St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
HARVEY.

Miss Annie Cunningham is spending
the holidays with her mother, Mrs. P.
Cunningham.
7. F. Rice is drawing the telephone
poles to the track near Danville depot
that the New England Co. recently
bought Of H. ]. Williams.
Frank Moore was at home Sunday
from his work in Peacham.
Mrs. ]. L. Woodward returned from
ST. Johnsbury Wednesday where she has
b,en visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eliot.
Patrick McGiH and his men are press
ing hay this week for Carl Clifford Of
Peacham.
Alvin and John Dunn of East Cabot
recently visited at the home OF !. l..
Frye.
Mrs. Helen Wesson OF Littleton has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. K.
Wakefield, TOR few days.
Eugene Putnam OF Marsh6eld was at
W. A. Woodward's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gadapee and
children of St. Johnsbury were recently
guests of James McGill.
An accident to the machinery at the
electric plant caused an eclipse OF the
lights all day Sunday and Monday,
while workmen were toiling to repair
damages. The Christmas services were
somewhat dampencd, or rather, darken-
ed, in const quence, as were the stores OF
merchants who were kept busy Monday
evening. Lights came on about four
O'Clock Tuesday morning, and people
l.. f1~ Tho ~
we have had in the past few weeks.
Miss Mary Emerson was at home from
Nashua, N. H., for. Christmas. Miss
Minnie Rodey also visited at ID. T,
Emersor's en- route to Newport to spend
Christmas with friends.
Robert Child and family from Bradford
were Christmas sojourners at w. S,
Masters; DR.. c.. w. Staples came from
Boston to spend the day with his family:
L.C. Todd was also at home Sunday
and Monday.
Quite little excitement was caused
Monday evening by the loss OF little
Alice, the six.vear. old daughter of Mr.
Hall the barber, who lives in Miss Nellie
Pierce's house. The child went out If
the afternoon with her doll and carriage
and when it grew dark, and it was al
dark as pocket Monday evening, hei
family became alarmed and tor a few
hours there was an excited search for thu
little one. She was found at last
wandering about the streets, not NOR
than two city blocks from home, bu
cold, bewildered, frightened and complete
ly lost. A few hours at home, however
restored her equanimity and. a bad scar
was soon over.
The Shakespeare Club resumes meeting
next week. Wednesday the Club meet
with Mrs. E. L. Wells, with the follow
ing program: Nestonan and Pelagial
heresies, Mrs. Newell; Saint Benedict am
Monte Casino. Mrs. Parker; Cyril an,
the Alexandrian tumults, Mrs. Scho6eld
The story of Hypatia, Mrs. Harris. Th
Woman's Club will not meet until Janu
airy II, when they meet with Mrs. S.
Wilson.
Mrs. E. J. Bodgett of the Shakespear
Club has been appointed to have charg
OF the Women's Club department OF tn
State Federation, taking the place {
Miss Margaret ROBBIE of St. Johnsbury
who has resigned. The new editor wi
Ue SIdu W IecelVe any lttmS oI dIliCtes
interest in regard to the work OF th
clubs in the Federation.
Mrs. {. W. Staples h gone to Barto
to spend few days with her father an
mother.
Miss Bessie Aldrich spent Christine
with her mother in St. Johnsbury.
DR.. Harry M. Smith and wife sper
Christmas at Mrs. Smiths former hon
in Montpelier.
Miss Blanche Cleary of this place, OF
OF our popular young ladies, was ma