St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-03-08
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.

E. Fl. Hallett organized Grange at
Waterford last week, which is called the |
Connecticut Valley Grange. He also
visited the oranges at Passumpsic,
Lunenburg and Sheffield and found them
in good condition.
Wilbur Brook, who has been working
for William Mclaughlin, has gone to
Sheffield to work in the creamery.
Miss Helen Hartman has been visiting
Miss Sarah Carrick at St. Johnsbury.
George Pierce spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Pierce,
at Maplewood Farm.
Mrs. Hill and her daughter Matte,
who have been visiting at Barton, have
returned home.
A. B. Pringle spent Thursday at Bar
net visiting relatives.
A barge load of people attended the
cantata "Queen Esther" at East st.
Johnsbury Friday evening. A good time
was reported and the entertainment
paid them for their trouble.
| Mrs. Ii. !. Beck spent Thursday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Laughlin.
Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Charlie
Salmon, Mrs. Mary Hallett, Mrs. Truman
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce, Mrs.
Hollis Pierce and Fl. J. Powers.
Mrs. Smith Emerson fell last week and
, is now obliged to 60 with cane.
, Rev. P. B. Fisk supplied the pulpit at
the Congregational vestry, Sunday
5 Dwight Simpson, who works at Fitch
burg, Mass spent few days at home
e last week.
The monthly business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor will be held Wednes'
$ day evening at seven O'Clock.
! The Junior Christian Endeavor will
4 give ten-cent supper from six to eight
\ o'clock Friday evening. After the supper
~ a short program will be given and
=, social hour with games will be enjoyed
= The proceeds will be used for getliu;
10 supplies to help carry on the JUNO
20 work in more prosperous way.
~ cordial invitation is extended to all t
e come and make the evening pleasan
,e one.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley of New Yor
a and Arthur Wiley, who was in Souther
err Pines, N. c., were called here on accour
an of the sudden death of their brothe
gs George Wiley.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charlie Brockway, viii
CHI out driving Sunday met with an acc
Ne dent. AS they were turning around c
Ne leads to their home, the sleigh Sieve
by tipping them out. The shafts we
ms broken and Mrs. Brockway hurt her h
nd quite badly, besides being we'll shaken II
pie Mr.. Brockway was fortunate and {
all capped without being hurt.
'uf A play will be given at Grange HI
ere Thursday night entitled Village Farm
IN 1t will be given by talent from out
ai town.
t1 of A number OF friends of Mr.. and M
,e;r J. R. Jackson, late ct st. Johnsbu
n Center, called on them Friday evening
oct their home in West Somerville, Mass,
The celebrate Mrs. Jackson's 23d birthds
ain The Vermonters present were Mr.. a
No Mrs. Fred Winch, Mr.. and Mis-. Jesse
oed Gage, Miss Beatrice Brook, Carl De
Sish more, Mrs. Lucy Jackson, and
yht. Gaynor. The evening was spent
ink social converse and progressive VIII
a;d Refreshments were served. The que
and LETT about midnight, after express
rs themselves as having had most emf
able able evening and wishing Mrs. Jacks
lent many more happy years, Mrs. Jacks
received some handsome presents.
rs The employees of the CALIFORNIAN Of
aore at St. Johnsbury spent most enjoys
our evening Saturday, when they were v
opu. pleasantly entertained at the home
has Miss Ida Learned. musical progi
err of was much enjoyed, cake and coffee y
pam served, and the later hours were spen
lens dancing in Grange Hall. All report
that of the pleasantest evenings Of the sea-