St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-10-18
AT THE WILLIE.

som, Mrs. John b. Chase, Mrs. A. D.
Paige and Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett from the
Shakespeare Club, Mrs. A. L. Finney
from the Woman's Club. The former
ladies returned Friday, while Mrs. Finney
remained until Monday, visiting her
mother in Montpelier. All report very
interesting and profitable meeting.
E. Nj. Campbell and Mrs. Harris Allen
were the attendants from here at the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, l. O. G. T.,
at Hardwick last week.
Representative Samuel Mccall spent
Sunday in town, the guest of W. 1.
Powers.
Clarence Dodge, DR.. F. II. Davis and
wife and son Karl were recent visitors to
the Hub.
Mr.. 'Girdler of Littleton, N. H., has en-
tered the employ J. c. Eaton & Co., as a
plumber. He and Mrs. Girdler, who was
Miss Martha Ingerson of this place, will
occupy tenement in Frank Camps
Main street house.
Mrs. Norman Mcdonald and daughter
Gorilla are going to Barton to spend
the winter, where Mr.. Mcdonald is at
work. Robert Burns and wife will move
into the Mcdonald house, l.. T. Huntey
and wife will occupy the rooms they va
cate, Mrs. c. W Staples and children will
move into the rooms the Huutleys leave,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Dyer have
hired the house now occupied by the
Staples, which is receiving extensive
repairs.
H. L. Parker had successful fire sale
of slightly damaged boots, shoes, rub
bers, crockery, ETC., the last three days OF
last week.
John M. Murch was called to Boston
last week by the death OF his brother,
Charles Murch of Cambridge.
The Juvenile Whist Club held the
second meeting of the season Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Powers.
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Five tables of players were present.
The sale of season tickets for the lecture
course takes place at Music Hall this
evening. good course is promised, and
it is hoped this year it will be financially
successful.
Miss Gramberg, recently moved here
from Coaticook, P. Q, is working as a
stenographer in N. A. Norton's office.
A party of about Is gentlemen from
here and st. Johnsbury were delightfully."-
entertained Friday evening by Theodore
n Vail.
Work on the library has been pushed
rapidly until at present, W hen there is to be
cessation of work for about two weeks
on account of the delay in arrival OF
granite for the foundation.
A supper and dance at the Abnaki
Club was great attraction Friday even.
ing, music being furnished by E. !.
Blodgett with his phonograph.
An interesting game of foot ball was
played on the Institute campus Satur-
day, in which the Institutes defeated the
Newports 10 O.
The Shakespeare Club enjoyed
pleasant meeting Wednesday at Mrs.
Charles Walters. They meet today with
Mrs. L. c. Laid. The subjects are {:
The Great Prosecutions. Mrs. Harris;
The Apologists, Mrs. Staples; Early
MARTYRS, Mrs. WelIs.-The Woman's
Club meets Thursday with Mrs. A. l..
Finney. The subject is Music and the
topics National hymns of all lands,
Mrs. Morrison; Famous songs, Mrs
Finpey; Three great composers, Bee
thoven, Mozart, Schubert, Mrs. Fl. F.
Thursday evening with Mrs. Harry
Quimby. The subject OF the meeting is
Courtesy" led by Mrs. Folsom.
L.B. Harris has offered to Senator
Proctor site for the new tuberculosis
sanitarium, and an engineer has been
sent here to look the ground over. The
report made has not yet been heard, but
the surroundings and conditions seem to
be most favorable.
Rev. |. w. Mclaughlin has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Universalist
church and will begin his work the first
Sunday in November. There will be no
services until that time.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Lyndon Club the following officers were
elected: President, W. l. Powers; vice
president, W. S. letters; secretary, N. A.
Norton; treasurer, J. w. Copeland; gov
ernors, w. l. Powers, A. D. Paige and G.
M. Campbell. The club is in flourish
ing condition and now has II members.
Miss Alice Hutchinson has gone to
Ouitman, Georgia, to spend couple OF
months with her sister, Mrs. Spain.
L. E. Brunette is to move into the
Wetherbee house, when vacated by
William Dyer's family.
Arthur Phillips, for about five years an
employee in the Journal office, has gone
to Bradford to work in the Opinion
office.
Edwin Kingsley, now Of St. Johnsbury,
is forming class in vocal music here
Mrs. Georgiana Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brown and son, have been visit
ing in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Minnie Wimot will work in Mrs.
Bigelow's millinery shop through the
fall season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson of New
York have been visiting at S. J. and
Homer Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wheeler and son
Fay have been in Boston for few days.
Charles Jenness has moved here from
st. Johnsbury Center, and will occupy
one of c. !. Bundy's tenements on Main
street.
B. G. Whitney has moved from DR..
Dwinell's house to Charles Darling's
house on Main street