St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-02
AT the Willie.

| ter Rowena went Saturday to Dexter,
NY, for a months vacation, which
they will spend hunting and fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin who
have just gone to housekeeping in DR..
Browns house on Church street, were
given tin shower Friday evening by
jolly party of their young friends, who
left substantial tokens of their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker returned
Friday from a two weeks trip, during
which they visited the Jamestown Ex-
position, Washington and New York
and other places Of interest. They en-
joyed very delightful trip, going with
| the party which included Governor
Proctor, and number of other state
officials.
Mrs. Diantha Mathewson fell Thurs
day evening and broke her hip. At her
advanced age serious results are feared.
Mrs. Prescott is caring for her.
Among the ladies from here attending
the annual meeting of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs at Windsor are
Mrs. A. L. Finney, Mrs. W. |. Powers,
Mrs. John B. Chase, and Mrs. E. ].
Blodgett.
For Village Improvement.
The Bazaar of the Nations, to be held
next week, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, in Music Hall, for the benefit of
the Village Improvement society,
promises to be one of the most unique
and successful entertainments, ever given
for that popular object. There are to be
ten different booths, each representing
a different nation, rummage sale will
be held in connection, and each evening
promises an interesting entertainment.
The different booths, with the chairmen
in charge, are as follows: Italy, art,
Mrs. H. w. Lyster; Gypsy, mystery
booth, Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson; Japan,
tea and Japanese curios, Miss Grace
Finney; Irish booth, vegetables and
fruits, Mrs. B. F. Brown; American
booth, food, Mrs. Elisha Bigelow;
Switzerland, candy, Miss Katherine
Vail; Holland, cake, cheese, cocoa and
crackers, Mrs. G.. M. Campbell; France,
ice cream and cake, Mrs. John Ahern;
Spain, salads, lemonade and other
drinks, Remembrance booth, Mrs. E. j.
Blodgett; rummage sale, Mrs. A. D.
Paige. There will be Village Improve
ment badges on sale, fortune telling, and
fish pond, besides many other attrac-
tons. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings there will tableaux and other at
fractions on the stage, and Friday even
ing Mrs. Brock will furnish music for a
social dance. Supper will be served in
the hall each night.
Mrs. Frank Wiley and her sister, Mrs.
Pease, have gone to market, and will
return with an attractive line of winter
millinery.
J. T. Gleason has taken possession o.
Webbs Hotel, and at present it is being
run under the charge of Levi Edgerton
who has been clerk there for so long.
A daughter was born Sept. 10 to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fisher, and daugh
ter Sept. Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Car
ter of Cochituate, Mass, who are for.
mer residents here. Miss Myra Conner
is working for Mrs. Carter.
Miss Evylyn Cheney has gone to
Auburndale, Mass, to attend Lasell
Seminary.
Arthur Crawford is to move his family
here from Barre, and will continue in
the photograph business. They have
rented the store vacated by R. Dorion
and will live back of the store, while his
brother is to go into the shoe making
business on one side of the store.
Mrs. Eugene Carpenter, who is now
living in North Dakota with her daugh
ter, Lila, has been visiting in town for 6
: few weeks.
The October meeting OF the Lyndon
Civic Federation will be held in Darling''
hall, Thursday evening, Oct. "a, and 6
very interesting program has been ar
; ranged. 1t is hoped there will be a goot
attendance.
George Tarbell has begun work as tn
new clerk in the post Office.
Albert Riley has entered the Freshman
class at the University of Vermont a
Burlington.
A. ]. Burbee of West Burke has openet
a shoe repairing shop in the plac
occupied by Henry Bedard.