St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-12
AT THE WILLIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George h. Frost of Bos-
ton visited at A. L. Finney's last week.
Albert Stern has gone to Brightlook
hospital for treatment, having had
serious trouble with his eyes.
Miss Grace Finney spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss Mabel Lee, at Newport.
The date for the Village Improvement
bazar is now set for Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday, October 2, 8 and T..
Preparations are being made, and there
will be fine display of attractions of all
sorts. The committees appointed in
charge OF the various booths are: Mrs.
H. ". Lyster, art booth; Mrs. H. P. Sils.
by, candy; Mrs. 6. M. Campbell, rum.
mage sale; Mrs. II. c. Wilson, variety;
Mrs. B. F. Brown, vegetables and pre-
serves; Mrs. Elisha Bigelow, food sale;
Mrs. WI. Powers, popcorn and drinks.
There will also be mystery booth, and
an entertainment each evening, which
will be in charge of compt tent commit
tees. This is most worthy object, and
it is hoped that everyone will take hold
and help to make it success.
Mrs. c. B. Dodge has been receiving a
visit from her cousins, Mrs. Davis and
her daughter, Miss Minnie Davis, from
San Francisco.
Rev. l. w. Mclaughlin is soon to leave
his parish here for pastorship in North
Hatley, P. Q. He and his family have
been very much liked here in the church
and community, and universal regret is
felt at their going away.
The usual Friday picnic at the golf club
house was well attended. E. !. Blodgett
took up his phonograph and when the
shades of evening had fallen so that golf
balls were no longer visible, cards and
dancing were INDUCED in.
Miss Janet Bundy has gone to Boston
to enter Burdett's College and will board
with her cousin, Miss A. L. Baldwin.
Cephas Trefren has nearly completed
the extensive repairs he has been making
on his house on Center street, and will
move in soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emerson and
daughter, Ruth have returned to their
home in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hogaboom have
removed their household goods to Leo
munster, Mass, where he is at work.
Will Cleary will move into the tenement
vacated by them, and Louis LeClair into
the tenement in Dodge and Watsons
block vacated by the Cleary's.
Mrs. Abbie Hunt has moved here from
Lowell, Mass, and will board at F. E.
Smiths.
WIFI porLar 90 +o ,,,opa Into tho IL n,e-
tenement Of DR.. Dunnett's house on
School S rect, and Mrs. Woodland will
occupy the tenement in her house which
the Parker's vacate. Mrs. Anna Bald.
win is to live with her.
Charles Phillips has bought back bis
job team OF Henry Blodgttt and his ia.
miliar face is again seen on the old blue
wagon.
Mrs. Sarah Molten OF Rutherford, N. J.,
who has been at her cousins, E. c. Frost,
for several weeks, has gone from here to
Montreal.
Mrs. Eaton of West Lebanon, N. H.,
has been spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. J. S. Schofeld.
The following is complete and cor.
rected list of the officers of the st. Johns
bury District Camp Meeting Association
elected here August 80: President, Rev
F. W. Lewis, st. Johnsbury; vice-presi-
dent, and registrar of the Bible School
Rev. William Shaw, Lyndon; secretary
and treasurer, A. L. Aldrich, West Burke
managers, DR.. G. R. Drew, North Dan
vile; G. w. Knight, Lyndonville; A. B
Hancock, Coventry; S. D. Atwood, St.