St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-14
The Towns Around.
LYNDON.

c Mattocks went last Friday
MIS- MIs,, ~ Mass, to remain through
the month :, u:aa ca.,;a
,d mt5 are at Peaks Island.
MASS M;ss Bessie Hopkins, daughter Of Mr..
MiI Mrs E. L. Hopkins, arrived last
ana Nv m' from San Antonio, Texas, for a
frlu ,tyseks' visit with her friends.
II" W. and Mrs. Elvin Nichols and four
,a mr are away for a weeks visit.
' ,[tbur Lawrence of Waltham, Mass,
,.nired Wednesday at 6. P. Spencer's.
a rhare his family have been visiting for
several weeks
Mrs F. c. Morse and Leslie went to
~ concord last Wednesday to visit
L ha'' foster.mother, Miss DURHAM. Mr..
n Morse went later and returned with
them Monday
Mrs Wells Quimby returned Monday
from, visit with her sister, Mrs. Belden,
at West Concord
Mrs. Alice Rand has come to care for
her mother, Mrs. Prouty, who has been
very ILL.,
Miss Cora Sidney is working at Elisha
Bigelow's at Lyndonville.
Mrs Cornne Bulls of Springfield,
Mass. came last week Tuesday to spend
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Honora Wilmarth.
Mrs. S. R. French, accompanied by her
am Charles French, of st. Johnsbury,
returned Monday to make preparation
nr the auction of her household goods,
which is to be held on Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. Effe Hovey is entertaining her
niece from Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Charron have
been entertaining large party of rela-
tives from Montreal.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman entertained
marty of about 80 young people at her
home last Friday night, and a delightful
time is reported.
Mrs. Joel Sidney and son, Roland, and
Beatrice and Roy Parker spent last Fri
day very pleasantly at Newport, the
trip being a celebration of Master
Roland's seventh birthday.
Mrs. Harvey Kline and daughter
Bessie of Littleton were called here the
first of the week on account of the i'll
j ness of Mrs. Prouty. Mrs. Kline is also
in very poor health.
Quite large number of people from
this village attended the picnic and log
4 rolling of the Modern Woodmen at the
camp grove, Lyndonville, last Thursday.
The services at the Methodist church
n last Sunday were somewhat unique and
very enjoyable. Miss Ida Bailey of
Salem, Mass, sang beautiful solo,
\ Come Unto Me-" Miss Alys Laughlin
Of Madison, South Dakota, presided at
4 the organ and Rev. Maude Bailey
4 preached an excellent sermon from Heb.
1875, "Be content with such things as
ye have" In the Junior League Miss
Ellen Westerburg of Plantsville, Conn.,,
v gave the children delightful talk.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw and family are ex-
peCted home this week.
4 Henry l. Bailey has sold his house on
d Chapel street to George Newell for $500,
n possession to be given very soon. Mr..
Newell expects to make repairs before
moving in.
4 Mrs. Algernon Bowker has sold her
house to Hazen Blood for $500. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Bowker will go to
st. Johnsbury to live with her son,
Charles Parker, and family
Invitations are out for the marriage
4 OfMiss Jennie Wells Chase to Monsieur
Regis Michaud at the Congregational
church. Thursday, August %.
n Mr., and Mrs Farnum have issued in
yitations to the marriage of their niece
Rev. N Maud Bailey, to Monroe James
N Pedley of Winfred, South Dakota, which
is to take place at their home Monday,
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