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

where he has employment.
Mrs. Abby Gray and Mrs. Fred Irish
visited friends at Damon's Crossing last
week
Lee Cowles has returned to his home in
Craftsbury after spending a week with
his brother, Harley R. C3wles.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs c. E Wadleigh, enter
tanned three OF her schoolmatesl last Mon
day in a delightful manner. The guests
were Mrs. Francis Chapman, Mrs. Frank
Carpenter and Mrs George Hastings.
John Dudley OF Brattleboro has been
spending few days with his brother,
Samuel Dudley.
The L. B. Society Of the Methodist
church was delightfully."- entertained at
the parsonage by Rev. and Mrs. A. B. En-.
right last Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. Owing to the rain there was not
as large an attendance as there would
have been had it been pleasant weather.
Mrs. Mary Farnham has given up her
present rooms and has rented the tene-
ment in Emery Adams house recentlyva-
Gated by Edward Higgins.
Mrs. Lizzie Getrish of Woodsville spent
the past week with her brother, Charles
Howard.
Harley Cowles was the guest of friends
at St. Tohnsbury the last Of the week.
Mrs. Mary Cutting OF Plymouth, has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity the
past week.
The L. B. Society will serve dinner at
the Methodist church vestry Wednesday,
July a. and will serve ice cream at supper,
followed by an entertainment.
DR.. Hugh Borland Of St. Johnsbury has
come here to practice medicine. He is
boarding at the hotel until he finds
desirable place.
Rev. Thomas Butler is in Philadelphia
this week, the occasion being the wedding
of Alexander Adams, a prominent
Young architect, and Miss Laura Dickey,
both of that city. He will return for
Sunday, June "a.
Children's Day will be celebrated in the
local Universalst church Sunday. In the
evening. Rev. A. F. Walch of St. Johns
bury will address the graduating class
OF the local schools.
The Northen Association of Universal
lists meets with the church in Concord,
Iune % and 20. The pastor, Rev.
Thomas Butler, announces the following
committees to serve during the session:
Committee on Accommodations; Mrs.
Charles H. Tilton, Mrs. E. H. Bazin,
Mrs. F. A. Brewer, Mrs. Angie Brigham;
Committee on Entertainment: Mrs. Helen
Burroughs, Mrs. E. D. Lee, Mrs. c. c.
White, Mrs. H. Hastings, Mrs. A. L.
Richards, Mrs. Cora Bailey, Mrs. Abbie
Brigham, Mrs. A. D. Forsaith, Mrs.
George Chapman, Mrs. D. A. Pike.
In Charge of Tables: Mrs H. H. Joslyn,
Miss Merle Smith, Miss K. Pike, Miss
Vera Mooney, Miss Louise Chapman,
Miss Janette Hastings, Miss Helen Reed,
Miss Ada Harvey. Reception Committee:
F.A. Brewer, Rev. Thomas Butler.
Miss Lila Hastings celebrated her
18th birthday Wednesday night with a
dancing party at her home. Quite a
delegation OF young people attended
from here.
Fred Story has moved his family here
from St. Johnsbury, and will occupy a
rent in the Leonard house. He will
work at North Concord in the stone
shed.
During the thunder shower of Satur'
day afternoon lightning struck the barn
on Frank Carpenters farm, tearing oil
one end OF it, but it did not set it on fire
The V. l. S. held its monthly meeting
last Monday evening at the home of the
president, Jacob Richardson. 1t was
voted to rent piano to be placed in thu
town hall and to give a musical enter
tainment in the near future.
Mrs. John Walbridge was the guest O
her daughter, Miss Winifred Walbridge
at Wheelock, the last OF the week.
F. A. Brewer has ploughed up the oil
road to his residence and has bee
putting in macadamized road.
The Highland Water Co. held meet
ing last Monday evening and elected
committee to investigate the old pip
and ascertain what Improvements ar
necessary. The committee is D. H. Mo-
ton, Ellsworth Williams and Emer
Adams.
Mrs. Edwin Nichols OF Miles Pont
visited at Fred Dodge's last week.
The strawberry festival held at tt
Universaist church Saturday evenin
was well patronized.
Mrs. William Gray and Mrs. Mil
Gray of Colebrook, have been spending
few days with Mrs. Haskell Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Joslyn were {
Waterford the first OF the week to Wis
their sister, Mahala Richardson.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. French spent IL
past week in Boston, where the Doct'
has been attending medical meeting.
The farmers in this vicinity, who ha
been carrying their milk to the creamer
have been obliged to buy separators al
do their own separating, as they are
churn only, at the creamery after this.
Our boys went to East Concord Sat
day to play ball and were defeated 81
Z by the East Concord nine.