St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-03
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has bought Mr. BARRIERS two houses or
Park and Church streets, is to move
there soon. Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase
who have occupied rooms there, are t.
have room in l.. c. Todd's house
Desirable tenements are at premium
and a number ofpeople are on the look
out for them. Charles Ruggles is to
build two cottage houses on Charles
street this summer, which are class o.
property in great demand.
Lorenzo Eaton was quite sick last
week, threatened with pneumonia, but
is now improving.
The Lyndon club entertain their
wives and lady friends at The House
Speedwell Farms, Friday evening. An
organ recital, dancing with music by
Mrs. Brooks orchestra, and whist, are
among the attractions promised. A
delightful time is anticipated.
The streets and walks have been in a
liquid condition the past week, and in
some instances almost impossible for
creatures without wings. A gushing
fountain near the main railroad crossing
on Depot street has been the cause Of
great delight to the crowds of school
boys who enjoy seeing each other duck
ed
The Shakespeare club held delightful
and memorable meeting last Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Wilcox. The
afternoons program included the reading
ofActs w and V of the Winters Tale
At its conclusion all were invited to the
dining room where genuine treat was
offered in the form of new sugar from
the Maple Grove Farm of Newbury.
Mrs. Wilcox's old home Her father
Mr.. Carleton, ranks first among the
sugar-makers of the state, having taken
the first prize tor FIVE years in succession.
Each guest was presented with fancy
sugar cake as souvenir of the occasion.
The next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. H. E. Folsom Thursday, April q.
The play of king Lear" will be finished,
and the rest of the meeting devoted to
business, election of officers, etc. A full
attendance is requested.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid society
held their apron sale on Friday after.
noon. At six O'Clock they served a
delicious supper. Each guest was
presented with an Easter souvenir
in the shape of tiny chicken or rabbit
The attendance was very large. In the
evening services were held, with preach
ing by Rev. A. F. Walch of St. Johns
bury
The annual Homeland Thankohering
service was held at the Congregational
church Friday afternoon. Good Fri
day was observed by morning, after
noon and evening services at st. Peters
Mission.
The Lyndon Womans Club hold their
annual meeting Thursday with Mrs. A,
L, Finney.
A union for school supervision is to be
formed by the towns of Lyndon, Sutton,
Sheffield, Burke and Newark. There
will be almost so schools. These are
the first towns III the state to take ad-
vantage of the new Law for school super
vision.
Donald and Jennie McCauley of Berry,
P. O., have been visiting their sisters
here, Mrs. Darling Mrs. Buckley and
Mrs. Shattuck.
Mrs. Harry Smith has been visiting
her parents in Montpelier for almost
two weeks.
The milliners all showed fine displays
of Easter hats Friday and Saturday of
last week
Mrs. Robert Child and sons. of Brad
ford, have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. w. S. Masten. They are soon to
move from Bradford to Springfield,
Mass, where Mr.. Child has good
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jocelyn have re-
signed as teachers at Lyndon Institute.
James O'Neil of Dartmouth College has
been hired for the spring term.
Miss Annie Houghton and Mrs. Myles
). Gilman have been in Boston for few
days.
Mrs. Charles G. Norris and son Rob-
ert have been in Boston with Mr.. Nor
ris for few days,
Mrs. Beulah Brainerd is again at work
IN the Citizens Telephone Office Her
mother, Mrs. Rufus Aldrich, who has
been sick for nearly two months is
better
Mrs N. G. Mills has been spending a
few days in Sherbrooke and East Angus,
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