St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-23
AT THE WILLIE.
W. E. Kelley started Monday as trav-
cling salesman for Cheney Brothers.

W. E. Kelley started Monday as trav
cling salesman for Cheney Brothers.
The band gave the village a free cor
cert Friday evening. The air was sc
wintry that the attendance was not al
large as it would have been a few eve
nings before. The usual dance in Good
Templars' hall followed Mrs. Brock from
St. Johnsbury furnishing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Folsom entertained
few friends very pleasantly Friday eve
ming at whist.
Miss May Roberts has finished work
at DR.. Davis and gone to her home at
West Burke.
Mrs. W. L. Guild went Friday to her
brothers at Barton. taking with her
her mother who has been spending the
summer here.
The Kow Kure office is now working a
full force of help, and among the girls
employed are Misses Daisy Powers,
Ethel Sleeper, Anita Chabot, Edna
Brown, Mrs. Wilmer Lyon and Mrs.
Lonnie Huntley. The Photo Fabric COM
pany, which consists of John Norris,
Charles Norris and L. Dimick, and which
is now located on the third floor of the
Eaton block, is also doing flourishing
business. They have new process for
reproducing photographs on cloth, and
make a great many covers for sofa pill.
lows, cushions and other novelties. These
are local industries which deserve the
towns pride and support S. B. Hutch
ms plating works is another hourishing
nd al boe
than it can handle. The LyndonvlIe
creamery also deserves honorable men,
ton.
The water question is the problem of
the hour. Streams about here are the
lowest they have ever been known and
on many farms in this vicinity water has
failed which never failed before. 1t is
hoped that everyone will be as ecouomi-
cal as possible in the use of both electric
lights and water.
There is an exodus this week of several
young people, Carrie Campbell going to
Vermont University, Ralph Dodge to
Middlebury College, and Robert Watson
to Norwich University, while Arthur
Stuart and Joseph Baldwin 60 to Stod-
dard Seminary for their last college pre-
paratory year.
Lucius Blodgett of Randolph is STOP
ping with his son, E. ]. Blodgett, for a
short time, and visiting other friends.
A large number from here attended the
st. Johnsbury Fair last week, and spoke
IN very complimentary terms oft.
Mrs. A. L. Finney has been suffering
from severe attack of laryngitis, and I'M
able to speak aloud, but is much better.
Parker Ball is going into the hardware
business again in the basement store
formerly occupied by him in the Ide
block.
Miss Annie Fowler is taking a fort.
nights vacation from her work in F, w.
Sisby's store.
The first meeting OF the Lyndon Wo.
mans Club for the coming year will be
held the first day of October with Mrs.
{. B. Dodge. Their subject of study next
year will be American Literature.
The Shakespeare Club hold their first
meeting Monday evening, October 5,
with Mrs. E. W. Hutchins. They will
study next year the "Ten Great Reli.
gions.' Both clubs have their programs
in the hands of the printer, but they are
not yet completed.
Mrs. Herbert Walter, who has been
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. Charles Walter, has returned to her
home in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Wiley and Mrs. Mary
Pease have gone to New York and Bos.
ton for fall and winter goods.
George Thompson and family of Fair.
lee have been visiting in town.
Ben H. Pierce has improved the looks
OF his house by adding wide veranda.
Miss Myrtle Chapman is at home, ac.
companied by her friend, May Follott.
Rev. G. B. Johnson of Burlington
preached at the Episcopal church last
Sunday.
The new teachers, w. r. Waters and
Miss Annie M. Waite are boarding with
Mrs. E. c. Frost. @
Mrs. Isaac Gage, who has been in a
serious condition for several weeks. is
being cared for by Mrs. Nina Davis and
Mrs. James Shores.
John Cross has finished work in the
railroad shops and is now running a lob
team.
David Addison has moved into the Cur.
tbs Hill house vacated by Heman Burpee.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Earle of West Som.
erville, Mass, have been visiting their
son, and also Horace Miller, who is a
relative.
Mrs, Harris Allen has been quite i'll
with qunsy sore the past few weeks.
Robert Hudson has gone to work in
the Lyndonville creamery.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson is visiting her