St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-02
CONCORD.


Saturday evening, when their eldes
daughter Mrs Susie Jones was united II
marriage to Lvniord Bszn OF St. Johns
bury. The house was prettily dt2oratet
and the bride and bridesmaid, Miss Luri
Williams. were cbarmingIy gowned II
pink silk muslin. Loren Smith acted a
best man. Tue ceremony was performed
bv the Rev. S. W, Hill before the family
ami few invited friends. They will re
side for the present at Mr.. HIll's. Their
many friends extend congratulations anC
best wishes.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged to teach: North Concord, Mary
WESLEY; Brook school, Lila Hastings
Concord Corner, Lois Moultou; -Four
Corners. Hattie Blodgett; E st Concord
Rose Thomas and Lena Moore: Castle
Geneva Sargent; Miles Pond, Alma Smith
Royalston Corner, Katy Joslyn.
Mrs. Laura Phillips OF B -thlehem spent
Sunday with her brother, J. { Mooney
Mrs. Willie Weir OF Lun,nburg was a
guest at George Reeds the last OF the
week.
Fred LeClair lost a good horse last
week HIS hired man was driving him
and when neat LAFAYETTE H 4stlngs farm
he tell in the mud and broke his leg
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newton have re-
turned from their recent trip to Auburn,
Me
Mrs. Frank Carpenter and son Stacy,
were guests OF her sister, Mrs. A, j. Cor
riveau. a St. Johnsbury last week.
L. ". H istings made business tip to
WoodsvIlr last week.
Mrs, Fred Dodge fell down stairs last
week and cracked her shoulder blade.
The sympathy Of many friends is extend
ed to her.
Mrs Edgar Cushman and Mrs. Hattie
lanes are assisting in the care OF Mrs
c. B. Folsom.
Mrs. Bert S impson, who has been very
i'll, is recovering as rapidly as could be
expected.
Mrs. Horace Cutting was called to
Boston last week to attend the funeral
OF her sister. Mrs. Mary 0 Smith which
occurred last Saturday.
One of the pIeasantest things of life
was the reception at hotel hall last
Wednesday evening given by the village
people to Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Shaw
previous TO their departure tor White
field. The affair was a complete sur.
prise to them and when they were invit-
ed to the hall over a hundred OF their
friends bad assembled to wish them
happiness and prosperity in their new
home. Refreshments were served. They
were presented with hue dress suit case
and Mrs. Shaw received beautiful neck
chain. 1t is regretted by all that they
have left town tor they worked ever tor
the best interests OF the community.
The regular meeting Of the W. c. 7. U.
will be held with Mrs. c. L. STACY
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock p. N.
Harry Cutting has been assisting tn
listers in working out the tax list.
Mrs. c. B. Folsom received stroke c
paralysis last week and is now in yer
critical condition.
Harry Fuller who is employed in HARD
wick is spending short time with hi
mother, Mrs. K. Bonett.
Rev. ". R. Davenport occupied til
pulpit OF the Methodist church last Sur
day morning and spoke on "Th
greatest question Of the age" He cam
in the interest OF the Anti saloon League
The shadow party and promenade a
G. A. r. hall last S lturday night wa
one OF the many pleasant entertainment
given in that hall, and was quite largel
attended.
Jefferson Welch underwent an opera
ton at bis home last week, aud {
present is gaining quite rapidly.
Mrs. Emma Quimby has sold her hou
to Frank Coblelgh.
Frank Joslyn and his sister Mr.
Emma West will run the West ConcoI
House for the present.
Miss LIZZIE Weir of East Concord
spending lew days with her aunt, Nj
George Reed
Mrs. O. B. Cutting has been spendil
a feR days with her sister Mrs. La
bert Farnham at St. Johnsbury.
Mrs Charles Gaskill OF St. Johnsbu
has been spending few days with
daughter, Mrs Charles Shaw.
Mrs. Nettie Morton who has be
working at c. F. Cuttings has gone
White6eld, to work Tor Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Dudley a
EvAngeline, are spending few weeks
Boston.
c. E Dudley of Boston, has be
spending lew days with Mrs. DudI
and the children.
Verne Howard of Monroe, spent St
day with bis parents, Mr.. and Nj
Charles Howard.
EN-. Lillicrap. O. B. Cutting and
F. Cutting have been making extens
repairs on their tenements.
William Howard Of St. Johusbury, v
the guest OF friends in town last week
NJ. M. Tatro, the proprietor OF Sulpl
Springs farm, will erect this spring a
round barn. The barn will be built
Nj G4Ibrath OF East Barnet and will
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