St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-06-13
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Among the June weddings to be chron'
icled is that OF Miss Rosie NJ Perry
this place to Mark A. Hubbard OF North
Danvlle. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. G. French Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard will live at
North Danville.
Mrs. Eliza Belden has been spending
We at Charles Norris
Owing to the illness Of Miss Harring'
ton, there was no school in her room
Wednesday. The rest OF the week her
school was supplied BY Miss Maud Smith,
while Mrs. Harry M. Smith taught in
her room.
The Shakespeare Club have voted to
give the second prize OF $500 offered for
senior orations at the Institute COM
mencement this year.
On Thursday morning, Mrs. Cornelius
Gromberg, while on the track between
here and Lyndon, was hit BY freight
train and thrown dJwn the bank, Th'
train was running very slowly and was
almost at standstill when it struck her,
to which must be attributed the tact
that she was not seriously injured. she
was seen on the track and warned by
several near by of the coming train, but
seemed not to hear. Her injuries are
comparatively slight, and she is dong as
well as could be expected.
Mrs. H. L. Parker is in Bethlehem this
week, and will attend the graduation
exc cises of her niece, Miss ANY Smith.
Mrs. Haddon Lyster has gone to Nan
tucket to spend several weeks with
friends. Mr.. Lyster will join her there
for his vacation before she returns.
Two minstrel shows, two plays, and
a circus, besides June weddings, com.
mencemeut exercises, caucuses and school
meeting make June sufficiently lively
month.
The regular band concert was held
Wednesday evening, and in spite OF the
inclement weather, the attendance was
good. The customary dance by the Sons
OF Veterans followed.
E. ]. Blodgett was in Manchester, N.
H., last week on business.
The Congregational Christian En-.
deavor society had circulating library"
sociable Friday evening, to which all
were asked to wear something represent
ing the title of a book. A pleasant
evening was passed in guessing titles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murch are keep
ing house in the upper tenement OF the
Graves house on Center street.
Everett Clifford has bought out
Charles Hoy's milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell spent
last week in their cottage at Lake Will
loughby.
Invitations are issued for the wedding
of Miss Sarah Aver and George Morse
which occurs Thursday.
The village mas voted to buy the Id
water power at Lyndon for $325O.
Mrs. Claude Watson has been visiting
at her old home at West Burke.
On Thursday evening, June 21, tn,
local lodge OF Odd Fellows will give {
mock trial. a breach of promise case, ii
Music Hall, which is ex pected to be {
very laughable and interesting affair.
Children's Day will be observed by tn
Congregational and Uaiversalist
churches, Sunday, June %.
Mrs. Inez (Perrigo) Carter of New
York has been at her old home here o
several days, her father being very sicl
with pneumonia.
The third District Union of the l. o.
T., held its SO h session with River
side Lodge, Saturday afternoon an
evening. In the evening literary pre-
gram was given which was open to tn
public.
Arthur Robinson has finished work i
the freight station, and will work for c
w. Rivers at Lyndon Center.
Miss Cornelia Bemis is at home frot
Nashua, N. H., for the summer.
Mrs. Ida Harvey is visiting friends nea
Boston and Lexington, Mass.