St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-04-05
CONCORD.

The many friends of George Paris o
Lebanon, n. H., will be sorry to hear o.
the accident which befell him last week
in which he received a broken leg and
badly cut head. and nearly lost his lie
He belongs to the fire department anc
received the injuries during recent hire.
His mother, Mrs. Nellie Paris, was called
there Tuesday and will remain for the
present.
George Quimby spent the past week at
George Davis, while Mr.. Davis was at
Guildhall.
Mrs. L. NJ. Moody will hold her millin.
cry opening Thursday and Friday, April
and and Mrs. E. H. Bazin will hold
her opening Friday and Saturday April
7 and s. Mrs. Balm will be assisted by
Mrs. Alice Richards and Miss Vera
Mooney.
Woodbury. ". r. c. served new
maple sugar at their hall last Monday
night. The sugar was made by Clyde
Crowell and was number 1. Owing to
the rain there was not a very large
attendance.
Mrs. Joseph Rancour and son of East
st. Tohnsbury has been spending a few
DAYS with her sister, Miss Rosa Tasea.
The drama "The Woven Web" will be
repeated at the town hall in the near
future 1t will conclude with laughable
farce, borrowing Trouble" Watch for
posters announcing date.
Mrs. Meacham OF Lyndon was the
guest OF Mrs. Charles Powers last week.
Mrs. Ryder has gone to Barton to
spend few weeks with her daughter.
Ebert Reed of st. Johnsbury is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Cutting.
George Davis, Charles Howard and 0.
B. Cutting spent the past week at
Guildhall attending court.
David Morton left his horse standing
in front of the meat market last Monday
evening, and the horse disliking to stand
started to walk up the street, and beng
partially blind and the night very dark,
he lost the road and went over the bank
between Moody's and Randall's, 40 feet
into the river. The wagon was some
what demolished but the horse escaped
uninjured.
All members of Red Clover Rebekah
Lodge are requested to be present at the
next meeting, April II, as there will be
work for that evening. Refreshments
will be served.
Miss Nellie Virtue has gone to North
Stratford, N. H., to be absent a month.
Miss Katy Williams is in Hardwick
spending a few days with an aunt.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark are stopping at
the hotel. Mr.. Clark is employed at the
stone sheds and Mrs. Clark is waitress
at the hotel.
Last week seemed to be one OF casual
ties for Concord people, James Bailey,
who works at the Hastings mill, was
thrown off log pile and received bad
blow in the head that rendered him un.
conscious for some time. Arthur Baker
cut his hand badly on a drag saw.
Mrs. Miner Carpenter entertained her
aunt, Mrs. Roumina Ross, of St. Johns
bury, last week.
Miss Pearl Powers of Lyndon is spend
few days with her mother at Charles
Powers.
Miss Emma Whitney has returned
from Lyndonvlle where she has spent the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Ford, who has been at
St. Johnsbury caring for Mrs. Fox, re.
turned home Thursday.
Mrs. Olin Adams of St. Johnsbury
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A, Pike, last week.
Mrs. George Reed and children Alice
and Ralph lett last Monday for Provi-
deuce, R, l., where they will be absent a
month with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Weir.
Miss Hazel Douglas is spending few
DAYS with her uncle, Walter Douglas.
Mrs. Fred Newton and Miss Rutl
Hastings OF Miles Pond and Miss Mar
garet Bishop OF Lunenburg were guests
at Warren Temples last week.
Bernard Gray spent several days O
last week with his cousin, Walter Nor
gan, at Lunenburg.
Harry Fuller has gone to East Hard
wick to work on farm.
Mrs. Emily Reed. who has spent tn
winter in Ryegate, returned home Friday
Marshall Tatro OF Chicago is spending
few days at Sulphur Spring Farm.
Clyde Lewis of Littleton is spending
some time with his father, Ira Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson WEIGH an,
daughter Edna are spending few week
with relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Esse Ward OF South Walden
visiting her cousin, George Young.
Adah Chapter, No. 80. o. E. S., wi
have special meeting for practice FIR
day evening, April Ia. All members al
requested to be present.
CT Dudley finished saving his stoC
of logs last week and the mill is no
shut down.
Mark Russell OF St. Johnsbury visit,
bis brother, Luther Russell, quite recer
ly.
Julius Brigham has gone to Homeste'
Farms, at New Lebanon Center, N J
to purchase pair of mules for M.
Tatro to be used at Sulphur Sprii
Farm.
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