St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-09-02
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81 fCIs lHNllSu liz HiSih-
vs. IN. M Lvrl5n Union Club to meet
be- O. s .-- thursday afternoon, and
St.a D', .~r accepted the invitation
.af-' ~. .,.. ut social hour. Piano
s'y'.- -s. 5t..a By Mrs Charles Norris
ra.,, E w.. Carpenter, and Misses
AZ , aS a-9vu and Marguerite
.ir a .re each rendering two |
o1- --. IN very charming manner.
S'y .., BE-. f. Of punch in both dining |
i''. .-' M. .egaled thirsty takers
pom . '-- we're weary. At an exc
va. s-t meeting held before the
s.a' '.,~ 95.u members were voted |
az .,s ,sr which will begin its years
i.5 '' Nth arge and enthusiastic |
~.n5cs5a.
H. vt Staples and children, who
~. .r this vicinity for several
4. -.u-r.I To their home in Boston
=, and Me-, F. H. Davis and Karl
.e. doctors sister, Mrs. Hattie
4 |, r -... an auto trip to
a-..o n H.. last week, spending
- ...., with relatives there.
...fa- Nh. Institute and the Graded
.S.,. 5esa, I'D tuesday, Sept. s.
There o., .a unusually large attend
. ,.,, die -l,t picnic on Friday and a
ll'. ..,,5.r5.'. day. That function on
,--l.r1 -a,, week will take the form Of
' -.9 roast each member to bring their
-rr corn and other provisions.
,,.o-5ar was an ideal day for the
..~. i .ae Episcopal Sunday school,
- .- IVA, held at Bean Pond A large
., - attended and carried lunch, ice
...r cake and coffee being provided
m al.
W, kim and daughters, Bernice and
At,sa from Evansville, have been spend
-ga few DAVIS with her sister Mrs. W.
d Guild
-,.as, rallies of the campaign were
9- ,ss, week, both largely and enthu-
mt.c8.,v attended. The democracic
1r., occupied Music Hall on Thursday
EVENING. Their speakers were Elisha
usro ST. T9hnsbury and Winfield Tuck
\ g,gsaes.er Mass. A Bryan and Kern
M MA, raised before the meeting. On
r-5ar evening the republicans turned
M tables their spokesman being Com
FRESHMAN Hill of Connecticut and 5. II.
Jackson Of Barre. Frank O. French also
Entertained with his Jolly songs. The
hand furnished music for both occasions.
0a Saturday NJ. NJ. Taplin sold at
3.-5a a number OF house lots laid out
-aolr. OF the old Allen farm, a little
rrr Of the golf links. A very slightly
lad convenient location for homes when
4 rood street is laid out up the hill. The
band PLAYED on the occasion which was
og.e a gala affair, presents being dis
rlo.ed to all present and cigars and
aaig freely passed around. The lots
gae all disposed Of at varying prices,
uaagng well.
IA Wednesday of this week the
Mothers Circle will hold a picnic tor
their children in the camp grove at one
9d.ca
Quite a large number from here are
planning to attend the Sherbrooke fair
G some time during the week.
Ms, Elizabeth Hills has returned from
Der vacation and is again at her place in
.le L85.egH Library.
Rev E. o. French has returned from
aS vacation and conducted the usual
syc,s at the Congregational church
.u >u1iay.
Mrs u. {. Wilson entertained the
MEMBERS OF the Christmas club and a
Few guests very pleasantly last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs George Pierce invited a few friends
thursday afternoon to play cards, and
% meet her aunt, Miss Emma Nc
AaIeu who is visiting her.
lr and Mrs. E. {. Frost entertained
am tables Of whist on Thursday
evening
Mrs 7 c. Fletcher, Mrs. W. P. Smith,
Mrs Robert Mackinnon, Mrs. H. F.
5a,l aud Mrs Il. NJ. Pearl from St.
-as5lry attended the club reception at
A's Powers on Thursday.