St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
At the Willie.

Miss Elizabeth HUTCHINSON, WHO IT,
Gently returned from Georgia, has re-
sumed her old place as clerk in Mrs. F. J.
Willey's store.
Chandler Severance, who lives on
farm in the south part of the town died
last Wednesday, after weeks illness
with pneumonia. Mr., and Mrs Sever
ance had celebrated their golden we'd
ding only a month ago, when he seemed
to be in perfect health. He leaves
widow and two children, George of st.
Johnsbury and Mrs. Carrie Olcutt, a
trained nurse, who cared for him in his
last illness. He was a good Christian
man, liked and respected by all and uni
versal sympathy is extended to his be-
reaved family.
Bert Kinds is seriously i'll at his sisters,
Mrs Ruggles. Peritonitis is feared.
Carroll Davis has bought out Norman
MacDonald's blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Fred Harvey has stored her
goods in Stern's block and taken a room
at Mrs. George Wheeler's.
Mrs. c. B. Dodge and Miss Sarah La
Mere are working in Mrs. Dustin's mil
linery shop during the season.
Mothers Club Meeting.
A very pleasant meeting of the Moth
er's Club was held with Mrs E. B.
Chase Thursday evening at the Union
House. Mrs. Davis, until recently presi-
dent of the Village Improvement society,
gave very interesting and helpful paper
| J. h. I,o+ C1,,h RI IN for
Village Improvement" She suggested
some ways in which the children might
be interested in the work of making and
keeping the village clean, which it is
hoped may mature with good results
Two new members, Mrs, Milo Shattucl
and Mrs. Wark, were welcomed, Mrs
Erton Shorey, the president, was chosel
delegate to the annual meeting of tn
State Federation at Windsor The re
port of the program committee, giving
the subjects of meetings for next year
was read and accepted The program
are in press and will be distributed yer,
soon The president announced the ap
pointment of the following committees:
Program: Mrs. Martin Daniels, Mrs
Harry Silsby; distribution of magazines
Mrs. Charles Lewsey; relief, Mrs. Harri
Allen, Mrs. Fred Folsom; benevolent
Mrs. NJ G. Robinson, Mrs. L. c. Crafts
social, Mrs. A. A. Cheney, Mrs. Charlie
Darling, Mrs. Charles Norris, Mrs. Ernes
Chase, Mrs. David Addison; education
Mrs. Charles Lee, Mrs. Fred Wilcox; 70
estry, Mrs. H. E. Folsom, Mrs. Everett
Ruggles; household science, Mrs. Edwi
Hough, Mrs. Ronald Bell library, Mrs
George Fisher, Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett. TIL
meeting in May will be held with Mrs
Charles Norris
Lois and Nathan Thompson have bee
spending a week with an uncle in tn
east part of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Weeks have move
to Haverill, Mass, where he has work.
Charles Darling has gone to Colorad
on an extended business trip.
The Christmas club held social NEE
ing with Mrs. Homer Wilson la'
Wednesday.
The town schools began Monday f
the spring term.
George F. Hall, the comedian who hs
appeared here in popular plays severi
times will be here with good supper
this evening, in the new musical coined
"The Gibson Girl" a comical plot,
competent company, with well-traine
chorus and ballet, promise an entertain
ment well worth attending.
The Woman's Auxiliary St Peter
church are planning May Day festiv
to be given in the new gymnasium
Wednesday, May /. Good music,
May pole dance, and number of 9th
novel features are promised.
The Military Band are to move the
quarters into hall in Eaton's block,
the hall they now occupy in Stern
block is to be made into tenements.
:, Mrs. Merritt Harris returns home tt
) week from Montpelier much improved
health.
Miss Cora Curtis, who has be
, nursery governess at Charles Darling
for about two years, has gone to teac
: ing school, and her place is taken
4 Mrs. Darling's sister, Miss McAuley,
Y Berry, P. Q.
n Joseph Webster and Charles LEWIS
t go to England this summer for abo
|. three months, to visit their parents a
n other relatives, whom they have Il
0 seen for years.