St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-03-02
LYNDON.
A Moving Chapter.

ULYSSES Grant moved his furniture last
week from his house near t he paint shop
to his father in:law's, H. II. Frye, except
enough to furnish a room tor himself at
Lyndonvile; Ira Grant moved Friday
from one of Scott Farnum's tenements
to the house vacated by his brother, U.
S. Grant; Aleck Aldrich is moving this
week from Lyndonville to the house in
Hadleyville, owned by the railroad COM
pany; Charles Coffran is moving from a
farm above Lyndon Cent err to the Gage
place just north of the depot; Lewis Dana
of Peacham is moving this week to the
tene ment in Scott Farnum's residence
and will work for him the coming season.
Miss Alice Skinner OF Lowell is spend
ing two or three weeks with her sister,
Mrs. w. J. Delaney.
Mrs. Ella Holder and Mrs Winthrop
Blodgett of St. Johnsbury visited Mrs.
Leonora Brown, Friday.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Chase left Satur-
day for their home in Chicago.
Mrs Minetta Spencer and two daugh-
tiers went to Exeter, N. H., to spend a
few days.
Clarence Hubbard was called home
from Boston to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, c. K. Hubbard, and re-
turned to his work Monday morning.
The box social held by the Congrega-
tional society Thursday evening at E. E.
Cages was a very pleasant affair. About
45 persons were present. All enjoyed the
evening unusually well.
union temperance meeting was held
at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
Several young people gave rotations;
Miss Hattie Gour and Miss Mary Brown
+ he oko1,
choruses, and Rev. w. c. Clark OF the
Congregational church gave enter
tanning and instructive address contain
ing some concise statements of the tenn
perance situation. Rev. Mr.. Clark is
making fine impression in this place
and it is hoped that his coming here will
result in much good to the church and
community.
Next Sunday. March. 6, having been
set apart as Universal Bible Sunday,
there will be a special service appropriate
to The occasion at the Methodist church
at O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Mather was out of town a
| couple of days the first OF the week, on
business. and also to visit his sister at
East Barnet.
The Methodist Sunday school are pre-
| pairing to give an Easter concert Sunday,
&,
| the Methodist conference will be in SEES
sion at Montpelier one week later.
A warning is out for the annual village
meeting to be held Tuesday evening,
March 8. at 7 80 O'Clock in the Lyndon
| Academy and graded school building.
| The winter term of school closed Friday
with a promenade in the evening. A
| pleasing program of recitations and songs
occupied the first of the evening, a ter
| which Fred Spencer and Miss Anita
| Chabot furnished music for promen aiding.
| Quite a crowd was present. Refresh
| ments were served and the graduating
| class have about $40 above expenses.
School commences again March IA.
There will be meeting of the executive
committee of the Lyndon district Sunday
| school union at the Methodist church
| Sunday afternoon, at half past two
O'Clock. This committee consists of all
| the Sunday school superintendent in the
| district and the officers of the union.
| Miss Marion Nicholson of Canada is
! spending two or three wee ks with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Spencer.
Charles w. Hoffman met with a serious
accident, Wednesday. He was drawing
| logs from his farm on Pudding Hill and
when at -aniel Paris mill the load
slipped and the logs rolled on his right
| leg. causing compound fracture above
the ankle, with the bone protrudipg
through the flesh. He was carried i'm
mediatelv to the home of his brother, E
| II. Hoffman and medical assistance
secured, but his general health is not
good and he is not rallying rapidly.
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NORTH WALDEN.
The remains of John Davis, who died at
| c. Gray's at Four Corners, were brought
/ here for burial, Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles Domey has returned to
| St. Adams.
| Nearly every member of the J. Taylor
family have been very i'll with grip, but
are now improving. Mrs. Taylor's
| mother, Mrs. Esther Rollins, has been
caring for them the past three weeks.
A few from this section attended the
lecture by Russell Conwell, at Hardwick
last week and were well paid for the long
/ ride