lebanon, has purchased house there
Ms. Stephen Hunter has gone
Springfield, Mass, to visit her daught
Mrs o. Howard.
Miss Gertrude Chaplin has gone
work in the Peerless Factory at Bartc
Mrs Irving Hutchinson OF West L
anon has been spending week here.
Mrs Lucy Woodward Of East Ha'
is spending several weeks with
daughter Mrs. p. Moullroup.
Mrs. L. T. Edgerton is spending
winter with her daughter, Mrs, War
Kenson, at West Lebanon.
Fred Kenison. who has been work
at the Union House is suffering with
sipelas in his ace. He IS at N. s. Coli
at West Burke. Arthur Crawford IS
ing his position in the Union House.
Mrs Henry Smith is visiting her I
ents at Cabot.