St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-12-16

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homemade candy was sold occupied a
corner of the hall and quite large
amount was sold by little girls during
the evening. Excellent music was fur
nished by Aubin's orchestra during the
evening and tor dancing after the play
The proceeds of the play were little
over 500, of which the profits will be
added to the Institute repair fund.
Mrs. b. F. Brown is receiving visit
from her sister, Mrs. A. S. Douglas, of
East Haven, N. H.
Mrs. Harris Allen opens a domestic
food parlor in the basement of the Park.
er boarding house on Tuesday, Dec. %.
Miss Christabel Brown gave reading
Saturday evening at St. Johnsbury, at
an entertainment given by the New Eng
land Order of Protection.
A severe shock, thought to have been
caused by an earthquake. was felt here
and reported for miles around on We'd
nesday afternoon last about two clock
The shock was hard one lasting nearly
a minute and accompanied by consider.
able rumbling. Everyone located the
disturbance in the building he was in and
it was some time before an adequate ex-
PLANTATION was found The graded
school children were panic stricken and
cleared the building IN very short time
Miss Louise Gleason is teaching at
Lyndon for short time in place OF Miss
Baker, who is ILL.,
Charles Ladd's family have moved into
Charles Rogers lower tenement, and
Mr.. Rogers will board with them.
James Buell. and family have moved from
the Humphrey house into Mr.. Gleason's
tenement vacated by the Ladds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Bigelow are in
Springfield this week spending a few
days at W. H. Fords.
The Music Circle held an interesting
meeting with RS. II. NJ Smith, Wednes-
day afternoon. and studied the subject OF
orchestral music.
The domestic science circle of the Union
club is to publish cook book To be COM
piled by the members, and all are re-
quested to hand in recipes to any mem
Der of the following committee: Mrs.
George lde, Mrs. II. {. Wilson, Mrs. d.
N. Brown, Mrs. John Aheru, Mrs. l..
c. Todd, Mrs. J. S Schofeld, Mrs.
Elisha Bigelow, Mrs. G. F. Ferguson,
Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. a. A. Cheney and
Mrs. James Kenney. The club members
are noted for their skill in cookery, and
are able to make book that will be OF
great practical value. The club have de.
cided TO take this method of raising
money for the Institute repair fund, an
object in which they are deeply inter
ested.
The Congregational Ladies Aid Socie
ty will serve a chicken pie supper Friday
evening.
Miss lnez Humphrey is in Brightloob
Hospital, having had successful opera
ton Tor appendicitis.
At the village meeting last week Satur
day evening to consider the question o
the Hooker claim on the water power al
the electric light plant, the reports of the
surveys made showed that the Hooker
property does not come within severa
rods Of the river. On motion of DR.. Nc
Dowell the article was dismissed and tn,
village trustees empowered to defend tn,
title of the village to the power
Mr. and Mrs. William Greene hav,
moved to St. Johnsbury where he is a
work.
The Knights of Pythias give their an
nual ball this year on Thursday evening
Dec. 81. Nhittiers orchestra of Mont
pelier will give a concert and furnisl
music for dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Donney recent,
visited his father, Rev. George Donney
at East Longmeadow, Mass.
Philip Daniels was quite i'll with bror
chitis last week.
Mrs. Daniel Hubley is spending a few
days with her sister in Maine. He
daughter, Mrs. William Owen, is keepin
house for her during her absence.
Ethel Chapman has been stopping wit
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Lewsey, while re
hearsing the play, "She stoops to cor
quer."
Miss Angie Wiley is clerking for H.
Parker during the holidays.
A new furnace has been put in tn
Congregational vestry and the room
have been newly painted.
The many friends of Charles H. Wilso
will be interested to know that he
now president and general manager {
the we'll known excursion firm of Ray
mand & Whitcomb Of Boston. Mr.. Wi
son has been with this firm from it
earliest days and has earned his variou
promotions by long and faithful service
You can make richer, more fragrant
more delicious tea, If you use "Salada.
One teaspoonful makes two cups. Us