St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-01-13
Camp is suffering at home with broken


rib.
Mrs. c. W. Clark has been obliged to
give mp dressmaking on account of i'll
health. Mrs. Crafts viii continue to
work at her rooms on Park Avenue.
Ben Lincoln has returned to his home
in Michigan, having come East to attend
his mothers funeral. John Lincoln will
make his home with his sister, Mrs.
Lyster, for the present. Miss Julia
Buckley. who has been Mrs Lincoln's
efficient housekeeper for the past three
years, expects to spend the winter with
her brother here.
small fire started in DIR. Staples
Office Friday. from an unknown cause,
but was quickly extinguished by the
doctor at the expense OF badly burned
hands.
The dancing school, under the manage
ment of the Village Improvement society.
opened Friday evening with a good
attendance. Mr.. HALEY, a former teacher
here, is the teacher, and comes prepared
to teach all the new steps and figures.
A children's class is held in the afternoon
from 80 to $50. -
Mrs. II. w. Ford is suffering greatly
from rheumatism in her right arm. Her
mother, Mrs. John Bean of Barton, is
Gazing for her.
Miss Alma Lapoint has returned from
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Robert Monroe has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia for some days.
The Institute ladies' basket ball team
was defeated at Montpelier last Friday
evening by the Seminary girls by the
score of Is to 5. Both teams played well.
THE LINE UP.
L.. l.. Id. y.
Newell f. Marvin.
Robinson, +. Stone:
Sheldon. g. Bradford.
Murch, G. Varney.
vim, Stone, Hopkins. 2. Bradford 8. Newell,
Goals on fouls. Deoss, Stone. Referee. Prof.
Hamilton. Umpire. Edward smythe. Timer,
Huntington. Scorer, Drenan. Time hfteen
minute halves.
Miss Blanche C1eary goes to Littleton
this week to work for time in the store
of Cortez Nutting.
Sumner 6. Prescott, farmer living on
Pudding Hill, has had the misfortune to
have all his COWS condemned and killed
for tuberculosis, also his hay condemned.
This is a hard blow for Mr.. Prescott,
who has the sympathy of all.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Emerson have
returned from their wedding trip, and
are boarding at Mr.. Emerson's tor the
present.
Mrs. Jennie Parker has held a life lease
of the property of the late Isaac San
born since his decease, which was LETT in
trust, to eventully become the property
of the town for library site. At a
meeting of the town, held yesterday, it
was voted to sustain the trustees in
making a satisfactory arrangement with
Mrs. Parker, whereby she could release
To-, he J1fd
come into the hands of the town.
(From another correspondent
L. B. Harris entertained Editor Arthur
F. Stone and on, Robert, of st. Johns
bury, at dinner Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie c. Parker is stopping at
Barton for few weeks.
Mrs. Beryl Gregory of Woodsville was
in town last week to attend perform
ance of Samantha Allen at the Court of
Fame" in which her sister, Miss Sadie,
scored such a success in the character OF
Bridget Flanagan"
6. F. Wheeler spent Sunday at his
home in Hudson, Mass.
Mrs. 7. S. Schofeld returned home Fri
day from a stay of two weeks at 1ras-
burg.
The annual meeting of the First Con-
gregat1Onal church Will be held IN the
vestry this evening at Z 80. There will
be roll call followed by the report of
officers of past year and the election of
officers for year ensuing. Refreshments
will be served after the meeting.
Among those confined to their homes
by sickness are John Norris, Austin
Houghton, Mrs. r. Monroe, and Mrs.
Charles Norris.
Mrs. J. c. Bodwell, who has been sick
during the past two weeks, is again able
to be out.
James Maber is sick with pneumonia.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers at the Universalist church will be
held on Wednesday evening, January 20.
Miss Charlotte Kinney was unable to
take the part of Priscilla in the play last
week owing to sickness.