St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-04
LYNDON.

LYNDON.
Miss Bertha German OF st. JonnsDury
visited at Joseph Chayer's over Sunday
Miss Nellie Morey of Bloomington is
visiting Miss Hattie Gour.
Miss Dema Chaver returned Tuesday
to Bridgewater, Mass, where she ATTENDS
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Farnum, Florence
and Hiram Farnum, and Miss MAUD
Bailey, returned Monday from visit OF
three or four days at Peacham.
Mrs. w. c. Clark went Monday to
Burlington to receive treatment at the
hospital.
Mr.. Jackson, former teacher at the
Institute, visited J. F. Smith few days
ago.
Charles Bailey of Redstone, N. H.,
returned home last week after short
visit to his parents.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches are holding union meetings this
week. Sunday at the Congregational
church, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings at the Congregational vestry, and
Thursday, Friday and Sunday evenings
at the Methodist church.
The village trustees have conferred
with the officers of the Electric Light Co.
and satisfactory arrangements have
been made so that for the present the
streets will be lighted.
At the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Grange, Saturday evening, December "a,
only a few officers were elected on ac-
count of the lateness of the hour, the
remainder of the business being post
poned to an adjourned meeting. On
Tuesday evening of last week the Grange
had public Christmas tree in their hall,
and by a system of drawing slips of
paper, each member received a small gilt
from some other member. The unload
! irg OF the tree was preceded by a
program of Rotations and vocal and
instrumental music. After short social
period the outsiders withdrew and the
Grange opened in secret session, when
the remainder of the officers were elected.
the completed list being as follows:
Master, W. L. Park; overseer, w. c.
Way; lecturer, Mrs. Helen Pope; treas
urer, L. W. Park secretary, Mrs. Emma
AISIlCu qua pldluJ MIS- I1OldSS JOuCSi
steward, Carl Jones; assistant steward,
F. ]. Trefren; gate keeper, Thomas Fitz-
patrick; Pomona, Mrs. Earvey Daniels;
Flora, Mrs. Morton Cheney; Ceres,
Miss Mary Hannett; lady assistant
steward, Miss Ida Hannett. meeting
was held Saturday evening for the
installation of the officers and banquet
was provided for the members of the
Grange.
Ger. Sherman Council, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ,
have elected officers for the coming year,
to be installed at the next meeting:
Councillor, L. W. Gray; vice councillor,
Ashley Williams; recording secretary, c.
Houghton; assistant recording secre-
tarv, George Hoyt; financial secretary,
c. B. Bradshaw; treasurer, w. ]. Pope;
warden, ]. w. Randall; inside sentinel,
F. A. Gray; outside sentinel, E. F.
Starkey; trustee W. E. Moves; past
councillor, Ellery Gray.
NJ. W. of A. have elected these officers
for the coming year Worthy consul, Ira
N. Grant; adviser w. H. Downer;
banker, D. D, Gray; clerk, N. A. Norton;
escort, Archelaus Simpson; Waterman,
A. S. White; sentry, Joseph Randall;
manager W. c. Way. There will be
public installation at the hall Thursday
evening.
Miss Myrtle Joselyn OF White River
Junction visited her sister, Mrs. Elwyn
Bailey, recently.
Mrs. Ina Spencer of Rock Island, P. O.,
visited her brother, W. J. Pope, last
week.
Murray Paris went to Boston, Tues
day, for short visit.