St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-05-06
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Fiint OF Morris-
.a l visited Mr.. Flint's sister Mrs. W. J.
R frI last week. while on their wed
O' Mrs. Agnes Graves is assisting her sis
~ Mrs. Martha Ingerson, in the New
n ~, telephone Office, taking the
oee of Miss Lillian Wells.
Ne and Mrs. Charles Ladd visited in
,i M pond recently, taking Mrs. Ladd's
l I,iIaN nephew, George Quimby, to his
| bone
The Lyndon Club, having invited the
d lG Whist Club to join them in a
La a;ns ot contests, the first game was
Saved in the Good Templars' hall Thurs
g E"; evening. Eight tables were filled,
u und the club men won 1916 points
a auo;nst 1850, playing duplicates. Re-
aHs,obn,ents of cake and coffee were served,
" "sd after this six more boards were
a a1oyed, the gentlemen winning 80 points.
HTnwever, another trial may show better
fO u for the ladies, who probably have
uet fnioyed the hours OF practice which
4 thp club flSu I'LL ptONS ~ iaAy
Mrs Flora (CampbelD Watson returned
Wednesday from New Bedford. Mass,
.,Lerp she has been since the death of
h %r sister.in law, and Miss Ellie Camp
bsll has gone to her brothers to care for
b;s children, in the place OF Mrs. Watson.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
vocational church gave their annual
Nav dinner at the vestry Friday evening,
netting the society $50.
In the matter of boys club room
and gymnasium quite little canvassing
has been done with satisfactory results.
Mr. Vail has kindly offered to give a
! fourth of the necessary sum, or one dol
lar for every three the committee will
raise. 1t is hoped the plan may succeed
INIT the class it is particularly designed
10 reach, the boys and young men who
bayenothing to occupy their leisure hours,
! should be allowed to assist in the sup
4 mort OF this institution.
The Ruggles Brothers have bought OF
George Foster his double tenement house
i en- Main street, now occupied by ]. l..
4 Watchie and Thomas Neagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House are moving
into their new house on Park avenue.
Mrs. lanes Weber has been visiting
her former home in Woodstock, N. Fl.
= W. l. Blodgett spent few days in
N Boston last week.
n Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell visited
81 their daughter, Mrs. Watson, at West
q Burke, Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Davis were called
\ to West Burke, Sunday, by the serious
"A illness of the doctors sister, Mrs. Edo
n CaskiIl, who is suffering from the effects
n Of a bad fall.
81 Ed Bonner had a narrow escape from
a serious injury, Thursday evening, while
~ he, with a number of Others, was watch
a ing the fire in the woods near Walter s
81 Mills. While running through the woods
N he fell, and a sharp stub OF wood pene-
trated his face within an inch of his eye.
The wound did not prove serious, but it
came very near destroying his sight, ii
rot his life, and be feels accordingly
thankful.
VIII. Cass, so long efficient plumber In
chief for !. c. Eaton & Co., has bought
hardware store in Danville and is to
move there soon. All will regret to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Csss remove from town
as be is an excellent workman and they
are both universally liked.
The Dairy Medicine Co. will enlarge
their business, having purchased the
right to manufacture "Halrs Balsam.'
They will occupy one whole floor OF Ea
toms block, adding this to their present
En- quarters.
The members of the Universalist soc
N ETY. hold a reception for their pastor
n Rev. John Kimball, and his wife, at thu
new parsonage, on Thursday evening
Il 1t will be in the nature of a house-warm
ing, as Mr.. Kimball's people have JUS
moved into their new home.
81 c. E. Simanton of St. Johnsbury wa
in town, Sunday, on his new Stanley au
n tomobile, accompanied by Mr.. Muzze,
II of Lowell, who rode the machine vi
"A Saturday.
" The spring stallion parade of tn
Northern Caledonia Agricultural Society
"a will be held at the Fair Grounds mex
VI week Thursday at two O'Clock. The la
3 dies of the Universalist church will serv
a dinner and all refreshments.