St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-09-19
LYNDON.

Mrs. E. c. Morse and Leslie, went
Saturday to Littleton, to visit relatives
few days.
Graham White of Craftsbury visited
Murray SWEET Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Browning of Boston, visited his
sister, Mrs. Wheeler, last week.
Charles Fisher and family have return
ed from Bridgeport, Conn, to James
Ryan's on account of Mrs. Fishers
health, which is very poor.
Henry Holton has moved into the
south tenement in the Hill house and
Wheaton Livingstone has moved his
goods into the house he recently purchased
of Henry Holton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Daniels have
gone to Morrisvile for two weeks va.
cation and the electric light station is in
charge of Mr.. Menut Of Lyndonville.
Mrs. Eliza Grant has purchased Of
Austin Houghton, the house on the hill
recently vacated by Charles Lyon and
family and will take possession very
soon.
Warren Noyes has sold his house to
Louis Perrier and is looking for suit
able place to move to.
On account of the loss of his barns by
fire E. E. Gage has found it necessary to
move over to the "Kilby" farm, recently
occupied by Fl. F. Phillips.
Lewis Dana was called to Peacfiam
last week on account of the illness of his
son, Charlie, who with his mother have
been visiting relatives there for four
weeks.
| Joseph Perry, who lately moved into
| the village from Hadleyville. had shock
the first OF last week, which left him
helpless and unconscious, but his condi-
ton is now improving.
Mrs. Hattie Tretren is quite i'll at her
fathers, George Gour's.
The Sunshine society helda lawn party
on Mrs. Swett's grounds Friday evening.
The Lyndonville band furnished fine
music which was enjoyed by all and
which secured the attendance of large
crowd. Over $40 was realized By the
society.
At tie County Sunday school conven
ton at Passumpsic last week the Con
gregational church was represented by
Rev. w. c. Clark, and the Methodist
church by Scott M. Farnum, Mrs. Eller
A. Staples and Mrs. EsteIla Quimby. Ar
extended report was given at the Metho
dist Sunday school last Sunday.
Rev. William Shaw, Miss Edith Brad
ley, Miss Florence Farnum, Mrs. Eller
A. Staples and Mrs. Estella Quimby are
in attendance upon the annual conven
ton of the St. Johnsbury District
Epworth League at Newport. The meet
ings are to be followed by an excursion
on the steamer Yioco.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Phillips have pack
ed their goods and leave this week fol
| Johnson, where Mr.. Phillips is to worl
| in creamery. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip:
have lived in town about 80 years, most
OF the time in or near this village ant
they have many friends who are sorry to
have them go.
Scott Farnum bought last week thu
new house on the hill in Hadleyville
whichywas built by Edw; I'd Dawson. H
aas also sold it to c. II. Bill. who former
| ~ ran LUe mlik cart III TIC village Du
who has been living recently in White
field.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho
dist church are still endeavoring to rails
money to assist in painting the outsid
OF the church. For this purpose the
will serve hash supper at their vestr
Friday evening, where for Is cents
good meal and little entertainment ca
be enjoyed. Every body is cordial
invited.
The village schools have begun wit
the same board Of teachers as last yea
and with large attendance. E. V. Pei
kins, the principal, boards at Rev. w. c
Clark's and Miss Severance at Charlie
Bradshaw's.
Shepard Pomona Grange will meet a
St. Johnsbury Centre in Wide Awak
Grange ball, Sept. 26 at p. m. Re-
freshments will be served after the meet
ing.