St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-09-30
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.tIor from Sherbrooke, I. r, where
fnG me-. been for several weeks caring
,ns L u~' daughter, Mrs. Irvine. who has
OI Us a,ite A. Miss Bessie Hutchinson
otn = ~ Tuesday for the Brooklyn
n ,.r al Hospital where she is to take a
S 'nr.e Of training for nursing.
Harris has returned from an
:. ~ ,sive trip through the west.
n. and Mrs. !. S. Schofeld are to
~. sam from their tenement in Mrs.
eo, house to rooms in the Weeks
Il block,
v-s Harry NJ. Smith has returned
4 A, ,H Montpelier where she has been
.oending a few days.
III. NAV. Nan, the Mascot" was re-
..at.d Saturday evening for the benefit
i +t base ball team. Aulin's orchestra
4 II,n;.beI excellent music for the play,
aajfra dance following. 1t is crafty
a =, IN see how much dramatic talent we
tare among US, as is we'll evinced by
ibis drama
Ernest Chase of Manchester, N. H.,
"a, in town over Sunday, coming
.,oelaly to take part in Nan, the
Mas t.
Miss Eliza Sessions, who travels
.b+ough the state in the interests of
n, Kurn Hattin Home, is now stop
ping in town.
The first meeting of the Lyndon Union
rrb will be held in the Gable hall on
thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Charles Emerson have
III for their home near New York, but
betore returning will visit MIR. and Mrs.
Harry House in Chicago
Mrs A. D. Brewer and children who
have been spending the summer here.
have this week for their new home in
IndianapoHs, Ind. Mrs. Brewer S
btber, l. {. Eaton will accompany
them, and remain for some time.
Mrs. Florence Davis Greene is work
i1g in Mrs. F. J. Willey's store.
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow has returned from
market.
Misses Ruth and Margaret Mccall
have been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. S. S. Thompson. Their father,
Congressman Mccall, was in town last
week
A. L. Bragg of St. Johnsbury has
boughh the old car house in the railroad
yard and will tear it down and move it
away.
Mrs. A. D. Paige has been spending a
few DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Ranger, in
Providence, K. |.
Miss Nellie Davis has been quite i'll, but
is now able to be at work again.
Marguerite and Walker Hovey have
oned their father, Erastus Hovey, in
Hartford, Conn.
The Junior class of Lyndon Institute
gave dance in the Gable hall Friday
evening tor the fund which is being
raised for improvements on the Institute.
large sum Of money is necessary and
as an interested friend has offered to
double all that is raised it is hoped the
citizens will help.
Mrs Henry Graves and daughter of
Chicago, have been visiting at Philo
braves
Mrs Minnie Wilmot is at her home
again, having rented her farm at Barton.
Mrs Fred Wilcox has gone to Oxford,
" H. to spend few weeks with friends.
A large party from Speedwell Farms
spent some time last week at the State
fair going in automobiles. Mr.. Vail
bad fine exhibit of stock there,
Mr., and Mrs. James Weber and
children have been visiting for some time
North Woodstock, n. H.
Henry Dexter was in town last week
preparing to move his family to Lowell,
Mass, where he is working.
Theodore Harris has moved into his
new house at Lyndon Center.
Miss Susan Cunningham was called to
Irasburg last week to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Wheeler, father of May Wheeler,
aiormer student at the Institute.
Miss Faye Newell of Center Sandwich,
~ H., has been visiting Mrs. Roy Gage.
Miss Carrie Campbell has been visiting
Miss Ethel Chapman at Sutton.
Mrs George Wheeler, Miss Annie
Houghton and MISS Carrie Campbell
attended the County Sunday School
association at Davlle last week.
James Ramsdell, who had planned to
70 to Seattle, Wash, has given this up,
and will assist his father-in-law, Gilbert
GIIhIan, on his farm at East Burke for
the present.
Mrs. Palmer will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Dodge.
George Knight is much worse and has
returned to the hospital at White6eld.
Glenn Colby of West Lebanon, N. H.,
Inscently visited his grandmother, Mrs.
S2odard. He has just entered Amherst
Henry WiIkie is working in barber
saoP at ST. Johnsbury,