St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-11-29
AT THE WILLIE.

The Congregational Ladies Aid society
gave their annual chicken pie supper
Friday evening with large attendance.
All the tables were filled more than twice
and the excellent menu was very evident
" relished by all; chicken pie supper at
St. Elizabeth's church Saturday evening
was we'll attended by the parlshioners
and others.
Bishop Hall was here Friday, and held
services in St. Peters church that even
ing. While here he was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. Powers at their
beautiful home.
During the beautiful weather of the
last few days, golf on the links and
skating on every available pond have
been going on simultaneously, a condi-
tion of affairs not often seen.
DR.. c. W. Staples visited his family
here last week. Mrs. Staples received
word Wednesday morning Of the sudden
death OF her sister, Miss Cora Cook, at
Barton, and DR.. and Mrs. Staples imme.
dately went to Barton and remained
until after the funeral, which occurred
Friday morning. Mrs. Staples will re-
main through the vacation with her
father.
The Rathbone Sisters held an enter
tainment and supper in Darling's hall
Friday evening, followed by games and
social hour.
Miss Addie Hubbard is spending few
days in Boston.
Rev. William Shaw has formed class
tor Bible study in the Methodist church,
which will take up the Life of Christ as
its first topic.
There was reception and social Fri
day evening by the Epworth League at
the Methodist vestry.
A very pleasant reception was given
Thursday evening at St. Peters Episco'
pal church as a farewell to Mrs. W.
Alonzo Vail and her daughters, Misses
Alice and Katharine Vail, who are going
to their former home in Indianapolis to
spend few months. Their house will be
closed for the present, but as they are so
popular among our people, they will be
welcomed back most cordially.
The Lyndon Woman's Club held an
SASSSuibSiy ulSSLibE
day with Mrs. c. B. Dodge, on the SUBJ
jet OF education. Principal Harris ad-
dressed the ladies on the subject "How
to help the Teacher" and Mrs. Harry
Smith sang, and there were papers on
Our Schools and their Needs" by Miss
Beryl Harrington, LELAND Stanford
University" by Mrs. George Wheeler, and
THE Stamp System" by Mrs. W. l.
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett and son
Albert, are spending few days in Bos'
ton.
The Shakespeare Club met with Mrs. L.
D. Bemis, Wednesday. The meeting to-
day is held with the president, Mrs. A.
D Paige. There will be no meetings after
today until January 3.
The graded school kept Saturday to
make up for day taken for Barton fair.
1t is now closed for two weeks vaca-
ton. School at the Institute closes to-
day for about ten days. Both schools
will reopen tor the winter term December
II.
The Choral Union recently organized
met in Darling's hall Friday evening with
good attendance. A good deal OF inter.
est is shown, and with the amount of mu-
steal talent in town very successful
organization is expected.
The seniors of the Institute gave a
public entertainment, with music and
speaking in the chapel Friday and also
utsday evening.
Mrs. E. 6. French has returned home
from Johnson, where she has been verv
i'll with nervous dyspepsia.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ayers.
Mrs. George Mead is confined to the
bed with badly sprained knee.
Mrs. Lucy Huntley is at home from
Boston where she has been for several
weeks.
Miss Maud Hurst of Newport visited
OF M J Robinson's last week.
William Upton has moved his family
to st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. George Randall is in New York
City the guest of Mrs. Bertha (Stern)
| Floersheim.
Mrs Beulah Brainerd and son of New.
port are stopping with her mother, Mrs
Rufus Aldrich.
81 Thank The Lord"