St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-28
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81 Miss Mary darris Oh MorrlSVllieV lslleo
+bg past week at ]. E. Harris.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. e. Brown of Went
,rorth have been visiting their son, DR..
David R. Brown.
Miss Letta Fisher of Washington, D.
is visiting at N. S. Williams
Robert and Jack Foster, Misses Lillian
and Ethel Foster, and Miss Mary APP
feld of Evanston, ILL.,, are at Thurber's.
Miss Dorothy Stocker is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grey, at Ryegate.
Remember the social and ice cream sup
ner at Masonic hall this afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. A. L. Bailey of st. Johnsbury has
#been spending several days at the Elm
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green Of St.
1obnsbury visited at Mrs. Henry Cranes
Hast week.
Ralph Davis was kicked from his road
cart and received broken wrist and a
severe cut over one eye, but is making a
d favorable recovery.
s. &C. Conner, former Danville resi-
dent, is very seriously i'll at the home of
4 his niece at Toulon, III.
Frank N. Tinker OF Norwich University
! visited his brother, ]. E. Tinker, over
Sunday.
School at Phillip Academy closed Fri
4 day, and Miss Ella Page entertained the
4 primary department very pleasantly at
4 her home Saturday afternoon from four
E until seven.
Rev. 6. Fl. Cummings is attending a
4 reunion of his class at Amherst college, it
n being the 25th anniversary of his gradu-
y alton.
Mrs. Charles Hauser and three sons,
y Emerson, Sanborn, and Charles from
\ WiIkesbarre, Pa, have rented W. c.
Heath's house for the summer.
Communion will be observed at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
and the preparatory service has been
postponed from Thursday to Saturday.
Mrs. A. D. Matthewson of Massa-
chusetts visited her cousin, Miss Hattie
Choate, last week.
There will be photograph concert in
the band stand Saturday evening.
Future concerts will depend upon the
collection taken that night.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Libbey attended
the meeting of the State Board OF Health
at Burlington last week.
The Epworth League OF Grace Metho-
dist church of st. Johnsbury has invited
the Danville society and Sunday school
to Join them in picnic at Joe's Pond
Thursday. There will be a special train
in the morning to accommodate the
party.
Miss Margaret Gorham ofSt. Johns
bury called on friends in town last week.
Hope Carter OF Hardwick is visiting
her aunt.
There was large attendance at the
service at the Methodist church Sunday
afternoon in commemoration of st. John
Day, by the members Of Washburn
4 Lodge F. & A. NJ, and Diamond Chap
ter OF the order of the Eastern Star.
The church was decorated with ever
green's, ported plants and cut flowers.
n Rev. Walter Dole, D. D., of Mortified,
II delivered an interesting and helpful
q sermon from the text, "The voice of one
crying in the wilderness prepare ye the
way OF the Lord" Music was furnished
by the choir OF the Methodist church and
Mrs. John E. Tinker.
Clarence ]. Ferguson ESQ.,, Of Burling.
ton. attorney aud superintendent OF the
Vermont Anti-Saloon League, spoke at a
union service at the Methodist church
Sunday morning. He is most enioya'
Bile speaker and delivered very instruc.
tive and interesting address which was
listened to with the closest attention
He told of the workings of the present
license local option law and very forci
bly, presented the evils OF the saloon, Civ
ing facts and figures showing its injury
to the individuals and to the social anc
commercial life OF the towns, cities an6
states.
Salma Davis played Wednesday al
Lake Memphremagog with Hodge!
orchestra at the Modern Woodman':