St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
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dav to give the pupils an opportunity to
attend, and many availed themselves Of
it, 5ss4
The usual golf picnic was held Friday,
and good time enjoyed though the cold
and threatening weather reduced the
attendance somewhat.
Mrs. N. F. Nye OF Auburndale, Mass,
;s the guest for few weeks OF Mrs. II.
E. Folsom.
Mrs. Jack Spain, two children, and
servant returned to their home in Whit.
man, Georgia, Monday, after spending
The summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Hutchinson. Her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Hutchinson, accompanied her,
and will remain for several months.
AT a recent meeting OF the library
trustees several important decisions
were made as to the opening and arrange
ments OF the new library. The Gedica-
tion exercises will be held in Music Hall
about the middle of October After
these public exercises, everyone will be
invited to visit and inspect the new
building, which will then be completed,
and in good order for inspection. The
work Of removing und arranging the
hooks will take some little time, and all
books will be called in, so that they may
be looked over, and repaired or replaced
If necessary. About $500 worth OF new
hooks are to be added. 1t is expected
Mrs. Fl. Duston will continue as librari-
an for the present, and Theodore Parker
will be the janitor.
The work OF soliciting for the Village
Improvement bazaar is nowgoing on, and
everyone is asked to contribute to one or
all OF the different tables. 1t is hoped to
made this great success and the COM
mittees are putting great deal OF work
and energy into the plans.
The people of the Universalist church
and parish are very sorry to lose their
pastor, Rev. l. W. Mclaughlin and
family, who are to remove to North
Hatley, P. O., in about month. They
have been much liked, and have done
much good during their stay here, and
will be greatly missed. Rose and Richard
Mclaughlin have already gone to begin
their school.
The Mothers Club meets Thursday
evening of this week, with Mrs. Warren
Kenerson.
The band gave their regular concert
Wednesday evening. They will give one
more concert, this time complimentary
one to the village. On Friday evening
they went to Lyndon and played for a
lawn party given by the Sunshine Socie-
~.
The remains of John Deott, Of
Canaan, were found on the track last
week Tuesday by the section men, evil
IDENTIFY having been hit by one OF the
night trains. The body was badly
mangled, but was identified by papers
found in the pockets. The man had beer
around town several days and acted
strangely. His body was sent home for
burial.
A Universalist supper and sociable was
held in the vestry, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, followed by a meeting of the
parish.
Mrs. John Murch and daughter Hor
tense have returned to Boston, where
Miss Hortense will attend Simmons
college.
Miss Susie Hume has returned to hei
duties as teacher at St. Johnsbury. Mrs
R.R. Wilmot, with whom she has beer
living, will spend the winter with Mrs
l.. c. Todd.
Mrs. Fl. L Parker is spending the
week in Boston, with her uncle, Mr.
Allen, of Brookline.
Mrs. George Mead is packing hel
household goods, and will store most o
them, with her mother, Mrs. Lockwood
She is to live with Rev. Mr.. Thompson
and family at st. Johnsbury for TIT
present.
Mrs. Perry Hanscom and daughter
who have been visiting her father
Charles Rogers, have returned to theil
home in Schenectady, N. Y, where they
will pack up their household goods ane
move to Colorado Springs where Mr.
Hanscom has fine position.
Theodore N. Vail has new Mercedes
touring car, recently purchased in Paris
Ben Pierce has bought Will McVicar'
livery stable and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fl. Mossman of Bar
ton were at P. w. Clark's over Sunday
making the trip in their automobile.
George Paige of Coaticook, P. O., Wis
tied at his uncle's, A. D. Paige, over Sun
day.
Mrs. Brown of Woburn, Mass, wa
the guest last week of her sister in-law
Mrs. W. L. Guild.
A special train ran to the Weirs, N. II
Sunday, carrying the trackmen of til
division, who had an excursion wit
steamer trip, etc.
Joseph Dewey Baldwin has finishe
work in the shops and entered Tuft
college. Walter Cleary takes his place.
Mrs. 81. F. Dwinell OF Maynard, Mass
was recent guest of her brother-in.lav
DR.. F. E. Dwinell.
Mrs. Jennie Bowen, former dres
maker here, who has been in Calforni
for the last two years, has returne
home and will care for her mother, Mr.
Henry Bedard, who is in quite teeb
health.
George Menut and family of st. John
bury, and Miss Lena Horton of Brocl
vile, Ont, were among recent guests
L. F. Menut's.
Marshall Carpenter Of Brooktield,
visiting at Will Cages.
Fred Dwinell is so much better that
is able to ride out, but is still very feebl
Mrs. Fred Stockwell was in Lawrenc
Mass, last week, attending the annu
reunion of the Bean family.