St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-06-17
At DanVille.

s Mics Luthera DAVIS SIduudleu WITH |
N MIS- rom Kimball Union Academy, |
a %lp;jsn \. H.. this week. Her mother,
me- MSs'P {. Davis, is at Meriden to attend |
,.orimencement,
The Ladies Aid society OF the Metho-
g.. church will hold a veal pie social |
VTednesdaY June "a.
republican caucus will be held |
r5areday evening at the Town Hall at |
an on to elect delegates to the state and
county convention.
The democratic caucus will be held |
tbe Town Hall. Saturday, June 90 at
~ ~ 10 elect a town committee and
81 .oaates TO the state convention to be
G I Burlington, June 26.
Misses Alyah Garrison of Philadelphia
.ad Pnth Kinter of Pittsburg, Pa, are
ana Of Miss Donna Sturdevant.
pr.h Cole and family have moved into
., "nr in George A. Cranes house.
Mrs S. c. Currer spent Sunday in St.
Iohnsbury
y R Dennison OF Boston, is spending
Few DAYS with his daughter, Mrs. Kate
Dennson
Vasbburn Lodge F. and A. NJ, will
observe st. Iohn's Day next Sunday at
S80p. m. The service will be held at
-bs CONGREGATIONAL church and Rev. ].
: Schneider will preach. The members
M oftbe Eastern Star are asked to meet
Nth the Nasons at Masonic Hall at
tro o'clock. The public are cordially
invited.
MN. Stocker is attending the COM
mencement exercises of Norwich Univer-
.ity in his official capacity as one of
the state board Of visitors.
E. Tinker, Tracy Badger, and
D1rant Dole, are at Mortified attend
inc tbe commencement exercises of Nor
wich University.
Dr. George Bolton and family of Burke
have been visiting at Plynn Bottoms.
Rev. W. Douglas exchanged pulpits
with Rev. P. n. Granger of Peacham
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Harvey of ST.
Iobnsbury spent several days last week
at the Elm House.
Rev. Iohn L. Sewall of Boston, field
secretary of the New England Sabbath
Protective League, will lecture in the
"a Town Hail. Thursday evening at 100,
on the subject, THE Good Citizen and
his Sabbath There will be no admis-
sion fee. An offering will be taken.
Friday afternoon there will be a meet
ing at the Congregational parsonage Of
n the Home Department visitors at 2 30.
Atthe regular meeting of the Grange,
Iune %, there will be a class of FIVE for
the first and second degrees.
Mrs F. H. Brooks of Saugus, Maine,
81 is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Henry Chal-
Il merS.
There will be a special meeting of Dia-
& mond Chapter, 0. E. S., Friday evening
Il for conferrng degrees. Ice cream and
II cake will be served after the work.
Mrs. Albert Ingalls, met with a severe
4 fall Thursday. No bones were broken,
bu, she is still suffering from her injuries
and Mr. Ingalls, is suffering severely with
4 muscular rheumatism.
Mrs Herbert Grodevant of Sheridan,
u Wyoming, is the guest of her mother,
i Mrs. Julia West.
F. b. Alnsworth attended the meeting
q otthe Masonic Grand Lodge at Burling-
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harris returned
Monday from a trip to Montpelier and
Norrisvrlle and surrounding towns.
Miss Mary Sargent has returned from
] Burlington for the summer,
Mrs John Page of St. Johnsbury is
spending several days at F. !. Preston's S.
Miss Mabel Mears and ]. B. Waterbury
Of Boston are guests at Capt. Stephen
WatUmans
Mrs. Sarah Allison and Mrs. Carl D.
Hopkins Of Norfolk Downs, Mass, are
visiting at S. n. Ingalls,.
Arthur Webster attended the state
convention OF Congregational churches
atSt Adams last week.
Mrs { H. Wilson represented Dia
m0nd Chapter, o. E. S., at the meeting
ottle Grand Chapter in Burlington last
week. She also visited friends in Bran
don several days.
Mrs Elizabeth Steele has been quite il
the past week.
Mrs. Augusta Pearl of St. Johnsbury
visited her father, Col William Dole, last
week.
Miss May Gillian of East Barnet il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Garvin.
Miss Grace Hoyt has returned tc
Lowell Mass.
The vaudeville entertainment, giver
underline auspices Of the Pythian Sisters
was very successful. There was gooC
attendance and the evenings program
was thoroughly enjoyed. The first par
consisted OF songs and choruses inter
spersed with Jokes. This was FOLLOWED
by two iaughable farces which were wei
acted
Consumptives Made Comfortable.
FoIeys Honey and Tar has curec
many eases of incipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages affords
comfort and relief Refuse any but tn
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. W. b
Eastman.
EAST BARNET.
The topic for the Tuesday evening
meeting June %, is How to get ant
keep situation" Jer. 39:1-6; Al
dH-+4 Leader Mrs Lizzie Bailey.