St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-05-17
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4 t4he hank commission of that state.
W. Green was born here February 6,
1sA4 For more than quarter of
century be has been prominent citizen
ofTittleton, being connected with the
saranac Glove Co. of that town. the
T,ttleton bank, water and light compani.
&c and other businesses and enterprises.
Ne has held many Offices Of responsibility
and trust, from member of the board OF
location and chairman of the board of
so,ectrneu to member of Gov. Frank w.
DoIl;ns' council in 1899. He was a
4 -.,ornher of the legislature in 1885 and
ogain in 1901, when he filled the impor-
n ant Mace of chairman Of the appropri
atoms committee.
Mrs Powers of Boston is stopping
18th her brother in.law, W. /. Powers,
4 this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahern arei in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Scho6eld go to
Z Woonsocket, R. l., Saturday, for a weeks
4 visit with relatives.
mr.. F. Fl. Davis is in Montpelier,
n o+tending the annual meeting of the Yer
n mont Homeopathic Medical Society, held
at the Pavilion Hotel, Wednesday and
\ Thursday. DR.. Davis will present paper
4 on eczema"
At the ball game Saturday between
the Institute and Derby Academy the
" home team was victorious by score OF
"A II to 6.
The May meeting of the Mothers Club
will be held with the president, Mrs. E. J..
Blodgett Thursday evening May %.
/. B. Harris will address the club on cul-
tivating patriotism.
Miss Hattie Champany and Robert
B StockwelI we're married Friday evening
at the Universalst parsonage, by Rev.
IA Mr.. Evans, and left for brief wedding
a trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Eugene Powers, and Mrs. George
Wheeler, delegates from Juniper Branch
Lodge, D. of R., are attending the state
meeting OF the Rebekahs at Burlington.
Mrs. A. L. Finney, who has held the
~ office of state treasurer for IA consecutive
years, is also in attendance.
The pupils of the graded school will
WI give an e4ulDillOu vi SpEdhiuS anu snug
ing, in Music Hall, Friday evening, May
"a &c. They have prepared little operetta,
which with songs, recitations, ETC., makes
up very interesting program. A small
admission will be asked, as the children
IA wish to raise money for the purchase OF
pictures for their schoolrooms, and it is
hoped there will be good attendance.
al They are planning also to have an ex.
hibition OF their work, and sale of articles
# they have made home made candies, etc.
# This will be held in the schoolhouse the
last week of the term.
The Lyndon Woman's Club had very
enjoyable musical evening at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Powers, Fri
# day. The guests were only the members
Of the club and their husbands, and few
outside, who were asked to take part.
Two piano duets were played by Mrs.
c. G. Norris and Mrs. Henry Brown, also
Il piano solo by Miss Grace Jcslyn. Henry
Brown and Harry Wakefield both sang
solos, as did Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Harry
Smith, all Of which were highly appreci-
ated An especially charming number
was ladies' quartet, "Forget-me-not,' y
by Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Norris and Miss Effie Kent. Mrs. Morri-
M son also sang solo, with flute obligato
Re by Francis Jewell. MIR. Jewell played a
# beautiful flute solo. Herbert Burnham
@ gave two Rotations in an inimitable
way, which were greatly enjoyed. The
program complete was delightful one,
and most creditable to our local must.
clans. Light refreshments were served
during the evening, which closed with a
# social hour.
Miss Clara Gibson, graduate of the
nurses training school at Brightlook
E Hospital at St. Johusbury has located
here with her sister, Mrs. Avery Bigelow
on Main street.
The young ladies' whist club which has
held many pleasant sessions this winter,
closed with a dance in Darling's hall
81 Thursday evening. The defeated side, OF
which Mrs. Ray Leonard was captain,
entertained the winning side, Miss Nora
Thompson, captain. Mrs. Brock fur
nished music for dancing, and about %
couples participated in the pleasure oil
the evening. Light refreshments were
served between figures.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell spent a
few days at their Willoughby cottage
last week.
Henry Brown and family have moved
81 into tenement in the Stern block, and
Judge Charles Rogers is himself to occu.
py the tenement they vacate in his house
VI on South street.
Mrs. Naomi Richardson of Westmort
va has been visiting Mrs. Charles Webb for
few DAYS. She is having her cottage at
81 Lake Willoughby, opposite the hote
that was burned, fitted up for taking
6oarders, Jay Butler putting in a new
M furnace. bathroom, etc.
Mrs. Warren Kenison has been quite il
Tor few days.
The Congregational Sunday school has
been holding contest to see which side
@ could gain the most new members for thu
school. Miss Blanche Connor's side, the
~ winning one, was entertained in the yes
try Friday evening, by the losing side
OF which Miss Helen Pride was captain
Iwenty-three members were added to thu
school by this competition.
Mrs. Robert Child and two sons, from
Bradford, have been stopping with he
@ mother, Mrs. W. S. Masten.
Rev. F. W. Evans has rented hous
IN Lyndon, and will move there soon.
The local lodge ofGood Templars wen
TO Sheffield lastweek Tuesday night tt
an ice cream supper and installation o
officers.
Esther Cboo+er n r g has ENGAGED