St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-17
Concord.

Mrs Sarepta Joslyn has been suferr
from erysipelas. Mr. Brewer remain
about the same.
George Davis gave his annual "suga
eat at his sugar house Thursday. Til
sugar was A No. /.
Sydney Willis has returned to Tuft
College, after spending a few weeks wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Willis
c. L. Stacy, Mr. and Mrs Harry Ma
and Viola May were at Frank Car
penter's in Waterford the first of tn,
week
The number of pupils enrolled in the
village school is 70; 81 in the primary
20 in the intermediate, II in the
grammar, and l / in the high school.
Miss Blanche Morton, who has been
i'll for several months. has been obliged
to give up this term of school.
Miss Yachon is working at George
Hastings.
Miss Bertha Edney has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs, Mary Chapman. for a
few days.
Mrs. F, L. Carpenter and three child
rem of Waterford are spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Stacy.
Miss Vera Mooney was the guest of
Miss Maude Berry at St. Johnsbury
Center last week.
Miss Emma Whitney, who has been
absent from the store several weeks on
account of illness, has recovered and re-
turned to her duties Wednesday
Mrs. Carrie Douglas and Miss Pearl
Douglas were at St. Johnsbury last
week, guests of Mrs. J. c. Taylor.
Mrs. Cora Hentke of Jersey City, n. l.,
came Friday to spend a few months
with her brother, Rev. Grant Van Blar.
com. She was accompanied by Mr.. Van
Blarcom's little son, Sydney Bristol,
who will now live with his father.
Archibald Powers of Lunenburg was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Ellen Gilbert,
recently.
At the last quarterly conference held at :
the Methodist church the following
board of stewards was elected: Ira
Noyes W. E. Ranney, ]. X. Hovey, H. +
z. Currier NJ. B. Carpenter, Elmer q
Reed, William Oliver, Alfred Sunburg, I. \
Y Sturtevant, Almira Story, Della a
Rainey. :
Dexter Reed is quite i'll at the home of t
his daughter, Mrs, w. E. Ranney.
Mrs. Burt Sampson and MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Crowell were recent guests of a
relatives at Lunenburg. t
Ebert Reed of St. Johnsbury spent the +
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cutting. j
Miss Merle Smith was a guest of Miss N
Mabel Hudson at St. Johnsbury, last
week. tt
Miss Harriet Hudson of Lisbon, spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rich, v
at North Concord. b
Walter Rich, who has been spending g
MS vacation at home, has been quite i'll.
Miss Mabel True has been spending v
short time with her cousin Miss Kate :
Hollis, at East St. .Johnsbury. W
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Reed and daugh- h,
ter, Flora of Waterford, are spending h,
some time with Mrs. Charles Powers, ~
Mrs. Reed has been suffering from II
luinsy sore the past week. =
Mrs. Helen Burroughs spent the past -,
week with Mrs. Walter Kellogg at St. "
ohnsbury.
Miss Gertrude Ramsay and Miss W
sugena Scott of ST. Johnsbury, were "
.uests of Mrs. Chauncey Miltimore /,
gently M
Harold James has returned to his home -
n Berlin, N. H., after spending short
'acation with his aunt, Mrs. Miner r IN
carpenter. IN
The lecture by Mr. Merrill on the S II
development of the Telephone at the :"
own nall Thursday evening, was very
Interesting, and was nicely illustrated
With steropticon views. free demon an
tration was given and quite number HI
alked with friends anywhere in New
England. ~
EN-. Lillicrap has been quite i'll with Pc
rysipilas. Mrs. Lillicrap has been a oh Oh
ifterer with the grip.
Rev. A. B. Enright is at St. Johnsburv
tending the annual Methodist confer &C
ace. Mrs. Enright will also spend a sstua
art of the week there. i DR.
Miss Dorothy Young has returned
ON st. Johnsbury, and is stopping with
ir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Williams.
Misses Beatrice and Eunice Nav. Mrs.
'Ichard {. Baker and Mrs. Emily Nav -
st: lohnsbury, were guests of Mr.. n lo
nd Mrs. Harry H. May last week. Mrs. H Ha
'aker also visited her mother, and her la la
unit, Mrs. Angelina Judevine. ms 15iS
The Modern Woodmen give sugar to
arty at |. o. o. F. hall this evening. Q H. H.
Mrs. Clinton Isham of East Concord Nc
week. 10,
c. II. Clark makes photographs at 26 an
Eastern Avenue. hi
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