St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-03-07
AT THE WILLIE.

The Juvenile Whist club held pleasant
meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Bigelow, Thursday evening Of last week
The Universalist sociable aud supper last
Thursday afternoon was largely attended.
Baked beans, warm biscuits and maple
honey, with cakes, coffee. pies, cheese. etc.,
comprised the menu. In the evening a
UNIQUE guessing contest was held, in
which baby pictures of the members oil
the society figured prominently.
Misses Mary Emerson and Cornelia
Bemis are both at home from Nashua,
N. H., sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pierce have returned
from California, and are stopping at
Tracy Philips for the present.
The Shakespeare club meets this
"wednesday afternoon with Mis- Ida
Pearl The subjects of Medieval Sects,"
"The Waldenses." and "Mendicant
Friars," are to be given by Mrs. Wells,
Mrs. Staples and Mrs. Copeland.
The Lyndon Woman's club meets
Thursday of this week, March 8, with
Mrs. George Wheeler.
On Friday evening of last week the
Knights OF Pythias Lodge helda banquet
at Webbs hotel, and entertained as their
guest Mai General Stobart of the Uni
form Rank.
Mrs. Fred Harvey was called to East
Burke last week on account OF an accl-
dent to her mother, who fell and broke
her wrist.
Rev. E. Newell conducted the mems
meeting Sunday afternoon, this being
his last Sunday before removing to New
Hampshire.
L. c. Todd spent Sunday with his
family here.
Physical culture classes now meet as
follows: Monday and Thursday even
ings, children at 7, ladies at 8; Wednes-
day and Friday evenings, men at 8 80;
children, Saturday afternoon at 3. The
mems class will be omitted this evening
on account of the annual village meet
ing, but it is hoped there will be good
attendance Friday evening.
W. Irving Powers has returned from a
western trip. He also visited Congress
man Mccall at Washington on his
return.
The North Main Street Whist Club met
with Mrs. Everett Grant Thursday
evening, Feb. %. and celebrated her 9th
birthday in very pleasant manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burns and son
have moved here, and are boarding at
the Union House.
Mrs. Homer Wilson is recovering very
slowly from a bad attack of grip and
catarrhal fever.
Walter Quimby has bought Charles
Ruggles' house on Charles street and will
move in about the first of May.
Mrs. Erton Shorey and son Lawrence
have been visiting her sister at Newport
Little Ruth ]. Blodgett is quite sick
with whooping cough.
Mrs. Frank Cakes and two children O
Littleton have been visiting her mother
and sisters here, Mrs. Robinson anc
daughters.
Mrs. Estelle Gromberg has been visit
ing friends in Montreal.
Miss Nettie Shanghuessay OF Montrea
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. Harry
Quimby.
Mrs. E. B. Chase has been in Whit
River Junction caring for her niece, Edit
Hutchinson. who has been very sick wit
pneumonia.
Ernest Martin has returned to his oil,
position at ]. c. Eaton & Co.'S. hard
ware store.
J. c. Eaton is sick with severe cold.
Miss Annie Danforth OF Medford
Mass, has been visiting Mrs. Humphrey
The Congregational Ladies Aid Societ
met Friday with Mrs. S. ]. Wilson, ant
the Methodist society the same after
noon with Mrs. William Shaw.