St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17
LYNDON,

Lorenzo Hall is moving from Lyndon
Center to his new house just completed
south oil Henry Dickermans.
Mrs. George P. Ide gave delightful
tea party last Wednesday afternoon to
which dozen ladies were invited.
Ira Grant moved last week from East
Lyndon to one of the farmhouses on
Speedwell farms known as the Henry
Phillips place. Mr.. Grant is to have
charge of the Speed we'll poultry yards.
The Sunshine society is to meet on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eva
Innes at Herman Freuch's. They are to
elect officers for the coming year at this
meeting.
Mrs. Brooks orchestra furnished music
for a dance which was given last Thurs.
day evening by private parties in
Mechanics hall which was ATTENDED BY
about thirty.6ve couples. An oyster
supper was served in the Congregational
vestry by the Daughters OF Liberty.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methc-
dist church will meet with Mrs. William
son on Friday afternoon. Supper will
be served and the evening spent in a
social manner.
Those who have been previously elected
officers in Barbara Frietchie Council
Daughters OF Liberty were installed last
Saturday evening by Mrs. May Morse,
Junior Ex-associate Councillor. The new
officers were: W. N. Hubbard, councillor;
Mrs. L. A. Blgelow, associate councillor,
Mrs. ALA Shores, vice councillor; Mrs.
Warren Noyes, recording secretary; Miss
Flossie Gilbert, asst recording Sec, Mrs.
Katie Aldrich, treas, Mrs. Blanche
Bailey, financial Sec; Mrs. Manetta
Spencer, associate vice councillor; Miss
Martha Moves, guido; Mrs. George
Newell, inside guard; Miss Rosa Williams
outside guard.
On Tuesday evening of last week Gen
Sherman Camp Jr. 0. U, A. Nd. held d
meeting for the installation of officers
which was open to invited guests
Lodge Deputy Hickie of West Burke in
stalled the following: Councillor, G. l.
Hoyt; vice councillor; A. l.. Barrett
recording secretary, Carl Jones; asst re
cording secretary, George Wooley; treas.
w. N. Hubbard: conductor, Frank
Trefren; warden, George Blake; gu side
sentinel, Perley Jenkins; inside sentinel
Ralph Gray; trustees, L. W.Gray, H
P.BradIey, Warren Noyes. State coun.
cilor Charles Coffran was present and a
large number of visitors who were much
pleased with the work which was
followed by fine a drill under th'
leadership oil Capt. Elmer Locklin
After the conclusion of the exercises tht
audience were invited to partake of E
bountiful supper, which was provided
by the camp in the Congregations
vestry. This was followed by {
social hour, promenading etc, which
closed very pleasant occasion.
THE Mummy aud the Humminl
Bird"
Miss Bessie M. Hopkins, a GRADUATE
of the St. Johnsbury Business College
and who for the past two years ha
been a steno grapher on the Kansas City
Mo-, DAILY Journal, has accepted posi-
ton in San Antonio, Texas. where sh
will study Spanish, in order to accept
very fattering position offered her in tn
City of Mexico.
The Junior League of the Methods
church held their semi-aunual business
meeting January LIST and elected tn
following officers: President, Miss Evt
Chayer; vice presidents. Verna Aldrich
Francis Shaw, Lizzie Aldrch, Chari
Chayer; secretary, Hiram Farnum
treasurer, Beatrice Aldrich.