St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-04
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E. 7. Blodgett went to Randolph for a
few DAYS last week to see his father, who
is seriously i'll from the effects of bad
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walter, who are
now living in Cambridge, Mass, spent
the holidays with his brother, Charles
Walter and mother, Mrs. l. D. Bemis.
Mrs. Lombard, who has been seriously
i'll with the grip at her cousins, Mrs. H.
w. Lyster, for several weeks is somewhat
better.
Miss Glenn Sisby of Littleton, has been
visiting her uncle, H. L. Parker, for few
days.
The Knights of Pythias gave very
pleasant concert and ball Wednesday
evening, with a good attendance. Mrs.
Brooks orchestra furnished music, and
Frank O. French, nonologuist, appeared
in the concert. The music for dancing
was fine, as we'll as the concert, and all
who attended report delightful evening
Supper was furnished in the society's hall
by the Universalist Ladies Aid society.
On Dec. "a a pleasant wedding took
place at the home of the brides parents,
when Miss Martha 6. Ingerson was
married to Harland M. Girdler of Little.
ton. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. Fl. Lyster in the presence of a
few relatives and intimate friends. Mrs.
Girdler has been an efficient employe in
the Citizens" Telephone office and is one
of our most popular and charming young
ladies. Mr.. Girdler was formerly en-
ployed at J.. c. Eaton & Co.'S, and is now
engaged in the plumbing business in
Littleton, where they willlive Congrat-
ulations are extended.
The house owned by the late Susan and
Rosaline Graves was sold at auction last
week and bought by L. B. Harris for
$4,000. Mr.. Harris also bought the old
village schoolhouse at auction for $125,
intending to tear it down for the lumber.
He intends to build one or two new dwell.
ings here and at the Center next year,
and will probably build one on the lot
next to the Graves house.
The Lyndon Woman's Club met with
Mrs, Erton Shorey, Thursday, the sub
ject of the meeting being Italy" The
Shakespeare Club begin their meetings
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home. Subject, THE Divided Kingdom"
History Of Israel is given by Miss Rainey.
History of Judah by Mrs. Parker,
Destruction of Jerusalem by Mrs. Staples.
Daniel Mckay died at his home last
week, leaving an invalid wife and four
small children in destitute condition.
His body was taken to his former home
in New Hampshire, and the family have
also been sent there, the kindness of the
Methodist ladies helping them very much.
Rev. E. 6. French began his duties as
pastor of the Congregational church,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and Ber-
nice spent Christmas with relatives in
Lexington, Mass.
The members Of the Lyndon Club with
their wives and other lady friends, spent
an enjoyable evening Saturday, socially,
in the club rooms. Refreshments were
served. and the guests remained long
enough to welcome the New Year with
pleasant hopes and good wishes.
Wesley Emerson has returned to the
Boston College of Pharmacy.
Miss Charlotte Kenney clerked tor
Granville Wheeler through the holidays,
but is now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Heth give a
dancing party in Music Hall this evening
in honor of their daughter, Miss Shirley
Mae Heth, who has been visiting them
for some time.
Mrs. James Kenney is improving after
a severe bronchial attack.
The college students return to their re-
spective halls of learning this week:
Carrie Campbell to Burlington, Ralph
Dodge to Middlebury, Arthur Stuart to
Dartmouth, Robert Watson to Mortified
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson recently
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
Wilson.
Albert Gorham OF Nebraska has been in
town, called here by the death of bis
| father, John W. Gorham.
Frank E. Harris, the new proprietor
of the A. c. Harvey store, st. Johnsbury
offers great bargains in clothing and
gents furnishings.