St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-08

tOudy' supper oSItSu lIuIn U " o u SlOS
followed by an entertainment by til
Junior League. At the last meeting
y Mrs. Miner Carpenter was elected treas
G. urer of the society. The ladies will NEE
It early in the afternoon for work and tn
r. transaction OF business.
d In the intermediate department of tn
c village school Blanche Morton won tn
r prize OF 81 given by the superintendent
to the one making the greatest improve
ment in spelling during the fall and win
ter terms. A prize of so cents was re
5 ceived by Guy Douglas for making the
most improvement in the fifth grade, and
the same amount received by Annie
Douglas in the fourth grade.
]. c. Mooney, who has spent a few
3 days with his family here, returned to
Portland Wednesday.
The last quarterly conference OF the
year will be neld at the Methodist vestry
Thursday, at 10 a. m.
The Epworth League are preparing a
box of clothing to resent to the Epworth
Mission in Boston. Anyone having
wearing apparel that has not passed its
usefulness NAV leave their contributions
with Mrs. A. B Enright
Miss Laura Gee is the guest of her
uncle, Henry Gee.
Andrew Morgan of Passumpsic has
been spending few days with relatives
in town.
Mrs Albert Johnson and daughters
Carrie and Dorothy of Lunenburg visited
at Warren Temples last week.
Miss Eta Warren, who has been teach
ing at -Four Corners, closed her school
Friday and has returned home.
Mrs. 0. D. Adams Of St. Tohnsbury
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Pike, the last of the week.
Rev. A. F. Walch of St. Johnsbury
occupied the pulpit of the Universalist |
church Sunday afternoon in the absence
of Rev. Thomas Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Lyster have been
entertaining for few days Mrs. Beattie
of LyndonvilIe.
One of the employees of the Moose
River Lumber Co. was badly injured in |
the log pile at Damon's Crossing last
week.
Miss Orpha Farmer returned to her
home in Lyndon Center, Saturday. Miss
Mary McLachlin returned to Peacham.
and Miss Alice Strathem remained a few
days to organize the class work for the
graduating class of '05 She will later
go to her home in Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Reed of Kirby
entertained members of the Grand Army
and Woman's Relief Corps at their hos
pltable home Saturday. Sickness pre-.
vented many from going that would
otherwise have gone, but a Coodlv mum.
Der were present and a most ENJOYABLE
day spent.
Miss Ada Boutwell, has returned from
st. ohnsbury. where she has been work
ing in the family of Allen Underwood.
Mrs. Leander Morse had a narrow
escape from a serious accident Saturday
as she was driving into the village. The
thllls dropped down striking the horses
heels which caused him to exhibit all the
speed there was in him. Mrs. Morse was
thrown out and the horse stopped him.
self on Emery Adams piazza. Mrs.
Morse was not injured.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald Of East Burke
was the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. b. Cutting, several DAYS last
week.
Charles TiIton has been quite i'll the
past week.
Mrs. Nettie Morton has gone to East
Concord for few weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Gilbert of St. Tohnsbury
was the guest OF Mrs. GEORGE On;mhy
over Sunday.
Walter Rich of Dartmouth has been
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rich.
Mrs. John Noble and Mrs. Cleveland If
North Concord have gone to MONTPELIER
to reside.
George Story of Barre is working for
the Concord Granite Co.
Mss Ellen Reed is spending a few
weeks at L. L. Shackford's.
Harry Goliath, who has run barber
shop IN l.. 5. Richards block, has given
up his. lease and returned to St. Johns.
bury.
Edward Hudson was thrown from a I
sleigh Friday and received a bad injury {
to his eye.
o. F, Harvey has purchased the ma {
chll,nery in the Colby mill at Victory and '
VIII saw part OF his lumber there. |
Charles Bonette of Hardwick WAS
guest OF Miss Rose Tasea last week.
John Harris who had his foot badly
crushed at the granite quarry several i
months ago, has recovered sufficiently to {
resume his work. {
Fred Story of Victory has entered the
employ of the Leader Granite Co and
with his family are boarding at Albv
Gray's. - '''
Miss Harriet Hudson of St. Iohnsburv
has been spending a few DAYS with
friends in town.
The pupils in the first three grades who
had no absent marks during the term
were; Harry Bennett, Kathleen GRAY,
George Lillicrap, Viola Nav, Edith
Virtue, George Virtue, Walter Young,
Absent onehalf day, Nellie Boutwell,
Frank Farnham, Ray Hudson. Those
having had no marks during the wear
are Harry Bennett and'Walter Young,
James Frye and Mrs. Lottie Wiley
spent Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Boutwell,
Miss Flossie Sartwell of St. Johnsburv