St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-13
AT THE WILLIE.

Mr.. Hall, the barber working for Ed.
Graves, has moved his family into the
lower tenement OF Miss Ellen Plerce's
house on Broad street.
The Universalist Ladies Aid society
had one OF their hash suppers in the
vestry, Thursday, which was well at
| tended.
Mrs. c. W. Staples and children have
returned from Barton, where she has
been stopping with her father and
brother for few weeks.
The graded school reopened Monday,
and school at the Institute last week
Wednesday.
The roof is now being placed on the
library, and the brick work is practically
completed. The inscription "Cobleigh
Public Library" has been put in position
over the door. Although small, the
building is artistic and well proper
toned and from present appearances
will be most satisfactory.
Mrs. Fred Harvey has closed her house
and is working at DR.. F. H. Davis
The meeting OF the Lyndon Woman's
Club was held Thursday with Mrs. J. c.
Eaton. The subject Of the meeting was
Current Events" subjects given by
Miss Emma Holton, Mrs. Charles Cray
Mrs. q. F. Ferguson, and Mrs. Erton
Shorey. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Charles Gray, Dec. 81.
The Shakespeare Club met with Mrs.
A. D. Paige last Wednesday. Meetings
will be discontinued until January 3,
when the club will meet with Mrs. E. L.
Wells. Program: Saint Benedict and
Monte Casino, Mrs. Parker; Cyril and
the Alexandrian tumults, Mrs. Schofeld;
The story OF Hypatia, Mrs. Harris.
The third entertainment in the lecture
course comes tomorrow evening, lee.
ture by Russell H. Conwell, subject "Tbe
Angels Lily" Mr.. Conwell is too well
known here to need any further enco.
MUM. He is one Of if not the most
popular lecturers on the platform today,
wise, witty and magnetic, and the mere
mention OF his name should suffice to fill
the house. His hearers will be sure of a
good lecture.
Hon. c. H. Palmer and daughter OF
Waterloo, P. @, visited at William Nc
Wears lately.
Miss Christabel Brown, who iscanvass-
ing IN Maine, spent few days at her
home recently.
Miss Alice Hutchinson has returned
home from Georgia, where she has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Grace
Spain.
Mrs. Charles Wilder has been quite i'll
tor few days, threatened with pneu-
mOnia.
Eugene Libbcy has been in town for
few days. He has now gone to Bos.
ton, where he has work.
Guy Watson was at home from Bethel
recently, where he is employed as civil
engineer on the new railroad being built
to the granite quarries.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. Harold Fuller have
gone to Johnson where Mr.. Fuller has
position in the State Normal school,
They will board tor the present and
return here during the Christmas vaca-
ton to pack up their household goods,
They are accomplished young people and
very popular here, and their departure is
regretted by many friends.
Leon Hyde of this place was married
Nov. 20 to Miss Eta McNalIy at the
home of her parents in East Burke. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. o. E.
Hardy, few immediate friends being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde went to
Boston on wedding trip, and on their
ret urn will live here
The Parish Aid society of St. Peters
church held their annual Christmas sale
in the vacant store in Stern's block
yesterday and today.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Clarence Dodge.
Miss Mabel Leeis at home from Bar
ton Landing, and seriously ill. Her
sister, Miss LA Lee is teaching in Shelf
field.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of Newport,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Smith, Tor a few days.
The Sons of Veterans will give a dance
in DaIline's Hall Wednesday evening.
Music, Mrs. Brock. All are invited.