St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-12
AT THE WILLIE.
How the Fourth was gpent-Sundry
Personals and Other Matters,

snective celebrations. Quite large par.
ty assembled on the golf grounds and
spent the day, enjoying picnic dinner
and supper, and fireworks in the even
ing. The band went to Wells River and
gave a concert Monday evening and then
to Lisbon, where they furnished excellent
music for the parade and concert. The
ladies who accompanied them were Mrs.
Frank Wiley, Mrs. Ora Wilmot, Mrs.
Will Parker, Mrs. Asa McKenny, Mrs.
Charles Fisher. Mrs. Bert Humphrey,
Mrs. Heman Burpee and Mrs. E. ].
Blodgett. During the parade E. c. Earle
was knocked down and run over by
runaway horse and hurt somewhat,
though not seriously. Wednesday even.
ing the band gave their regular concert
on Depot Park.
Mrs. Asa McKenny and son, Malcolm,
from Somerville, Mass, are visiting her
parents here.
Miss Susie Hume has engaged the room
in the Weber house, formerly occupied
by Miss Susan Cunningham, and will
board at Mrs. Robinson's.
Cyrel Charland has been painting, re-
pairing and otherwise improving the
house he bought recently on South street,
Mrs. H. L. Parker spent last week at
Old Orchard Beach with Mrs. ]. c.
Eaton.
There will be a band concert on the
park near the station this "Wednesday
evening, and the Sons of Veterans will
give one of their popular dances after the
concert, at Darling's hall, with music by
Mrs. Brock. Ice cream and cake served
by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Charles NJ. Darling has gone to Pop.
ham Beach, Me-, where Mrs. Darling and
thechildren will join him littlelater.
Lorne Downey, for number of years
a popular clerk in Dodge & Watson's,
was married Monday evening, July 3,
to Miss Edith Mildred Frazier at Dayton,
Me- Mr.. and Mrs. Downey will 60 to
housekeeping in Mr.. Norton's house on
Park avenue.
Mrs. Giffin and two daughters have
gone to the White Mountains to work
through the summer.
Mrs. Dickinson of Barnet has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Shonyo.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. French are spend
ing two weeks vacation in Beverley,
Mass.
The college students, Ralph Dodge
from Middebury, Arthur Stuart from
Dartmouth, Miss Carrie Campbell from
Burlington, are at home for the summer.
Josie Wells is also at home from Cod
dard Seminary, Wesley Emerson from
the School of Pharmacy in Boston, Rob.
bert Watson from Norwich University,
and Miss Alice Hutchinson from Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Mary Emerson from Nashua, N.
H., and Charles Emerson from New
York spent tie Fourth at home. Miss
Mary Hight of Jefferson, N. H., was also
guest at the Emersons' few days.
Fred White, who has been boarding at
A. L. Finney's, has gone to the Union
House for the summer.
Charles Norris has gone on a business
trip to Arizona. Mrs. Norris and the
children are staying at A. H. Walters
during his absence.
The Rev. George Mead is spending this
month in New York city.
DR.. Richard Wilder and children from
Whiteield visited his mother last week.
Elwyn Campbell and their children,
and Miss Ellie Campbell from Fairhaven,
Mass, are at their fathers, E. NJ.
Campbell.
Rev. J. Howard Flower of Hartland
has occupied the Universalist pulpit for
the past two Sundays.
Frank Sherburne of Barton Landing
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. B. J. Campbell.
Miss Edna Goss, who is working for
the Peerless Co., at Barton, has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. w. L. Guild, for
few days, going from here Saturday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Guild, at St. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frappier, and Mrs.
L. T. Huntley have gone to North Hat
ley, P. O.. to remain few weeks.
Miss Bessie Aldrich spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Camp, at St.
Johnsbury.
Hunting for Hawkins" a comedy
which promises great amount of fun.
is scheduled to appear in Music Hall
Thursday evening, July 10.
Frederick Rainey is to remain at M. M.
Harris through the summer, and will
tutor pupils for entrance to Lyndon In
stitute in the fall.
Miss Alice Hutchinson is at home for
the summer, going to Lowell to sing
Sundays through July, and remaining at
home all through the month OF August.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmot and children,
Geneva and Pearl, have gone to Barton
to spend several weeks with Mrs. Will
mot's parents there.
Charles Blake has bought James Buel's
house on Charles street, and will move
there at once. Mr.. Buell. and family are
to move on to their farm on Bemis Hill,
and will build a new house there eventu-
ally.
Mrs. Warren Kenerson is i'll, and under
the care OF trained nurse. Mrs. Noyes
of Lyndon is caring for her.
Mrs. Herbert Walter of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending her vacation with
her sister and other relatives in town.
Charles Walter, her brother in.law, is
very ill with rheumatism, and has been
confined to his bed for over week.
The Mothers club will hold its July
meeting with Mrs. Albert Ruggles next
week Thursday evening, July 20. The
meeting will be led by Mrs. George
pierce +ha suhiect for discussion being