St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-04-22
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school at Stanstead. Edward Irvine :,
the same place is also stopping at N.
Hutchinson's.
Mrs. ]. S. Schofeld has been sDendi,,
week with Mrs. Minnie Wilmot J,
Barton, and with friends in West Derbr
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McVicar so...
last week in Boston. and ATTENDED
grand opera while there.
The Universalist Ladies Aid soc;.+.
held successful apron sale and East,
supper Friday afternoon and evening
which was largely attended All so-f,
and kinds of aprons were on sale and
many of them were disposed Of TX.
supper menu comprised a variety n
good things, eggs entering largely irT
their composition. An Easter souvenir
was presented to each guest
George Whipple entertained tb
members of the Universalist SundsT
school in his sugar place Saturday aitet
noon at sugar party, which was much
enjoyed by the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ide invited III.
members of the womens clubs and otbs,
friends to sugar party at their cam
last week Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting of the Lyndon Civr
Federation. at which the necessar,
steps will be taken to organize the new
union club, will be held in the Darling
Hall on Saturday afternoon MAY 8
at $50 o'clock All members are urged
to be present, as the new constitutions
to be voted upon, and other important
business decided.
Mrs. A. l.. Finney is in Boston hi,
week visiting Mr.. Finney's sister Mrs
Jones, whose home is in Chelsea. Mrs
Jones lives in an apartment house ocat
ed just across the B. & NJ. tracks from
the burned district. The fire came as
far as these tracks, and this apartment
house and the Is. & NJ. station. were the
very first buildingsto escape destruction
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lyster have gone
for a ten days trip to Washington.
going by boat from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Stoddard have
returned from a winters sojourn 10
Florida.
The Lyndon Club are planning to
entertain the ladies with a Nav day
ball, which promises to be a very de.
lightful affair.
The members OF the Educational and
Forestry committees, with the teachers
and few invited guests, were enter.
tanned very pleasantly at the home Of
Mrs. w. |. Powers, Tuesday evening.
Rev, E. n. Goddard of Montpelier Goa.
Quoted the Easter services at ST. Peters
Mission on Sunday.
The senior class at the Institute are
planning to repeat the last OF this
month the play, Down in Maine
which they gave so successfully.
1t is much to be regretted that the
Rev. William Shaw is not to return to
the Methodist parish here another year
He has been an excellent pastor and en-.
Joys the respect and esteem OF evervone
He expects to locate in Enosburg Falls
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow held an opening
of spring and summer hats on FRIDAY
and Saturday of last week at which the
new styles in head-gear were layishly
displayed.
Miss Evelyn Cheney is at home from
Lasell Seminary for the Easter vacation.
The funeral of Mrs. Bartlett, formerly
Florence Miles of this town, was held ii
the Universalist church Saturday after.
noon. She died at her home in Massa-
chusetts from typhoid fever, her husband
being now i'll with the same disease
Captain Ring and Others of the SALIVA.
ton Army workers from St. Johnsbuy
gave an illustrated lecture on the work
OF this organization in the Congrega
tional church Wednesday evening, 1t is
desired to organize branch of the army
here, but there hardly seems to be any
held for their special work in this place
Mrs. Milo Shattuck was the hostess
OF the Mothers Club Thursday evening
Mrs. Fred Wilcox gave a paper on THE
Sensitive Child" This is the last meet
ing of the club before uniting with the
other clubs.
Nathan Parker has sold his house to
D. M. Silsby, and is now talking Of buy
ing farm.
The sugar house belonging to Mr. Nc
Dowell, on the former Heath farm in
Egypt was burned in the high wind
Wednesday night, but fortunately the
hre spread no further.
Mrs. H. c. Wilson is the hostess of the
Christmas Club this "wednesday after
noon.
Arthur Robinson has been suffering
with blood poisoning in his hand,
Wilfred Beauregard has moved his
family into the Dennison house on Man
street.
Miss Elizabeth Hills, the new librarian
is boarding at E. c. Frost's.
Mrs. B. R. Lyster and daughter from
WHITEHEAD, N. H., have been visiting in
town recently.
Forty hours devotion was observed at
st. Elizabeths church Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday with several priests
rom out of town assisting in the ser
vices: Among the priests here at differ
mt times were Rev. Frs. Caisse of Wind,
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