St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-03
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Whitefeld, N H., where she attended a
meeting of the New Hampshire State
Federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Guild have been in
Boston and vicinity for few days visit
ing relatives.
Those who are attending the State
Federation meeting at Bennington this
week are Mrs. A. L. Finney, Mrs. 7. T.
Gleason and Mrs. w. |. Powers. The
two former are delegates from the
Lyndon Woman's club and Mrs. Powers
is member of the state educational
committee.
H. Belden Sly of Springfield, Mass,
was in town on business for a few days
last week.
The Village Improvement bazaar opens
Wednesday afternoon in Music Hall with
every prospect of a good attendance and
a successful fair.
The dates of the lecture course are now
fixed and prospectuses will be circulated
SOON The talent engaged is as follows:
Oct. II, lecture by Rev. Russell
H. Conwell, subject, "The heroine of
a private life;;" Nov. 16, illustrated lee
ture by DR.. Bowker on Imperial India"
Dec. IL, concert by the Schubert Male
Quartet, with Miss Batting reader,
and Miss Weidhorn violinist; Jan. 8,
lecture by DR.. Roland Grant on Snakes
in Paradise; Jan. %, lecture by Guy
Carleton Lee on "When the people
wake" Feb IL, lecture by DR.. Mac
Arthur on "The true story of the
louisiana Purchase" This is one of the
best courses we have had and deserves
good patronage. The town will be can
vassed for the sale of season tickets.
lack Rose of the Advertiser" staff of
Waterloo, Que, has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. I. w. Mclaughlin. He
sang two beautiful solos at the Univer-
salist service Sunday morning
Rev. l. w. mclaughlin is to continue
as pastor of the Universalist church and
will hold services at Glover once a
month. The parish held an informal re-
ception and sociable at the parsonage
Wednesday evening as a celebration of
his remaining.
The Shakespeare club held the first
meeting of the year with Mrs. l. D.
Benis, Thursday afternoon with good
attendance. This weeks meeting will be
at Miss Ida Pearls on Saturday. Is is
postponed on account of the bazaar.
The Lyndon Woman's club will hold
their first meeting Oct II with Mrs. b.
F. Brown as it is Reciprocity Day"
Ferne Lee was badly injured last week
by being thrown from horse which he
was riding, but the injuries were not as
bad as expected His face and head were
quite severely cut and he was stunned,
but no bones were broken.
Rev. A. A. Gregory occupied the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs p. S. Clark have gone to
Dexter, n. Y, for a months vacation
camping and hunting Rowena Clark
will stay with her grandparents.
Miss Annie Maxield, graduate from
the Lucy Wheelock training school in
Boston, has opened her kindergarten in
a room in the school building this week
She will have about twelve little
scholars.
Mrs. Inez (Perrigo) Carter, who has
been in town during the illness and death
of her father, H. G. Perrigo, has returned
to New York, where she is nurse.
Miss Inez Humphrey of Burke, who is
working in Mrs. Elisha Bigelow's mil
linery store is boarding with Mrs Sarah
Moore.
Dr. F. E. Dwinell has gone with his
son Fred to Joes Pond where they are
boarding for while for the benefit of
Fred's health,
Mrs. Heman Burpee has gone to Bos-
ton, where her daughter Ruth, who has
been lame since infancy, will be treated
by a specialist.
Ernest Chase and John Lincoln have
gone on western trip.
Travers Blaisdell has rented E. b.
Chase's house on Charles street.
Mrs. DIR. Noyes and son from West
Burke will spend the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Huntley,
while DR.. Noyes is studying in New York
city.
Miss Bertha Carpenter of Littleton,
N. H., has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. B. Chase.
Mrs. Inez Howe is seriously i'll with
heart trouble.
Lawrence Spencer returned to his work
atJohnson Tuesday, after enjoying a
short vacation.
The comfort and safety of the public is
greatly enhanced by the new steps at the
postofice
There is to be dance at Grange Hall,
Wednesday evening and all interested in
forming dancing school for the coming
winter are requested to be present and
make necessary arrangements. Music
will be furnished by Mrs. Brooks orches
ira.