St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-04-11
CONCORD.

Resden Joslyn Of Lowell, Mass, Wa
the guest OF relatives in town last Weel
Mrs. Z. H. Balm aud Mrs. L. n
Moody hell their millinery openings FIR
dav aud Saturday and showed thei
many patrons an attractive array OF u
to date millinery. Concord may we
take pride 10 two such well equipped PAL
lors and both milliners are deserving c
al the patronage that Justly bllJngs t
them.
Mrs. B. F. Rollins, who has spent th
winter in st. Johnsbury, has returned
and will stop with Mrs L. L. ShacklorC
for the present.
Mrs Nellie Paris has sold her house
to Alex Kerr for $500. Abby Gray
who is occupying the house, will move
into Mrs, Abbie Brigham's house. vii.
liam IOslyn has sold his house TO Mrs
Emm Qumby and Mrs. Minnie Seavev.
Mr.. JOsyn will go to Lowell to reside
with his son.
Mrs Emily Red is spending short
time al ". E. R4nney's.
Willard Brewer has been entertaining
Joe Cheney from ST. Johnsbury tor few
days.
Mrs. Nellie Paris returned from Leba.
non last Monday, where she spent sew.
eral days with her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Paris.
Woodbury. Post G. A. R. and ". K. c.
enjoyed new sugar at the hall last Tues
day evening after their regular meeting,
in honor Of the birthdays of Mrs. Dllia
QIimby, Dr. R. T. Johnson and William
Pratt.
Miss Helen Reed is spending few days
with her cousin, Miss Madge Kellogg,
at st. Johnsbury.
The village schools will open Monday.
Miss Farmsr aud Miss Dryer vii! board
at D. H NJ Jrton's; Miss Watcher at
Henry Pease's, and Mr.. Cowles at Harry
H. Mays.
Mrs. James Mann, Mrs. Charles Nc
Laughlln and Mrs James Hamilton of
St. J 1hnsbury have been spending several
days at John NJ INNS.
The many friends OF Mrs Lucuetia
Smith were saddened to hear of her death
She was a resi- lent o. Concord for m any
years and was a charter member OF
Woodbury. Relief Corps.
J. c. Mooney is spending a few days
with his family here.
Rev. L F. Fortney of Plain6eid was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt
last week. He as called here to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Lucretia Smith.
Berne Gray spent part of last week
with relatives in St Johnsbury.
Misses Luv and Katy Williams spent
the past week with their uncle, Emery
Smith, at Monroe.
Mrs. Herbert DUMMY and daughter Of
ST. ohnsbury were guests OF their aunt,
Ms. Lizzie Josyn, last week.
Mrs. Carrie B )utwell and two children
were called TO St. Johnsbury last week to
attend the funeral OF their aunt, Mrs Luz
cretia Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lundberg, who
have spent the winter at Bridgewater
Mass returned home last week and are
occupying their farm at Concord, Cor.
ner.
Rev. A B. Euright OF the Methodist
church has received unanimous invita-
ton to remain as its pastor another
year.
Mrs. William Peasley of Boston was
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Tilton, last week.
Miss Anne Howe has returned from
North Concord and will spend this
month with Mrs. A B. Earight.
The Ladies Benevolent society will
serve supper with new sugar at the
Methodist church this Wednesday even
ing at g o'clock
Remember the meeting to be held April
20 in the interest OF establishing a
Grange.
L L. S5ackford is making quite ex
tenslve repairs on his residence, laying
hard wood fl lors, etc.
Next Sunday morning the quarterly
conference occurs and the sacrament will
be administered at the Methodist church.
Miss H lrriett Hudson OF Wells River
was the guest of friends at North Con.
cord over Sunday.
Mss Laura Gee Of St. Johnsburv has
been visiting at Henry Gees for few
days.
Albert 9 limby OF St. Johnsbury and
MS sister, were guests OF their aunt Mrs.
Jacob Richardson, last week.
Eli Ash has moved his family from the
basement OF the Dudley block to the
upper tenement, recently vacated by
Robert Williams.
Mr. and Ms Haskell Titon are en-
tertaining William Gray OF Colebrook,
N. H., for few days.
Brine Gray was at Cabot last week.
Mrs. Nellie Carpenter of Lunenburg is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Sampson.
Charles Reavey has bought the John
Zero house. Mr.. Zero will move his
family to St. Iohnsbury. James Virtue
has purchased of Fred Dodge the old
creamery building aud will finish it into
store.
At the recent village meeting DR.. K. T.
Johnson was chosen moderator; c. F.
Curing, clerk; W. L. Red, collector; c.
F. Cutting, treasurer; Edwin Gray, John
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