St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Hastings AM
daughter Marion are spending few
days at East Burke, guests of their uncle
Frank Temple.
William Pratt has resigned his position
with the building committee on the new
town hall, and Carl White takes hi:
place.
o. N. Harvey is improving his residence
with new kitchen and bath room.
Mrs. Haskell is nursing in the family Of
Elmer Reed.
The ladies of the ". R. c. will observe
Flag Day, this Wednesday with an ice
cream supper followed by short enter
tainment and promenade. A good at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. Edward Goss and children Helen
and Merle of Waterford have been spend.
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Miner
Carpenter.
Miss Jennie Cade entertained her cousin
Miss Jessie McGil OF Barnet at the hotel
the first ofthe week.
Mrs. Gertrude Crowell and Mrs. Mary
Hastings attended the sessions of the
grand chapter o. E. S. at Brattleboro
last week.
Miss Louise Warbey of Sawyerville.
?. g., was the guest of Mrs. Edgar
Harvey last week.
Mrs. Frank Reed OF St. Johnsbury has
been spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. B. Cutting.
Mrs. Elmer Wadleigh of ST. Tohnsbury
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Edgar Harvey, last week.
small party gathered at hotel hall
last "Wednesday evening, and enjoyed a
social dance.
Mrs. Julia Underwood, who has spent
the past month with her nephew, c. E,
Dudley, returned to her home i'll Cochit-
uate, Mass, Tuesday.
Mrs. John Folsom of Lunenburg was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. c. L. Stacy.
last week
Children's Day was observed at the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
the order OF exercises was very inter. {
esting one. Next Sunday morning Child $
ren's Day will be observed at the Univers. I
alist church. Rev. Thomas Butler will t
return from Philadelphia this week and
occupy the pulpit at that time. }
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gray and daughter q
OF Victory were guests at Abby Gray's
the past week. Il
Mrs. L. L. Shackford has been enter '
tanning her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will.
lam Houghton, of Lyndon. T
Mrs. Chauncey Miltemore entertained
a, lew friends at her pleasant home, j
Thursday, in honor of the Goth birthday a
Of Mrs. B. F. Rollins. Light refresh.
nents were served. Z
Mrs. Achsa Turner, who has spent the o
past few months with friends in Brattle. IL
ooro, is now stopping with her sister S
Mrs. L. L. Shackford. [
Mrs. Mary Farnham and children. A
-arrie and Frank, left Friday for Con. N
1ecticut to be absent several weeks.
Harry Moyes, who has spent the b
Ulnter with his sister, Mrs. Emanuel
has gone to Hardwick to work al
n the granite sheds. NJ
Miss Susie Joslyn of Royalston Corner
was guest at D. A. Pixies, Friday. o.
Mrs. Lizzie Spauding of st. Tohnsburv H
has been spending afew days with friends fu
in town.
Mrs. Leslie Bishop and two children of b.
Lunenburg and Mrs. L. N. Hastings and d
children of Miles Pond were guests at
Warren Temples the last of the week. n
Mrs. Augusta Davis has gone to
to be absent several weeks. al
Miss Mamie Harvey, who has spent
the past six weeks in Mrs. Patrick's W
millinery parlors at st. Johnsbury, re.
turned home Sunday. :,
The graduating class of 'O5 OF the r
grammar school held an ice cream supper W
and promenade at the Universalist v
church Friday evening, which was very
well patronized and pleasant time en- !,
Ioyed. N
Mrs. Rhoda Ripley entertained her n
sisters the past week, Mrs. Abby Brigham y
OF Miles Pond, Mrs. Lois Albee of Little. -
ton, and Mrs. Alonzo Quin1by of St. =,
Dohnsbury. =
At the special village meeting Friday S
night 1T was voted to accept the code OF re
bylaws as drawnup by the trustees and a
TO raise ~ cents on dollar of the grand is
list tor village improvement. ri
Mrs. Carrie Douglas visited her mother ell
Mrs; J. {. Taylor at st. Tohnsbury, last re
week. - '''S' a.
Carl White and Charles Howard snent ~
the past week in Waterford. ~
The W. c. T. U. meeting held Thursday b,
was very interesting one. An excellent U
paper was read by Mrs. Aida Enright S
and there were selections by Mrs. Nor. W
ton, Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Bonett Mrs L
Carpenter, Mrs. May. Mrs. Ioslyn, MRS.
Stacy and songs by Mrs. Carpenter and
Mrs. Richardson. Sandwiches and cot.
zee were served. Mrs. A. J. Hull presided !
In very intelligent and graceful manner, F
&c. Mooney, who has spent the past
few months at home, repairing his resi-. 1
dence, left Monday for Maine.
Mrs. Annie Isham entertained her a
m other, Mrs. Isham ofVictory over Sun. G
day. -
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