St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-11
An Attractive Course.

A fine list of attractions is advertised
for the lecture course this winter. There
will be six entertainments, the cost be-
ing as usual $3.50. The seats will be on
sale next week. The list OF entert
ments is as follows: October "a, Albert
Armstrong, in a picture play; Nov. Is,
Prot. De Notes lecture, python Eggs
and the American Boy" Dec. IA, Russell
H. Conwell, lecture, 1.-THE Angels Lily"
Ian. 4, DR.. Thomas Green, lecture, 1.-THE
Key to the Twentieth Century," Jan. "a,
The Weber Male Quartet with a reader;
Feb. Is, DIR. D. F. Fox, lecture, "A Neg
lected Opportunity.
Those attending the meeting OF the
State Federation of Women's Clubs at
Barre this week are: From the Shakes
peare club, Mrs. A. D. Paige, Mrs. II. E.
Folsom, Mrs. John B. Chase, Mrs. E. ].
Blodgett; from the Woman's club, Mrs.
A. L. Finney and Mrs. W. H. Parker.
The Congregational ladies' aid society
served nice supper Friday evening.
The Centennial celebration at Mont
pelier attracted large number of our
ElllLGuS, many vi luO NniEuto
going with the St. Jobnsbury Com
maudery. The Lyndonville band accom-
panied Sussex commandery of Sher-
brooke. They made fine appearance in
the parade, their music was of the usual
high character, and they received many
compliments, being asked to give the
evening concert in the Pavilion band
stand. The celebration was fine affair
and credit to the capital and the state,
Mrs. Clara Fucker and three children,
Lillian, Mildred and Melvin, have return.
ed to New York. Miss Grace Finney
accompanied them, and will remain until
Christmas.
The Woman's club held their first
meeting at Mrs. E. A. Shorey's last
week, the program being devoted to
Reciprocity. The Shakespeare club met
the same day at Mrs. H. L. Parker's
with the following program The Roman
Empire as preparation for Christianity
Mrs. Blodgett; Lite of Christ, Mrs. Will
der; Career OF the Twelve Disciples, given
by the Rev. E. Newell for Mrs. Newell
The meeting this week is at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon, with Mrs. Charles Waller.
Mrs. Flora Watson has left the sanitari
um in Concord, n H., and gone to her
brothers, Elwyn Campbell's, at Fair
haven, Mass.
Miss Grace Joslyn is G ing to New
York soon to continue her musical
studies, and Miss Luela Merrill OF ST
Johnsbury will take the instrumental
pupils at the Institute tor the present.
Miss Eliza Lessines is canvassing the
town in the interests OF the Kurn-HAttir
homes for boys at Westminster.
Henry Blodgett has moved into tn,
house recently purchased OF Ben Pierce.
Work on the Cobleigh Library build
ing is progressing rapidly now. The
masons are now at work on the brick
partitions, which will be carried clear ar
through the building.
Mrs. James Randall has been quite il
for tral days, also her daughter, Mrs
Nj. l. Robinson.
Tracy Phillips of this place wa:
married last Thursday to Miss Grace
Richardson Of Montgomery. They wer'
married at the Methodist parsonage al
Lyndon by Rev. William Shaw and vii
live in the tenement in DR.. Dwinell''
house. formerly occupied by FIec
Folsom.
Rev. E. G. French was the speake
at the mems meeting in the Darling hal
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Aldrich spent Sunday a
ST.. Johnsbury.
Miss Susie B. Hume Of st. Johnsbury
was ia town Saturday.
The Sons of Veterans will give anothe
OF their popular dances in Darliugs Hal
Friday evening. Music by Mrs. Brock
orchestra.