St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-11-22
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a large audience being present. Mr.. Gil.
lam has made, an excellent impression
mon the people here and the meetings
have attracted large attendance The
singing of Miss Alice Leith has been
greatly enjoyed. 1t seems evident that
Great deal Of good has been done. Prob.
ABLY about 100 people will unite with
the various evangelical churches as
result OF these meetings.
Letters received from Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Fl. Pierce and Miss Nellie Pierce announce
their safe arrival in California after a
pleasant journey.
The Unversalist ladies had a very
successful fair and food sale in the Stern
block, Wednesday and Thursday. The
ladies OF st. Peters Guild will have their
annual fair Wednesday and Thursday of
this week in the same block.
The Shakespeare Club meets this after
noon with Mrs. |. D. Bemis. Program:
Arius and Athanasius, Mrs. Chase;
Ecumenical councils and the Niceue creed,
Mrs. Wlmot; Methods of worship, Mrs.
Mcdowell.
A Choral Union has been formed here
with Edward Kingsley as director. Those
interested met in Darling hall Friday
evening to organize, and will have
twelve rehearsals and grand concert in
closing.
There will be chicken pie supper at
St. Elizabeth's church Saturday evening
DR.. Richard Wilder with his son
Richard of Whitefield, N. H., visited his
mother and sisters here last week.
Harry Stahler has returned to his place
in the Plating Works. His family vii
come back here as soon as they can find
a tenement.
L. B. Harris is preparing a little
brochure advertising and describing the
work of the banks here, which will be
beautifully illustrated and an artistic
little pamphlet.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Eaton have closed
their house at Lyndon and came to their
rooms here, which they will occupy
through the winter.
Mrs. D. M. Sisby and son Lewis, have
gone to Lakewood, N. j., for the benefit
OF he latter's health.
Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. George Mead's
mother, 80 years OF age, is at the hospi-
tai in St. Johnsbury being treated for
cataracts on her eyes with, it is hoped,
good success.
Mrs. Salmon Stern is in New York.
She has recently attended there the silver
wedding anniversary of her brother,
Moses Cohen.
Harris Allen is acting as book-keeper
for Lang & WEIGH.
Mrs. E. 6. French is little better, and
able to return home from Johnson,
where she has been i'll at her mothers.
Miss Winona Libbey has been visiting
in Georgetown, Mass, and Manchester,
N. H.
George Fisher injured his knee quite
badly Monday afternoon, at Bar
ton Landing, while stepping off the train.
The joint was dislocated, but he is as
comfortable as can be expected.
Fl. B. Davis returned Sunday after.
noon from the hospital at St. Johnsbury,
where he has been several weeks. The
operation was successful, and Mr.. Davis,
though still quite weak, is gaining well.
Hon John B. Pickett, of Bradford,
was in town Monday on legal business.
The ladies of the Episcopal society have
postponed their fair until the second
week in December, dates to be announced
later.
Mrs. Dan Lemere died quite suddenly
Sunday, after an illness of only few
days. The cause OF death was partial
shock, which she sustained some time
ago. She was Lying in Parker's tene.
ment house on the corner of Main street,
at the time of her death. She leaves
husband. and one son, sixteen years old,
by former husband.
The Universalist church and society
hold reception at the church this even
ing, to their new pastor, Rev. |. w. Nc
Laufin and family. MIR. McLaufin
has wife, son and daughter. They
are welcome additions to our place and
society. and the church is very glad to
again have settled minister.
The work of changing the steam pipes
at the railroad shops is progressing
slowly, and will probably take some two
or three weeks longer.
There were about 80 additions to the
Methodist church Sunday. There are
also between 40 and so to join the
Congregational church, on the first COM
munion Sunday in December.
Olin Roundy and family spent Sunday
with relatives in St. Johnsbury.
Miss Ida Pearl visited her cousin, Mrs.
Stone, at St. Johnsbury, over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Batchelder has been
cler king in Granville Wheeler's jewelry
store during his absence in Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Schofeld have
moved into the lower tenement OF Mrs.
Florence Camps house on Main street.
Mrs. Fred Torrant OF st. Johnsbury
spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. B. ].
Campbell.
Mrs. Will Weeks, an experienced hand
at the stick, is working in Fl. B.
Davis & Co.'S printing Office, during the
illness OF Mr.. Davis.
See Our Husbands Co.'S Adv. Get SIS
easy.