St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-02-20
The Towns Around.
EAST BURKE.
Mrs Urania Davis is still confined to
~ house from the effects of the grip.

.hs house from the effects of the grip.
rbe congregational church will cele-
t.a+e their Centennial at the vestry, Feb.
90 ot O." All members and everyone interested
n 1 tbe church are invited.
Mrs Clara Parker ofSt. Johnsburv
.;s;ted her daughter, Mrs Gertrude
po oi, called on old neighbors, and at
ended the Valentine party at F. Browns
Wednesday evening
The ladies took 1881 at the food sale
Saturday afternoon.
The reservoir went dry at Mt. View
Saturday night The electric lights were
otut off and the motor worked the
T all night, but did not get it filled,
and the teams have been obliged to draw
water for the stock.
The homes of c. w. Foster, Fred
Brown and w. B. Godding have been
connected with the Citizens telephone.
Fred Dashney came home from his
work with the saving machine sick
with the grip last week, but was able to
return Monday.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald is visiting at her
former home in Concord.
There were rs at the Valentine party
at Fred Browns Wednesday night, NJ.
n Gibson taking up 80 in his barge. The
receipts are over Sc, which goes to pur-
chase new social song books.
Mrs. Burt Baker entertained Rev. and
Mrs. D. G. Guest and Miss Janet Guest
at her home last week Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Gibson visited Mr.. Gilsons
sister Mrs. Helen Gibson Fisher, at
Canaan, N. H., last week.
Master Raymond Legacy is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Willie R. Thurber left here Thursday
morning for Troy, where he has gone to
work for his cousin, Wallace Miller, who
is in trade there.
Miss Janet Guest, who has been visit
ing her brother at the Methodist parson-
age returns to her home at Island Pond
this week.
Arthur James, who is taking lessons
on the cornet of P. S. Harris, has Just
received a fine new instrument as
present from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI James.
Master Bion F. Humphrey entertained
party of his little friends Monday after
noon, Feb. IS, in honor of his 3rd birth
day.
The junior Christian Endeavor and jun
ior Epworth League societies give box
social at the vestry Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds to help replenish the village school
library.
c. L. Wyman has gone to Wilmington,
where he has position. The family will
remain here for the present, and John
Hubbard has been engaged to run the
farm.
Sylvester Hall from the west is visiting
hiscousin, Joshua Bemis, on "Bemis Hill, y
Alonzo Randall of Minnesota, who has
been absent 40 years, visited his cousin,
Mrs, J. D. Lawton last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Legacy returned
from their wedding trip last week and
are stopping at A. w. Wilson's. In
two weeks they will move to their farm,
recently purchased in East Newark.
Mrs. R. A. Eggleston wishes to return
her sincere thanks to the neighbors, who
Sokindly remembered her on the eve of her
birthday with such beautiful flowers.
Also for their visit and kind wishes to
one who has been confined to the house
since New Years Eve.
W. H. Jeffery goes to Coventry
Wednesday. While there he will visit
the Jr. 0, U. A. M. council.
Mrs Nellie Caswell is suffering with
her eyes, from the effects of the fall she
had some time ago, while working at St
Johnsbury. She will be obliged to give
up dressmaking for while.
Miss Ethel James has returned from
her visit to St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Ralph Parker and Master Leor
are spending few days with her parent:
here.
The village schools close next weel
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Dashney has been entertain
ing her brother, John Gallagher, of st
Johnsbury, the past week,
Mrs. Eleanor Phippen, who has beer
Ill since the oath of November has beer
having the grip the past few days.
The book committee of the L. L. A.
met with Mrs. Rose Root, Friday after
noon, and made selection of 36 new
books, which will soon be added to thu
village library.
The town auditors met at the Hollow
tuesday of this week.