St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-24
AT THE WILLIE.

Mrs. A. L. Finney has been spending
week with friends in East Hardwick.
]. H. Brown, who has just beef
conducting classes in physical cultur
here, gave most interesting lecture OF
the subject in Darling's hall Thursday
evening.
Quite large party from here went tt
West Burke Friday evening to hold
revival service there.
Mrs. Silsby from Littleton has beer
visiting her brother, H. L. Parker.
Story's Vaudeville Show gave moving
picture exhibitions Thursday and Fri
day evenings, with matinee Saturday
especially for the school children.
Charles Stevens started last week on a
long-anticipated trip to Philadelphia. On
reaching Bratteboro, however, he was
taken sick and came home Immediately
with well-de6ned case of measles, add
ing another to the red cards which look
numerous around the village.
Shirley Robinson is recent victim OF
whooplng cough, and Robert and
Donald Norris OF the measles.
Miss Glenn Leach has a kindergarten
class OF FIVE which she conducts at Mrs.
Fl. E. Folsom's house.
The Mothers Club had a pleasant
meeting with Mrs. Harry Silsby Thurs
day evening, with a good attendance
Roll call was answered by quotations on
Work" A paper was read by Mrs.
ri of It11n
Feeding of Infants" The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Charles Darling on
Feb. Is.
Rev. George Mead has handed in his
resignation as pastor of the Episcopal
church.
The Shakespeare club met last Thurs
day with Mrs, Us. Schofeld. Subjects
were given by Mrs. Ladd on "Theoderic
the Great" and by Mrs. Newell on
Church Organization and Growth"
Two papers were read from the Reel
procity Bureau, on Bird Study" and
Authors of Vermont" The club meets
this afternoon with Mrs. Josephine
Wilder.
This evening the Weber Male Quartet
appears in the lecture course, accompani.
ed by Miss Ethel Monroe Batting, read
er. This is considered one of the finest
musical organizations in the country,
and it is hoped there will be a good
house.
The State tuberculosis Commission
hold a public meeting in Music Hall
Thursday evening, January %. They
urge every one to come, as the
subject discussed is a most important
one, and all should know the causes,
prevention and treatment of the great
white plague.
Cassius M. Peck of Burlington, was in
town last week attending the Vermont
society meeting, and calling
on friends. He is the manager of the
State Experiment Farm.
State Superintendent Mason S. Stone
has been inspecting the town schools.
Prof. W. E. Ranger was in town last
week in attendance on the Masonic dis
trict meeting.
The district meeting of the Masons
was held here as planned last week
Wednesday afternoon and evening. The
ladies Of the Eastern Star served a
chicken pie supper at six O'Clock. About
$50 Masons were here to attend the
meeting, and it was a most successful
one.
Jesse Spencer and family will move in
to his his fathers house. Ray Leonard
is to move into the tenement vacated by
the Spencer's. James Aver has moved
into the upper tenement in the Dodge
house on Main street.
Fred Stockwell and family are going
to Los Angeles, CAL, the last of this
month, for two months visit.
Spear Brothers have dropped work on
the library for the present, and will re-
sumo it about the last of March, when
the inside will be completed.
Members of the Universalist parish and
Sunday school had an enjoyable ride and
sociable at George Whipple's. Friday
evening.
News has been received that Salmon
Stern, who is with his sop-in.law, DR..
Samuel Foersheim, in New York City, is
in very critical condition. His children
here have been sent for to come to him.
The Woman's Club meets this week,
Jan. 25, with Mrs. Bigelow. 1t is
the annual club tea, and in charge of the
social committee.
Clyde Blake is kept out of school by
sprained ankle.
William A. Whitecar in The Mummy
and the Humminp Bird"