St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-22
Mr.. and Mrs.LK. Bonett entertained

members OF Woodbury. HostI " a. NJ
and W. R. c., at their pleasant home
Saturday. Although the day was the
worst one OF the winter thus far and the
drifts had to be shoveled out in several
places in front of the barge containing
the largest number, every one reached
there in safety and returned in good con-
dition. There were 81 to sit down to
the bountiul dinner and they were
treated to sugar on snow in the alter
noon. Mirth and cheer prevailed inside
though the wind howled fercely out
doors. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonett demon
strated once more that they are admira-
bic entertainers.
Mrs. Harriet Ford, Mrs. L. M. Moody,
Mrs. E. D. Lee and Mrs. c. F. Cutting
served clam chowder supper at the
Universalist church Friday night. The
supper was followed by a recognition
contest 10 which there appeared amber
types, daguerreotypes. tin-types and
photographs OF the children, parents and
grandparents taken during the 10th cen.
fury. There were III pictures exhibited
and the prize Of guessing the largest
number was awarded to Mrs. Harry
May, she guessing 95 out Of the III.
The supper and contest were voted
success by all present.
III. Morton has been suffering the
past week from the effects Of a carbuncle
and Libbey Lewis from felon.
Mrs. Herbert Douglas has been enter
tanning her father, Hosea Wright, OF st.
| Johnsbury.
Harry Fuller, Mrs. George Reed, Miss
Alice Reed, Mrs. Fanny Sargent and
Mrs. Charles Powers have been on the
sick list the past week.
Trout Brook Creamery Co. paid its
patrons 3012 cents for January butter.
The whist party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Douglas and Mrs. Harrlette
Ford Wednesday evening was very
pleasant affair and drew full house.
Mrs. Hardy Woodbury. spent the past
week with Mrs. William True.
Miss Addie Woodbury. has closed
successful term of school at South
Victory aad returned to her home at
Royalston Corner.
Mrs. Henry Buckminster of st. Johns
bury has been spending few days with
her mother, Mrs. Isabel Frye.
Mrs. Elmira Storey OF South Victory
has spent the past week with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Ira Gray.
Miss Nellie Written who went to East
st. Johnsbury to work for Rev. E. E.
Grant has returned home and Mrs.
Mary Farnham takes her place.
Miss Bertha Douglas was the guest Of
Miss Jennie Underwood at St. Johnsbury
last week.
Mrs. Hosmer Smith and Mrs. Eugene
Dudley will entertain with whist party
at their home Thursday evening. Every
body invited.
Mrs. Carrie Boutwell, and children
visited her brother, James Frye, at ST..
Johnsbury last week.
They are removing the remaining side
seats at the Universalist church and
extending the platform the entire front
OF the church.
Mrs. l.. W. Hastings and children
spent part of last week with relatives
at Lunenburg.
Mrs. Lizzie Spauding leaves soon for
California, where she will spend a
month, returning with her son Lysle,
who has spent the winter there.
Miss Pea ! Douglas was the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. David Fayles, at St.
Johnsbury last week.
There will be basket ball game at the
town hall Friday evening, Feb. "a,
between the Concord team and St. J. A.,
OF. This is the second gene with st. !.
A.. OF, and in the last game our boys
were defeated. There will be dance at
hotel ball alter the game.
Fred Lillicrap received bad injury tc
his eye by piece of flying steel at thu
stone sheds last Saturday.
Mrs. Warner Temple is spending th,
. week at Lunenburg with her daughter
Mrs. Leslie Bishop.
! The l., A. S. will meet at the Meth
! odist church this Wednesday Afternoon
for work
The following resolutions were adopte
by Red Clover Rebekah Lodge No. 81
l. 0. 0. F., of Concord.
Whereas death has again entered GU
/ Lodge and removed from our midst on
beloved brother Walter A. Dodge.
D., And, whereas by this sad dispensatio
r our lodge has lost worthy and respecte
member.
e Therefore, be it resolved that we wit
whom he was so closely linked will r,
!. member his kind and pleasing ways an
ever cherish his memory,
- Resolved, that we tender to the b.
q reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
. their hour of grief aud mourning.
,. Resolved, that the Charter OF our lode
81 be draped in mourning tor thirty day
le That these resolutions be entered upo
our records, that a copy be sent to tt
of family Of the deceased and also a copy
~ sent to local paper for publication.
lg VIOLA l.. STACY.
LAURA WOODBURY..
or MAUDE A. MAY.
ne Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cushman Of Ea
le' St. Johnsbury have been caring for Nj
at c. b. Folsom the past week.
Mrs. Clara Cbapin and Mrs. Arth
. Forsaith are at Brattleboro attendi
"a the annual convention of the Departm me