St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-04-13
WEST CONCORD.

Walter May returned to Dartmouth
College today, after spending the Easter
recess with his parents.
Mrs. Althea Morse who has been
working through the winter for Mrs. I.
E. Dudley, has given up her position and
is stopping for the present with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth VIII
liams.
Mrs. Hosmer Smith and children, Ray
mond and Merle, spent several days last
week with Mr.. Smith at Damon's Cross
ing.
c. E. Dudley and son Clarence left last
Monday for Boston. Mr.. Dudley was
absent only few days, but Clarence
will remain for a time with his grand
father, Clarence Dudley, at Cochituate,
Mass.
Mrs. L. L. Shackford has been quite i'll
the past week with sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. Andrew Folsom of St. JohHsbury
was the guest of Mrs. Hosmer Smith and
Mrs. George Reed last week.
The villagers were invited to the Hast
ings farm, occupied by George Davis, last
copied the invitation and enjoyed again
the hospitality that has been extended
to them for the past few years.
Mrs L.. Moody displayed some very
handsome pattern hats at her opening
last week, as did also Mrs. E. H. Bazin.
Both milliners deserve a good patron
age this spring and with the line of up-to-s
date millinery they are sho wing, it seems
reasonable to predict that they will
receive it.
Mrs. Edwin Gray was called to VOL
colt, Wednesday. by the illness of her
father.
Charles James has returned to Berlin,
N. H, after spending a few days with
bis family at Miner Carpenters.
Misses Ivanella and Geraldine Samp-
son visited relatives in Lunenburg last
week.
Warren Temple, who has charge of the
new house to be built by Marshall Tatro
of Chicago at Sulphur Spring Farm,
commenced taking down the old house
last Wednesday.
James Powers of Lunenburg spent last
week with his daughter, Mrs. Earl Hib-
bard.
Harold James has been visiting his
uncle, Edward Goss, at Lower Water
ford the past week.
At the special meeting of Moose River
Lodge, No. 80, F. & A. M, Saturday
night, the following officers were installed
NJ, George Quimby; S. W., George Chap
man; ]. W., Sylvester Moody; sec., R. T.
Johnson; treas, o. B. Cutting; S. D.,
William Pratt; J. D., Francis Chapman;
S. S., Arthur Forsaith; J. S., Freeman
Russell; chap, William Rich; organist,
Harry May; marshall, Clarence Cutting;
tyler, Horace Hastings.
Rev and Mrs. A M. Smith spent sew
eral days of last week in East Montpelier
and Plainfeld.
Road Commissioner Albert Douglas
used dynamite to break up the ice jam in
the river last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Richards fur
nished music for social hop at town
hall Saturday night, which was well
attended and pleasant time reported.
Mrs. Ella Newton of Littleton spent
last week with Mr.. Newton at Miles
Pond.
Mrs. Leslie Bishop and daughters,
Margaret and Ellen, visited at Warren
Temples last week.
Miss Leola Forsaith spent several days
in Lunenburg, Fitzda1e and East Con-
cord last week. She was one of the pas
sengers on the train which was wrecked
at East Concord, and at the time OF the
collision was thrown violently to the
Mrs. Nancy Hunt is visiting her daugh-
ter in Troy. Miss Myrtle Bugbee is tax
ing her place at Mrs. c. B. Folsom's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington T. Somers of
Miles Pond called on friends in town last
week.
Mrs. Sugg will have rooms this term
of school, in the Leonard house.
Charles McIntire of Whitefeld, N. H.,
<>,I NI1r 1o of TIL
were in town last week.
John Ednev had made, up to Saturday
night, 100 pounds of maple sugar.
Selim Grout still remains in a critical
condition. His brother, Daniel Grout,
and sister, Mrs. Emily Reed, are assist
in the care of him.
Charles Davis, who has worked for c.
E. Dudley through the wifster and board
ed there, has returned to his home in
Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leonard and
daughter have removed to Enrol, N. H.,
where they will have charge of boarding
house.
Mrs. Nelson Burt of East Burke, has
been visiting her uncle, DIR. r. T. Johnson.
Mrs. Herbert Douglas has been enter
tanning her father, Hosea Wright, of st.
Johnsbury
The w. c. T. U. meeting was held
with Mrs. H. A. Joslin Thursday after
noon. Mrs. c. L. Stacy had charge of
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Weeks, who have
spent the past few weeks with Dr. and
Mrs. r. 7. Johnson, returned to their
home in Bloomington last Monday.
Horace Lindsay, who was elected one
of the listers, has resigned and Ira Grant
of East Concord has been appointed to
fill the vacancy. The listers commenced
their annual tour of inspection last week.
George Hastings is making needed inn
provements on his tenement occupied by
Francis Chapman.
The many friends of Rev. P. N. Granger
will be sorry to hear that he was unable
to attend all the sessions of the confer
ence at Montpelier, owing to poor health.
The many friends of John M. Darling,
q former West Concord boy, will be inter-