St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-10-07
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Nc Horace Kdder of St. Johnsbury
M i;.;ting her mother, Mrs. Abbie Bor-
'' WIS w II. Cass is visiting relatives in
Craftsbury.
conservative H. S. Dole went to
,,oatnel,.l Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. Dole
NJ. Charles Wilson and daughter
Flora are ILL.,
+, Mace of the mid-week service on
rtnredav evening the Congregational
lsnrcb will unite with the Methodists in
,D sneciaI service at their church.
The usual monthly social of the
ladies' AID Society of the Congrega-
LSa,, church. which will be held on
6 SO Il is to be made a banquet and
0 night by the newly organized
SUD- so.'J school classes. The usual price
S5@ 10 cents per plate will be asked in
y.dsr that it may not interfere with the
o.nsl social There will be after dinner
sosscbes by various officers and out Of
s ,par visitors The public is cordially
invited to attend
The special meetings at the Methodist
.5',r,h mr.. continued this week and Rev.
W. Douglqs will be assisted by pastors
a oeighborng churches. They will be
Ssj Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
,rsrings and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all to attend.
Miss Alice Parkhurst of St. Johnsbury
was AT the Elm House over Sunday.
The d. r S. will hold an antiquarian
,gooer at Masonic Hall, Friday. Supper
ugIl he served at six o'clock and there
will be q short entertainment in the
evening.
The w. r. U, will hold their meeting
at Harvey. Thursday afternoon, at the
b5meot Mrs James Woodward.
Mrs. Lou Carter will hold her opening
Of fall and winter millinery, Wednesday
and Thursday October IA and 10.
Mrs. Guy Clifford of North Danvile
visited her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Tilton,
recently
Miss H. S. Whittier has closed her
house and returned to Boston, Saturday
Her mother. Mrs. d. b. Whittier, has re-
turned to the home of her daughter at
North Danville, Mrs. Stephen Waterman.
Mrs Iohn Drown of Burke is visiting
her sister, Mrs Silas Bovee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brosball have
moved to Brooklyn, n. Y, their former
home
Mrs Wilbur Sherburn of Lyndonville
visited at Martin BOWS last week
Mrs Mary Wakefield is visiting rela-
tiyes in Lancaster and other places in
New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Neible have returned
to New York city.
Among those taking advantage of
the excursion rates to Boston this week
are: Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Stocker, Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Heath, Mrs. Elizabeth
Steele, Miss Bertha West, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Y B. Dow, John Williams and Will
Mccormick
Co.. and Mrs Nelson Dole are in Mont
peIer this week tor the opening OF the
legislature
Mrs John E. Tinker was chosen dele
gate to the state convention of Christian
Endeayor to be held at Fairhaven next
week
meeting Of the Village Improvement
Association is called for Saturday even
ing. October II, at s O'Clock at the
Library. 1t is hoped there will be a
larger attendance than heretofore as the
buying otuew lamps is to be considered,
and to what extent the association will
be able to aid. The members are re.
quested to pay in their dues before the
meeting to Miss Nellie Colby, treasurer
New members are very much needed,
whose names Miss Colby will be glad to
register on the books, if they should
Indicate desire to join The member
ship is very much reduced by removal to
other places and by death. AS the
dues soc. per Year, are the only source
otmcome it is necessary to have the list
increased in order to keep up the work
that the association has undertaken.