St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-14
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week visiting old iriends'
Ms E. A. Spaulding of Cleveland,
o;:n ,'' was a recent guest at the home OF
Un'I brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ID.
B. Davis.
Mics Louise Trowbridge of Boston is in
town for few days.
Twentv.six members OF the Christian
-Iasovor society of the Congregational
E nNnch drove to East Burke Friday even
c:nond visited the society there, enjoying |
NE e,easant social evening, with nice re-
freshments'
Miss Grace Finney, who has sung at
.hs TJniyersalist church faithfully for
- -n months. has finished singing there
1ne The present, as she is to be away from
~, for the greater part of the summer.
Rev. Dwight Ball occupied the Univers-
ol;st pulpit again Sunday.
rb;ldren's Day was observed at the
Congregational church Sunday with
snnropriate exercises, the church being
Saapdsomely trimmed for the occasion.
A snecial sermon was preached, and sew
eraI children were baptized.
ouiet wedding took place at the resi-
de "a = Of Charles Darling last Wednesday
evening. in which place Judge Charles
pnoers was married to Mrs. Buel OF
Ctanstead. P. O. The ceremony was per-
lined by Rev. E. G. French, and MIR.
and Mrs. Rogers went at once to their
ONE on Shouthstreet, where they are
now keeping house. Congratulations are
extended by their many friends.
One Of the prettiest weddings of this
month of matrimony took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Powers
last Wednesday evening, June 7, when
their daughter, Miss Daisy M. Powers,
was united to Clarence H. Batchelder.
The bride and groom are among our
most popular young people, and thelr
many friends are glad that they are still
to make their home here in town. About
rs relatives and intimate friends were in
attendance on this occasion. The cere-
mony took place in the home parlor,
under a floral arch, the house being very
nrettily decorated with ferns, flowers and
potted plants. Miss Winnie Blake, a
cousin of the bride. was maid of honor
Russell Griswold best man, and Harold
Batchelder, Archie Powers, and Clyos
Blake, ushers. The wedding march from
"Lohengrin" was played by Mrs. l.. 1
Huntley, and the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. William Shaw OF thu
Methodist church, using the impressive
ring service. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white lace over white silk
and carried white carnations, and tn
maid of honor wore blue silk and carried
pink carnations. An informal reception
followed the ceremony, and refreshment
of ice cream, and assorted cakes wit
fruit punch were served. The weddin
presents were numerous and beautiful
and attested the hearty good wishes
many friends. The happy couple took
quiet exit for unknown regions, while
crowd OF friends were patiently waitin
at the station for the midnight tran
They have gone to housekeeping IN tt
house on Elm street belonging to Josep
Webster.
The Old Pine Golf Club team of S
Iohnsbury came here Saturday an
Il PLAYED the home team Is holes, beatir
q them 10 up. The game was witnesst
Il by number of spectators, lncludlr
Il some ladies and gentlemen from
u Tohnsbury. 1t was closely contested ar
ri some excellent scores made, the recol
play 43, being lowered to AZ, by E. \
Taft. The visitors took supper at Il
q Union House, and drove home IL the ev
d ming, expressing themselves as having c
q joyed the afternoon.
The Mothers Club meets with Mi
Allan S. Holbrook Thursday evenin
The subject for disussion is Home u
cipline."
Rev. J.. c. Bodwell has received call
the Congregational church at Mach
sport, Me-, where he will 60 in a Il
weeks. He will have a salary OF S11
and good parsonage, and his ma
friends here are glad to know OF
success.
Mrs. Clara (Steru) Fucker and tn
children and her sister Bertha, from N
York, are at their fathers, S. Stern, TO-
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Chase have gone
the Union House to board for thesum
The Abnaki Club will hold wee
picnic at their grounds every Ihurso
and all members are invited to come
bring their supper.
Mrs. Amelia Church of Walpole, n
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L
Pierce, who is very low.
Gleason Young. the former .princi
here. died at his sisters home IN Ma
June /.
The scholars of the graded school :
have an exhibition of their work an
sale of home made articles and candy
the schoolhouse Thursday atterno
This is the day on which the schools
close for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Cheney b
given uphousekeeping in Joseph Webst
house and taken rooms in the .
block, where Mrs. Cheney will do al
making. ,,.
Two former Lyndon girls, Mi
Katherine Eaton and Gratia Balch.'
among the graduates ct st. ohnst
this week, the former graduating,
honors, and both are honored by b
chosen as speakers. Our town
proud that her daughters should
have received due praise.
NORTH DANVILLE.