St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-06-28
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Messrs. A. B. Pratt and W. W.Morrison
of Boston were at l. 81. Halls the first
of the week.
Miss Mary Brewer is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. c. T. Walter.
Mrs. Horace Locklin OF Portsmouth,
N. H., called on her aunt, Mrs. S. l..
Brown, and other friends, Thursday.
Mrs. Blanche McPhee of Williamstown,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Bradley, for few weeks,
returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs.Amos Cole and daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Eggleston, spent Saturday
and Sunday at Lancaster visiting Mrs.
Coles father, Henry Mcmillan, who is in
very poor health.
Mrs. Myra Lamond and Miss Anna
Thompson went Thursday to North
Danville to visit at L. c. Stanton's.
A party of about Is from this place
Joined the Woodmen' 8 excursion to Owls
Head, Thursday.
Mrs. Eleanor Skinner, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Will Delany, for
several months, has gone to North Hyde
Park to visit her daughter, Miss Alma
Souther.
A petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by Alonzo Deos, a farmer. He has liza.
bilities OF $206.06 and assets Of sos.
E.V.Perkins ofBridgewater is engaged
as principal of the Lyndon academy and
graded school the coming year.
Mrs. Noyes and daughter Margery Of
Chicago are visiting at Rev. William
Shaw's.
Misses Hattie and Fife Colby are at
home from Orange, Mass, for their
summer vacation. r
Miss Maud Bailey arrived home last
week Tuesday, having graduated from
the Moody school at Mortified, Mass.
Miss Mary Chayer returned home
Thursday, having graduated from Mont
pelier Seminary.
Mrs. Effie Parsons OF Martinsvlle, P.
O., has been caring f>r her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Bowker, tie past six weeks.
She returns home to(ay accompanied by
her mother, who will make an extended
visit.
Lawrence Spencer has gone to the
White Mountains to work this summer.
Twenty-three members of Barbara
Fritchie Division No. 2, Daughters Of
| Liberty, visited tk division at East
Burke Wednesday eIening and enjoyed q
delightful time.
Roland Spencer, Who is in the employ
of I. H. Hall, Jr., received rather severe
wound last Monday night from nail
which was driven lutte deeply into his
foot.
Mrs. Helen L. Tnompsop attended q
reunion of the teachers and scholars o.
District No. 2 in tile town OF Kirby al
the schoolhohse, Saturday. She was 6
teacher of that school many years age
and the meeting was delightful one.
The ladies of the Congregations
church held an ice cream social on Mrs
E. NJ. Swett's lawn Friday evening
The piazzas and lawn were handsomely
decorated with Chinese lanterns and {
| goodly number assembled to enjoy so
cial hour and partake of the cake and ic
cream which were truly delicious. TIL
society netted about $7.4O.
The monthly business citing of tn
Epworth League falls on July 4, so it i
thought best to hold the meeting Of
Monday evening, July g.
1. H. Hall has purchased of Henry L
Wetherby the w. Fl. 81. McGaffey hous
| on Chapel street and will move there i
the near future.
Frank Spencer moved last Monda
from the house which he sold some tim
ago to Rev. A. Gregory to the tenemen
recently occupied by I. M. Weeks, owe
Pope and Paris store.
| Ashley Williams and S. c. Trefren ar
repairing the old Charles Sidney hous
and will soon have it ready for occupant!
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hall, who recent
moved to George Morrill's have returne
to the village and are living in one Of
c. Trefren's tenements.
III. Hall has decided to his son, Lorer
20 Hall, rs acres OF land near the electri
light plant and they are preparing t
build a house on it Immediately. Nj
Blood, who is at work on the house,
about to move into Lang WEIGHS TEN
ment. His son, Harry Blood, who is i
the employ of I. 81. Hall, Jr., has jus
moved from one OF Scott Farnum's ten
ments to the William Powers house q
Hadleyville.
Rev. w. c. Clark started on his vacs
ton last Monday. He Is accompanie
by Mrs. Clark and they go first to Blu
lington to the commencement exercise
of the College of which Mr.. Clark is a
alumnus and from which a brother {
Mrs. Clark is about to graduate. The
will also visit Mrs. Clark's former hon
in Grand Isle County and the home {
Mr.. Clark's parents in Georgia, bein
absent nearly three weeks. No service
expected at the Congregational churc
next Sunday, but Rev. Mr.. Evans wi
preach the following Sunday and condut
the social fneetirpS