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

sister are dead During the short time
Mrs. Harlow has lived here she has made
a number of friends, although she has
been in poor health most of the time
She bore her last suferings with patience
Her thoughts were always for her
family, and to them much sympathy is
extended. She was woman whose ever
cheerful disposition and loving ways
won for her host of warm friends, and
she will be greatly missed by them all.
The funeral services were held at the
house, Friday, at II o'clock, Rev. Mrs
Woodruff in charge. There were many
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Dowen and son Irving of Lyndon
vile, who have been visiting at Mrs. l..
B. Browns, have returned home.
The correspondent wishes to correct
the mistake which occurred in last
weeks paper. 1t was Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Gage of st. Johnsbury, instead of
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Gage, who were
the guests of Mr.. Farnham.
Earl Franklin, who has been spending
his vacation at Danville, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry, who have been
visiting in Boston, New York, and a
number of other places, returned home
Saturday night. They are boarding at
present with Mrs. Charlie Wallace,
Mrs. Clarence Berry and daughter
Charlotte of st. Johnsbury were the
guests of Mrs. Cortis Berry last week.
Leonard Hovey of Monroe has been
visiting his brother, Harry Hovey.
The grammar school opened Monday
with Herbert Burnham and Miss Anna
Stevens as teachers.
Miss Vera Mooney of Concord was
the guest of Miss Maud Berry last
week.
Last week Tuesday William Beaure-
gard and Mrs. Matte Wiley were mar
ried by Rev. FIR. Boissonnault They
left on the afternoon train for Boston
and Portland. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Beauregard have lived here for some
time, Mr.. Beauregard having charge of
the meat business here They have the
best wishes and congratulations of their
friends
Pomona Grange will meet this evening
at Green Mountain Grange Hall.
The Wide Awake Grange held their
first meeting in Firemen's Hall, Saturday
evening, it being one of the best meetings
that they have had for a long time A
fine program was furnished by Lecturer
Loren Miner, which was as follows
Selection by The Ladies Orchestra of St
Johnsbury; cello solo, Mrs. Laughlin o
St. Johnsbury; reading, Mrs Anderson
selection, The Ladies Orchestral song
Andrew Campbell; violin solo, Miss
Gagnon of ST. Johnsbury; reading, Mrs
Anderson; song, Perlie Bacon corne-
solo, Mrs. Carpenter of st. Johnsbury
song, Miss Gagnon; selection, The La
dies Orchestra. After the program
sugar on snow was served the suga
being donated by c. N. Sargent. Wild
Awake Grange feel very grateful to al
who gave their services to make tn
meeting so successful also to Mr.. Miner
who worked so hard to make the even
ing pleasant.
The Junior Christian Endeavor SOCIETY
will give a musical and literary enter
tainment Thursday evening. The Junior
are putting in great deal of work tt
make the entertainment a pleasant one
and it is hoped that large number will
be present. Light refreshments will b
served and an admission fee of ten cent
will be charged.
Josephine and Freddie Lougee hat
operations performed on their threats
Sunday.
Mrs. Ezra Learned is having anothe
attack of the grip, Mrs. Mary Whitne,,
is assisting at her home.