St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-02-20
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The Simpson Methodist church, which
has been undergoing very extensive
repairs during the winter, is now ready
for worship and will be rededicated
Thursday Afternoon and evening. Special
services will be conducted by Rev A. B.
Enright, the sermon in the afternoon to
be delivered by Presiding Elder F. w.
Lewis, and in the evening by Rev. ]. NJ.
Frost, both of St. Johnsbury. Supper
will be served by the Ladies Aid society
at $50.
The w. r. c. willentertain their friends
with a Washington reception at G. A.
X. hall Friday evening. An entertain
ment consisting of music and readings
will be given Refreshments will be
served
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Brand, who have
spent the past few weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Dudley, left Tues
day for their home in Haverhill, Mass.
The friends of Mrs. Chauncey Milti-
more gave her very pleasant surprise
at her home last week Tuesday evening
in honor of her birthday.
The young man who works in F. r.
.Ioslyn's livery stable was kicked by
horse and one of the bones of his arm
was crushed, at the stable, Saturday
night
Mrs. Harry May, who has spent the
last four weeks in Boston and Worcester,
returned home Saturday.
The Modern Woodmen initiated 90 $
members at their regular meeting. 1t {
was also the occasion of the official visit f
OF the grand officers and was a very
pleasant gathering. h
0. B. Cutting left last week for Boston a
where he joined Mrs. Cutting, who has s
spent several weeks there, and together
they are spending this week with Mr. :,
and Mrs. Horace Woodward at Spring ~
field, Mass. y,
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of East Burke m
is spending a short time with Mrs. Mary hi
Cutting at the home of O. B. Cutting ne
New England telephones were installed
last week in the homes of Charles Powers H
and Harry Currier. co
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas of la
Northheld are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Douglas gi
Mrs. Hosmer Smith, Mrs. William kTl
Reed, Misses Merle Smith and Vera We
Mooney visited the lumber camp Of the We
Moose River Lumber Co. at Damon's an
1rossing, Thursday. sic
Mrs. Ellen Gilbert, who has been i'll, is III II
improved. Vi
The last entertainment of the Lecture
curse will be given at the Town Hall tu1
his evening and consists of dramatic We
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epertoire of Dickens Works no
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Haviland have s OK,
loved into the lower tenement in E. D. c. c.
ee's block. ~"
Willie Harvey is running the engine for ~,
lie Leader Granite Co. D.
Mrs. Harry Hutchinson has been =
'ending short time with her parents i,
Kirby. W.;
Mrs. Fred Woods is very ill. Mrs ter
laude Young is working there. 80
Harry H. May closed his singing class Ger
Ryegate Tuesday evening with con- hal
rt. Mrs. May and Viola accompanied
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Verne Howard of Monroe spent Sun
ay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. aes
harles Howard. iea
The young ladies of the Universalist t th'
arish gave Valentine party at the 49,. rna
lurch Wednesday evening. An abun- o ma
ance of hearts were used for decorations ~ 49,
I'D prizes were given the fortunate , .as'
inners of the various contests. 1t was , rs
rgely attended and was very pleasant w. Wv
fair. ~.
c. H. Clark makes photographs at thr
8 Eastern Ave. Rrc