St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-10-28
At the Willie.

At the Willie.
4 fine display Of Japanese prints is on
exhibition ia The library, loaned by the
F-.e, Library Of Northampton. A
mn3.ro ueu books of fiction, juvenile
max, and others OF general interest
have been added to the library and will
i, oat ucrculation soon.
hseph S. lock has moved to Hard
wick and Tie store he occupied in the
Stern Block is now rented to a moving
picture concern, which gives nightly en-
ornaments
Mrs. Morton Lyster has been sp nd
mga few DAYS with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Darling and MIR.
and Mrs n. L. Parker went to Montpe-
Etr last week to attend the inaugural
ball Thursday evening.
Mrs H. E Folsom, Mrs. Vail Branierd
and W. t. Powers were visitors to the
Hub last week Mrs. Branierd went to
see her niece Miss Dorothy Applegate,
who has Just entered Wellesley Collge.
Arthur Stuart has a position with the
telephone company in Boston and has
gone there.
c. Dewey Baldwin is at home for few
DAYS from the Institute OF Technology.
The Winters Lecture Course.
Plans for the lecture course of the Vii
age Improvement society have been per-
tcted and the list OF attractions and
dates is as follows: Nov. 81, The College
Singing Girls and Walter Eccles; Dec. IL,
Thomas Brooks Fletcher. a lecture. THE
Nartyrdom of Fools;' Jan. ~, A. X.
Peck, an illustrated lecture on THE
Storm Heroes Of our Coast Feb. 9,
Weber Quartet with a reader; March 2,
Judge Ber Lindsey of Denver, subject,
THE Misfortunes Of Mickey" March 80,
Samuel Parker Cadman, b. D., subject
not yet announced This is very at
uacuye course and it is hoped it will be
well patronized and a financial success.
Rev. Dr. Adams OF Huntingville, Que,
preached at the Universalist church Sun
day morning.
The men of the Methodist church will
serve an oyster supper in the vestry Fri
day evening.
The play Black Beauty is to appear
~ Music Hall Nov. Is. 1t comes very
highly recommended.
Albert Austin has moved from the Vim
toah'uSe on Charles street to the Grant
mouse IN HadIeyyille, recently vacated
by Theodore Harris. Mrs. Delaney and
children have moved from the Center in
to Fred (arueys house on the Lyndon
road
"Pecks Bad Boy" the old timer, is the
attraction IN Music Hall Oct. IS.
Mrs George Ide very pleasantly enter
tanned the Christmas club at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
The Lyndon Club have decided to con-
uHle their popular series of Ladies
Nights. and will give four during the
winter the dates to be announced later.
Mrs Fred Wood and baby have been
qatelIl for few days.
Anna Bailey of East Barnet is caring
0F her sister, Mrs. Emily Wilmot.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Clark recently Wis
tied at Hyde Park.
Mrs H. NJ. Smith has been receiving
VISIT from her mother, Mrs. Minott, of
@onIpeIer DR.. Smith has benin Hart
o'u IT,, attending a dental meeting.
D. Mrs James Buell. is taking care of Mrs.
runner who is quite i'll at the home of
a'r daughter, Mrs c. B. Dodge.
&, arthur Gibson has gone to work in the
|oVHsmlth shop in the railroad shops.
l Guy Blake Of this place and Hazel,
laughter 10 Y OF Frank Lynch, were married
a NJ, Jomsbury, Oct. 3, by Rev. G. w.
bury.
Eugene Powers is fitting up a tenement
" inc second story of his house.
Mrs. Ann Baldwin has gone to Kan
sS 70 spend a few months with rela-
S IVY, Mrs. Harry Colby and daughter
V Wu are staying with her mother, Mrs.
p' ATS Alice Wing Dessault of Island
f rIal 'a, been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
bd LS' AlEerton has been quite i'll at the
P P,, Of lis daughter, Mrs. Kenerson, in
DuI"e, but is much better.
Inc music circle of the Union Club held
poy Pleasant meeting at Mrs. W. |.
'1HeTS Wednesday afternoon.
I,, 1Ie run lage sale held in the rectory
e. ,'' p al. day Saturday by the ladies OF
- - ly church was quite successful,