St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-29
CONCORD.

Herbert Daniels has bought the house
at the lower part Of the village owned by
Iohn E inev. Mr.. Daniels will move his
family here from the Stockwell farm IN
the near future.
The new board of school directors, c.
F. Cutting and c. E. Dudley, have resign
ed their position and J. K. Hovey and
Harry Currier have been appointed to
fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Edgar Harvey, who spent the
past week at St Johnsbury with her
daughter has returned home.
Mrs. Amanda Hill, who has been
working for Mrs. c. E. Wadleigh, has
gone home and Miss Ellen Reed takes her
place.
The ladies of the w. r. c., served new
sugar at their hall Monday evening
followed by promenade.
Mrs. Leslie Bishop of Lunenburg was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Warren
Temple, last week.
Anbury Gray of Lyndonville spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Gray.
Miss Mamie Harvey and Mrs. Harry
Nav entertained few friends with whist
at the May home Wednesday evening, in
honor of their birthday, which is the
same day. Ice.cream and cake were
served
Harold French is expected home Fri
day night from the U. V. NJ, to spend the
spring recess with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. G. B. French.
Miss Pearl Douglas spent the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Douglas.
James Powers of Lunenburg has been
spending few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Earl Hubbard.
Mrs. Jennie Weld of Massachusetts was
in town last week visiting old acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. Elmer Wadleigh of St. Johnsbury
spent the past week with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Harvey.
Henry Zero was very i'll last week with
the grip and unable to take his part in
the drama which was substituted by
Abby Hudson.
The drama THE Woven Web" given
at the town hall Friday evening was the
best OF its kind given here tor several
years. The parts were well assigned
and all did so we'll no particular mention
should be made Of any one. The young
people are deserving of good deal OF
credit for their perseverance in present
ing the drama In spite of the many OBJ
stacles they had to confront. All in all
it was first class play and drew the
full house it merited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elms are to
move to East St. Johnsbury this week.
James McHarg was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mclean last week.
James Virtue has moved his family to
the farm he recently purchased of Jesse
Carleton. Earl Hubbard has moved his
family to Lunenburg.
Alfred Wright has been saving wood
in the village the past week with his
saving machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Lyster spent
Sunday with relatives at Lyndonville.
Ina Russell, who has been stopping at
the parsonage, has returned to her home
in North Concord.
Mrs. Walter Harvey picked twelve
pansies on her lawn last week. That
certainly sounds spriuglike.
There will be mock trial at the town
hall next week the date to be announced
later, under the auspices of the village
trustees, to raise funds toward purchas-
ing street lamps. AS the lamps will be a
benefit to one and all alike everyone
should help out financially as much as
possible.
Foster Harvey has gone to Portla nd
and Boston to visit relatives.
Walter Chaplin returned home last
week from Deering N. H., where he has
been attending the dairy school. He will
enter the employ OF the creamery here tn,
first OF April.
George McCraynolds left Saturday TO
Canada, where he will be absent severa
weeks visiting his mother, Mrs. Mar.
McCraynolds.
Miss Nadine Richardson returned Fri
day from st. Johnsbury, where she ha
been for several weeks.
The L. B. S.. will serve new sugar a
the Methodist church Saturday evening
from six to nine O'Clock.
Eugene Wadleigh Of Concord, N. H
and Elmer Wadleigh OF St. Johnsbury
were guests of their mother, Mrs. c. I
Wadleigh, over Sunday.
Rev. A B. Enright did not hold his SCI
vice at Victory, Sunday, as the road
were too poor.
Miss Flossie Edney is keeping hou'
for B. F. Woodbury..
The many friends of Fred Cross will |
sorry to hear Of his death which occurrt
last week at his home in Waterford I
the advanced age OF 9S years.
Those on the sick list the past week a
Mrs o. F. Harvey, Mrs. Jenkins. Mr.
Sylvauus Hemminway, Mrs. F. A. Bre,
er, Mrs. Carrie Douglas, Mrs. Walt
Douglas, Mrs. E. D. Lee, Mrs. H.
Dowse, Harold Zero and Lillian Enrigh
Hubbard Hastings is home from Go
dard Seminary to spend his vacatiC
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Hastings.