St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
AT THE WILLIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell returned
last week from short stay at their
Willoughby Lake cottage.
E. ]. Blodgett was in Boston the past
week. While there he superintended the
setting up and testing of w. D. Powers
new Rambler automobile, which he is to
use on his Boston milk routes. This is
a two cylinder, 16 horse power machine,
and promises to give perfect satisfaction.
Miss Marguerite Robinson is caring
for the two children of E. ]. Blodgett
during vacation.
The Abnaki Club had one of their
pleasant picnics at the Links Thursday
afternoon. The June picnic of the
Shakespeare Club was held Tuesday in a
pleasant grove on the South Wheelock
road. The committee in charge was
Mrs. T. N. Vail and Mrs. H. E. Folsom.
Quite large number from this vicinity
joined the excursion of the United Wood
men down the lake, Saturday. The
special train Sunday to Beebe Plain
camp meeting also carried a contingent
from this town.
z. S. Clark is quite i'll, having been con-
fined to the bed for about ten days.
A party of young ladies including Miss
Ellie Campbell, Miss Susan Cunningham
Mrs. Rogan, and several others are at
the Lyndon cottage at Lake Willoughby
for few days.
Mrs. Stewart Butler has vacated her
tenement on Main street and moved to
Jay S. Buffers, where she will live for
the present.
Mrs. Eliza Belden, the nurse who has
been taking care of Mrs. Robert Nc
Vicar, has gone to Barton Landing.
There was band concert Friday night
which was very good, though the num-
Der of players were rather small.
The funeral ofMrs. Charles,Bolles, who
died last week of quick consumption. was
held in the Methodist church Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Bolles leaves a husband
and two children.
Miss Grace Kimball has finished work
for Mrs. w. /. Powers, and is going to
New York to study art. Miss Carrie
Mathewson is going to work for Mrs.
Powers.
The Universalist ladies held a success
full food sale at the residence of Mrs. l..
S. Howe, Saturday.
Rev. ]. c. Bodwell exchanged pulpits
Sunday with Rev. Mr.. Cummings of
Danville.
John Dunton, our aged fellow citizen,
now in his 1O1st year. with his daughter
Miss Lorinda Dunton, have gone to
Princeton, Mass, for a visit of several
weeks, and will attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of his daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hastings.
Leighton Noyes of West Burke is stop
ping with his grandmother, Mrs. D. G.
Huntley.
The milk men in town have all combin-
ed, and refuse to deliver milk at night, as
has always been the custom. Thus the
deadly trust germ has begun to invade
our quiet existence already.
w. A. LOOMS is laid up with lame
foot, caused by dropping an iron rod
strap on it.
Miss Teresa Hazel is working in the
Journal Office during the illness of Miss
Blanche Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beane spent Sun
day at Springfield, Mass.
Ralph Dodge is expected home from
Middlebury College this week. Arthur
Stuart is at home from Goddard Semi
nary where he graduated last week.
The Dairy Association have torn down
their old packing house and begun to
erect new and better one on the same
site.
A moving picture show was given here
Monday evening for the benefit of the
base ball team.
The Ramblers went to St. Johnsbury,
Friday to play ball, but their opponents
failed to materialize, so they came home
with the honors of victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neagle have
moved to Boston, where he has posit-
ion in boot and shoe store.
d.. Aver was married June 18th to
Miss Florence Pageof Victory. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aver will live here.
Frank Wells, formerly a clerk for J. l..
Watchie, has returned to his old position
and moved his family here from Bakers
field.
Mrs. Beatty, trained nurse, who has
had several cases in town, has come to
make her headquarters here.
Miss Annie Waite, teacher of music and
art in the public schools, has gone to her
home in West Boylston, Mass, for her