St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-18
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Mrs. Il. M CduPoCl uoo SOAS ~
\ Sonthern Pines, N. c., to join her daugh-
Wv Mrs. Watson. She will spend a
,rsek en- route with her son, Fred Camp
hell at Springfield, Mass.
All the milliners had millinery openings
last week, showing new spring hats OF
al STYLES, and other articles of feminine
Il wear.
1oseph D. Baldwin entertained quite
4 oartv OF his young friends with whist
4 last week Monday evening.
About a dozen of Mrs. E. L., Wells
intimate friends enjoyed social after
loon with her last Tuesday. Refresh
4 ,,ents were served and the time was
most pleasantly spent.
Mrs. ". H. Ford is in Boston attend
\ ing the wedding of nephew.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild held
an Easter sale Saturday in the store in
Mrs. Willey's block. Useful and fancy
articles were sold, domestic food. be.
sides sugar on snow with doughnuts.
Z The sale was a very successful one.
There was Universalist sociable and
supper last Thursday afternoon for the
benefit of the Sunday school.
Special Easter services were held at all
the churches Sunday, with beautiful
3lral decorations. At the Universalist
church several united with the church.
lat the Congregational church the
cantata, Resurrection" was given by
special request. The subject carried out
at the Methodist church by the service
was The Triumphant Christ"
Charles Wilson OF New York spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. J. Wilson.
W. A. Lomis and w. l. Powers are
recent victims of the epidemic of grip.
Miss Alice French has returned to her
school in Groveton.
Rev. George Mead was recently in New
Jersey.
Mrs. Fred Wlcox's mother, Mrs.
Dudley Carleton of Newbury is visiting
her.
A special train will go to St. Johns
8 bury tomorrow evening to accommC-
4 date those wishing to attend the Sous
Band concert.
Wesley Emerson of Jefferson, N. H.,
has been visiting his parents, M. and
4 Mrs. H. P. Emerson.
Mrs. Harry Smith has been spending
3 fortnight at her former home in Mont
pelier.
The annual railroad ball is to be held
\ here in Music Hall May l. with music
q by Mrs. Brooks orchestra.
Mrs. Minnie Wilmot is working for
Mrs. Bgelow through the millinery
& season, md Miss Charlotte Kenney for
Mrs. Wiley.
\ Mrs. Frances Lockwood remains very
4 low from the effects of her recent par
n alytic shock.
The Mothers Club will meet Friday
evening Of this week with Mrs. Harris
q Allen. The subject OF the meeting is
n Thoughts OF Religious Education by
u Mrs. Harley Wheeler. The rollcall will
q be quotations from the Bible. The pro-
gram for the coming year will be read.
and there is other important business to
be acted upon
n The Congregational Ladies Mis-.
sonary Society will hold Homeland
Thank offering Service" in the vestry
n this "wednesday afternoon.
Mss Jane Roys, former student at
ELyndon Institute. is in town for few
days. She is to teach the East Lyndon
school this spring.
The men OF the Congregational church
will serve a supper in the vestry Friday
81 Afternoon OF this week ending with new
sugar on snow. Many good things will
#precede.
81 W. Irving Powers is out on the street
&again after ten days siege with grip
~ and tonsiits.
u Plans are being made to reopen the
~ private kindergarten at Mrs. Folsom's.