St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-05-15
Concord.

Miss Louise Chapman entertained hel
classmate, Miss Lucy Hutchinson, of St
Johnsbury, at her home over Sunday.
Miss Pearl Underwood and George
kingsbury of St. Johnsbury were guests
of Miss Merle Smith, Sunday.
"The Lims" are here with their
educated dogs and giving fine exhibits.
Their last performance is this evening.
Mrs. C. E. Dudley with two children,
Francis and Theodore, are spending a
short time in Boston and vicinity.
Clarence and Hazel are boarding with
Mrs. Thomas Hunter and Mildred is
with Mrs. HoSmer Smith.
Mrs. Clarence Cutting visited friends
at St. Johnsbury, Thursday
Mrs Frank McGinnis of East st.
Johnsbury and Mrs. Waldo Reed of
Waterford were recent guests of Mrs.
Charles Powers.
There will be a special meeting of Adah
Chapter, 0. E. S., Wednesday evening,
May %, for practice.
Glenn Mooney of Johnson, n. H., spent
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Laura
Phillips, at Bethlehem
There was dance at Mrs. Fanny
Perkins at Texas last week.
Frank Carpenter and Harrison Bah
bit were at Barton last week, buying
cows
George Reed, the newly elected road
commissioner, has started on the roads |
with his gang Of men.
Mrs. Maude Young has gone to Water
ford to work at Stillman Cuttings
Julius Brigham who has been ill nearly |
all winter, was able to come to the
village last week.
Ed. Bugbee of Kirby visited his daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harry Hutchinson, Sunday.
There will be social dance at the
town hall Wednesday evening, MAY 90
under the auspices of the V. l. S. Dane
ing from to ~, after which refresh
ments will be served. Music by Madam
Brooks orchestra.
The committee for lecture course for
another winter are canvassing for sub
scribers and all who desire to attend can
facilitate matters by leaving their name
with Edwin Gray.
Emery Adams, the fire warden, is
making his round of duty inspecting the
chimneys and condemning quite a good
many. Joseph Mayhem is the mason
who understands building new ones and
is kept quite busy oflate
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Douglas, when her eldest daughter, {
Pearl Agnes, was united in marriage to {
William Henry Zero. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. M. H. Smith. The I
wedding was a private one, only the :
relatives being present. The :
bride wore her travelling gown of blue,
Both bride and groom are popular
young people and have hosts of friends
who wish them many years of happiness.
They returned Saturday from a short
trip spent with Mr. and Mrs. '
David Fales at Lyme, N H., where /
pleasant reception was held for them. I
They will live on Main street and Mrs.
Douglas will live with them.
Last Wednesday evening at the Metho-
list parsonage, William Henry Oliver
and Miss Ina Dora Turner were united in
marriage by Rev. M. H. Smith. The :
bride wore a suit of brown with hat to 3,
match. She is very estimable young }
woman. The groom is prosperous
armer, respected by all who known him. |
They have many friends who extend
congratulations and best wishes.
The Village Improvement society have h
'een identifying the village streets the T
,ast week by planting trees near the
de walk on Main street and on the 7
common. f
Mrs. Carrie Wilson OF Victory is work II
ng at Charles Powers. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wadleigh and Viii =
ord Harvey of st. Johnsbury were =
suests at Edgar Harvey's the first of the D
week
]. V. Sturdevant, school superintend- J,
mt, has visited the schools in town the T.
ast week. AS he is the teacher of the I.
Ugh school, that was closed after
tuesday,.
Mrs. Minnie Seavey and her mother, !,
lrs. Emma Quimbv of Whiteheld, are u
pending few weeks at their home here.
Henry Brooks of st. Johnsbury visited :
is mother, Mrs. Edith Brooks, recently. II
Miss Lizzie Weir Of East Concord was :,
guest at George Reeds last week \
!. K. Bonett was on the sick list last
week. !,
Miss Merle Smith visited friends at St. +
ohnsbury recently.
The L. B. society of the Methodist {,
hurch served their monthly supper at
he vestry last Wednesday evening, after .
which a reception was held to greet the =
lew pastor and his family ]. K. Hovey y
n few well chosen words, welcomed "
hem to the church. The response was =,
given by the pastor in very apprecia- a
tive manner. Rev. Grant Van Blarcom, n
pastor of the Universalist church, was
Jailed upon and he assured the new
pastor that he would find many warm o
friends here and that he anticipated C
pleasant associations with him in the e
sister churches.
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