St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-22
At the Willie.
Club News.

: BROWN vice president, Mrs. Erton
ehorev; recording secretary, Miss Nellie
n nn corresponding secretary, Miss
Wortha Stevens; treasurer, Mrs. 6. F.
E Hs. education committee, Mrs.
W w. irving Powers, Mrs. G. M. Campbell;
,;hrarv committee, Mrs. W. S. letters,
Mrs. B. G. Morrison; social committee,
Me- M . Elisha Bigelow, Mrs John LeBour-
M, Mrs. w. H. Parker, Miss Martha
Stevens; program committee, Mrs. Mar
Wv Daniels, Mrs. A. l.. Finney, Mrs. w. I.
p Do RS. w. H. Ford; domestic
hence committee, Mrs. H w Lyster,
Mrs. H. c. Wilson; forestry committee,
Mrs George Ide, Mrs. Sumner Prescott
- committee Mrs. F. H. Davis, Mrs.
Esrrv Silsby, Mrs. G. F. Ferguson, Miss
Alice Vail, Miss Louise Gleason; presi-
dent of Civic Federation, Mrs. A. L.
Finnev; delegate to Federation meeting
IN october, at Windsor, Mrs. w. S.
letters.
The churches will all unite next Sun
dav in holding Memorial services in
Music Hall, with sermon by the Rev. Mr..
purpin of Lyndon Center. All are cor
d;ally invited to attend this service.
The Universalist Ladies Aid society
meets Thursday afternoon of this week
at Mrs. l.. S, Howe's, to sew. Supper
will be served. AN@{ ~ Ht At
The first band concert of the season
will be on Wednesday evening. The
Sons of Veterans will have one of their
nopular dances after the concert, In
barling's hall.
Miss Alice Sherrer was so unfortunate
as to fall and break her collar bone while
at West Burke last week.
Mrs. A. L. Finney returned, Monday,
from the meeting of the state assembly
of the Daughters of Rebekah at Mont
pelier, having been re elected treasurer OF
the order for the 18th consecutive year.
While at the capital she was the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. H. p Cushing, who
is very i'll and confined to her bed, with
but little hopes of recovery.
A travelling company gives humor-
Gus play in Music Hall this evening, en-
titled Reuben in New York" G. M.
Brown is in the title role, and a good
laugh is promised the patrons.
Misses Marguerite Robinson and
Christabel Brown are at home from
their respective schools in Boston for the
summer vacation.
Miss Annie Thompson of Newport has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Avery Bige-
low, on Main street, for few days.
Mrs. DIN Roundy was at West Burke
over Sunday.
L. T. Huntley and Mr.. Berry, the pho
tographer, returned from Boston last
week with Mr.. Berrvs automobile.
DR.. F. H. Davis was in Montpelier
last week attending the meeting of the
Vermont Homeopathic Society.
The new Boys Club room and gym
nasium in the rear of St. Peters rectory
was opened informally to the public
Thursday afternoon and evening, and a
large number awaited themselves of the
opportunity to visit this new and de-
Eghtful institution.
Three new automobiles arrived here
last week, Harry Silsby having pur-
chased Rambler runabout, John Can
naway Winton touring car, and E. ].
Blodgett has new Rambler runabout.
The dance given in Music Hall We'd
nesday evening by the members of the
local base ball nine was very successful,
both socially and financially. About go
couples were in attendance and all unite
in expressions of enjoyment. Mrs
Brooks orchestra of FIVE pieces rendered
excellent music.
Mrs. N, ]. Mills has opened her res
taurant in the Stern block, and serves
meals, sells home cooked food of the
best quality, and also cooks to order
A little later she intends to add an Ice
cream parlor in connection.
The Mothers Club meets Thursday
evening with Mrs. Charles Norris, the
meeting having been postponed from
last week. Miss Annie E. Maxfield will
speak to the club on "The Home and
the Kindergarten"
A large and pleasant picnic was helc
at the golf grounds Friday Afternoon
and evening,
Rev. R. c. Flagg of Newport preached
livery interesting sermon at the Congre
gational church Sunday,in exchange witt
the pastor In the afternoon he ad
dressed the mems meeting. Union ser
vices were held at the Methodist church
In the evening.
The subject of discussion at the Univer
salist church Sunday was 1.-THE Colder
Mean between the Puritan Sabbath ant
the Continental Sunday"
DR.. Harry Smith was in Burlington
last week to attend the annual meeting
OF the Vermont State Dental society
At the same time Mrs. Smith visited II
Middlebury.
Miss Marguerite Robinson is at hom
Tor the summer from the Emerson Schoo
Of Oratory.
Grover Foster has bought E. c. Hall
barber shop and Mr.. Hall will remain
and work for him. @s .s@