St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-04-15

| people, who are warm in their praise O
the hospitality accorded them and of the
| quality of the sugar, which is A No. /
The mail train from the east stopped al
the crossing and carried them back tC
St. Johnsbury.
Elmer Reed, Harry Currier and George
Davis extended invitations to the village
people recently to enjoy a sugariug of at
their sugar camp and, as usual such in.
vitations were hailed with Joy and very
! gratefully accepted.
Dr. G. B. French spent a part OF last
week with relatives in Hardwick.
Herbert Daniels has moved from the
Walbridge farm back to his own resi-
dence. Mr.. Walbridge will soon move
from the village back to the farm The
village people regret exceedingly that
this move is to be made.
Ray and Edward Hudson Of st Johns
bury visited their grandmother, Mrs
Augusta Davis, last week
Mrs. Ida Thomas spent part of last
week with friends at Miles Pond.
The jurors, who were attending court
day night and returned home Thursday.
Judge 0. B. Cutting returned home Sat
urday, court being adjourned.
DR.. Addison Preston has given up his
rooms in Mrs Abbie Brighams house
and has his office in Abby Gray's res
idence. His telephone number is chang
ed to 1922.
The L. b. society OF the Methodist
church will serve hash supper in the
church vestry, Wednesday evening, April
%.
Cassus McGregor sold his household
goods and farming implements at auc-
ton last week Tuesday. He will leave
soon for Massachusetts where he will
make his home with his son.
Mrs. George Paris and daughter, Ar
line, who have spent tie past few weeks
at d. H. Morton's, have returned to
their home in Lebanon.
William II. Preston Of St. Johnsbury
visited his son, Dr. Addison Preston,
last week
The many friends of Miss Mabel Chick
ering were shocked to hear of her death
which occurred Thursday night, at her
home in St. ohnsbury. Miss Chickering
had taught the last two terms of school
in the grammar room of the Judevine
Memorial School and was engaged to
teach this spring term, and would have
entered upon her duties this present
week. She was a very efficient teacher
and one of the best the school has ever
had. She held the respect and esteem of
all her pupils, and during her short stay
here had made many friends outside her
school relations, who leel her death very
keenly and who extend to the members
OF her family deep sympathvi in this great
atliiction. The class of 1908, which she
would have graduated next June from
the Concord Grammar School, attended
her funeral on Sunday and other pupils
of the school sent flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bryer and son,
Roy, of St. Johnsbury have been spend
ing few days with relatives in town.
Miss Eva Batchelder, who is teaching
in the Industrial School at Lancaster,
Mass, comes Saturday to spend a short
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Chapman.
At the annual village meeting held last
week Tuesday evening these officers were
elected: Moderator, r. T. Johnson; clerk
and treasurer, c. F. Cutting; trustees, F.
A. Brewer, c. L. Stacy, D. A. Pike, H. S.
Randall, and A, j. HULL collector, E. J.
Williams; auditors, Jacob Richardson.
IT, Francis Chapman, and George