St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-03-06
Concord.

Edgar Harvey is at Victory, workir
on the new boarding house.
Mrs Charles Howard received wor
the past week that her sister, Mrs, Mar
Stockwell Burns, is very i'll at her hon
in the west. Her many friends in Coz
cord wish for her speedy recovery.
Miss Hazel Douglas spent part of las
week with her grandmother, Mrs. ]. {
Taylor, at St. Johnsbury
Miss Mamie Harvey left Saturday 70
Barre, where she takes Miss Maud
Enright's position in Mrs. Shepard
millinery parlors. Miss Enright vii
spend the spring months with friends il
New York
w. W. Smith of Sutton p. O., delivered
an address at the Universalist churcl
Sunday evening. 1t was a union meeting
and his subject was temperance.
Mrs Ellsworth Williams has beer
quite i'll the past week. Mr. Williams
who has been home for a week on
account of illness, has returned to his
work at Damon's Crossing.
The boarding house owned by Johnson
and Stebbins, of the Moose River Lumber
Co. at Damons Crossing, burned to the
ground early Thursday morning. This
is the third loss this firm has sustained
by fire within the last six months.
The boarding house at Johnson, n. H.,
burned a few months ago; the store and
offices at Johnson, burned Sunday morn
ing, Feb. "a and this fire at Victory on
Thursday. Carpenters were employed
the next day to erect new house and
the work is being rushed on it to COM
plete it early in the spring.
The friends of Mrs. Fred Dodge will be
pleased to know that she is somewhat
improved. Her nurse has returned to
st. Johnsbury.
The Y. |. S. have purchased and placed
new window shades in the town hall
Certainly that was Village improve
ment."
The date for the appearance of the
Royal Concert Co. has been changed
from March 6 to March 49, This CON
cert is given us by the courtesy of the
entertainment bureau, and those holding
course tickets will be admitted free.
The sugar party at the Universalist
church Wednesday night was well at
tended and pleasant evening was en-
joyed
The high school closed last week for d
short vacation.
Miss Jennie Belden has gone to Little
ton, where she will be employed in a
millinery store.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, who has spent
the past two weeks at 0. B. Cuttings,
has returned to her home at East Burke.
Miss Hattie Blodgett is learning the
work in the central telephone Office.
Miss Vera Mooney was the guest of
Miss Maude Berry at st. Johnsbury
Center last week.
Horace Hastings has had his residence
with the New England tele-
phone.
The ladies of the Universalist church |
served dinner at the vestry, town meet |
ing day, and many of the farmers coming |
in to vote brought their wives with |
them, and the dinner was very pleas
ant occasion for them.
Miss Merle Smith, who has been EN-
Toying weeks vacation with friends IN |
New Hampshire, has returned and re-
sumed her duties in the central Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas, who
have spent the past few weeks with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Douglas,
have returned to their home in North
field
airline Francis, who has been spending
a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie
Douglas, has returned to her home in st.
Johnsbury.
JIG. Mooney came home from Port
land the last of the week on account of
illness. He recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to his work Monday
George Reed and Thomas Hunter, who
have spent the winter logging at Da-
mons Crossing, have returned home.
Use the American throat tablet.