St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-06-13
LYNDON.


Mrs. Hattie Hovey and little grand
daughter, Doris Hovey, of East st.
Johnsbury, visited Mrs. Mary Bowke
several days last week.
Mrs. Nettie Mcclure and two children
returned home to West Topsham last
Wednesday. accompanied by Miss Belle
Parker, who went to visit couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. John Bowman Of Littleton called
on Mrs SWEET, Thursday.
Mrs. Grace Kidder has gone to Iras.
burg to visit her cousin, Miss Nina
Lanou.
Mrs. Fred McGoff and daughter
Beatrice are spending couple OF weeks
at Hardwick with Mrs. McGoff's father.
Mr.. McGoff spent Sunday with them.
The Methodist society held food sale
last Saturday which netted them SIS SIS.
The Daughters of Liberty will hold a
food sale next Saturday afternoon at E.
c. Morse's store.
Mrs. Wheeler and two children OF
Sutton have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hall.
Rev. Mr.. Clark went. Tuesday to
Woodstock to attend a meeting, after
which he is to meet his wife at Burling.
ton, returning home the last of ne xt
week.
1t is understood that Rev. John Hoff.
man will occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist church next Sunday after
noon, many of the people wishing to
hear the sermon before the graduating
class at Lyndon Center Sunday school
and Junior League will be held as usual.
There will also be preaching service at
Z 30 p. m.
The Epworth League held an interest
ing business meeting last week Tuesday
evening. 1t was decided to improve the
driveway and lay out flower beds on the
lawn south Of the church. The league
also voted to organize an Epworth
League choir and purchase so copies of a
responsive service to be used in the Sun.
day evening meeting. After the busine IS
was Concluded cake and lemonade were
served.
On Saturday afternoon a company of
men and women met at the church and
began the Improvements by laying out a
large crescent-shaped bed and set in it
panses, nasturtiums and other plants.
The Daughters of Liberty have Just
instituted a membership contest with
Mrs. Elwyn E. Bailey and Mrs. E. E.
Morse as captains. Each side is to fur
nish a literary and musical program of
20 minutes length at alternate meetings
and at the end of three months the losing
side furnishes supper to the winners.
A union meeting was held at the Meth
odist church last Sunday evening to
listen to Miss Balch. the Sunday school
home department worker, who is cam
wasting this town in the interests of the
Sunday schools of all denominations.
An informal meeting of teachers and
workers from both churches was held at
the close, but no definite plans were
decided on until the canvas of this part
of the town shall be finished. A good
degree of interest is manifested in this
work.
number of the pupils of the high
school, accompanied by two teachers
and some Others, 81 in all, started for
Montreal, Thursday morning, on the
O'Clock train. AS it was about two
and halt hours late the waiting was
rather tedious. They arrived at Montreal
at 10,45 and put up at the St. Lawrence
Hall. During their stay they visited St.
James Cathedral, Notre Dame Cathedral,
took a ride around the city on an
observation electric took trip up
Mount Royal, went through the Lachine
Rapids, visited the French market, and
few of them had strength left for a trip
to Dominion Park. Starting for home
Saturday they arrived here at II SO
Sunday morning. They enjoyed the
trip very much.
The marriage Of Rev. F. Waldron
Evans to Miss Fannie Cordelia French
of Taunton, took place at the residence
Of the brides father George W. French.
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Mr.,
Evans went from here last fall, but his
children, with their grandmother. will
remain here through the summer.