St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-05-13
McIND0E FALLS.

MIS-. II. l. lQe ana son raul Oh ol.
ohnsbury were in town last Tuesday.
J. H. Stuart unloaded a carload of
automobiles here the first of last week.
Tom Stevenson has moved from the
village back to his farm. Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Dickson who have been on his farm
will move to Crane Bros. farm.
Henry B. Stafford who spent last week
with Rev. and Mrs. Barnard returned
Saturday to New York City where he
has entered a hospital having COM
pleted his course at the medical school.
Miss Jennie Cowles has gone to Henry
Bells to board.
Mrs. c. L. Duncan was in South Rye
gate two days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Darling, who was quite sick.
Rev. MIR. Barnard and Henry Barnard
Stafford visited friends at Bradford
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Larvey was home from
Lyndonville over Sunday.
Darwin Nichols visited at Lunenburg
over Sunday. Mrs. Nichols and little
daughter. who have been visiting there
returned home with him.
At the last meeting of McIndoe Grange
the subject discussed was What grange
events should be observed by our Grange
other than the regular meetings." fol-
| lowed by a solo by Miss Bertha Bedell and
readings by Mrs. Carrie Leighton and
Miss Lucy Buf,am. The subject for the
next meeting THE benefits to be derived
from good reading and how to cultivate
taste for it," and a roll call will be
answered by proverbs.
William Kibbvs friends are pleased to
see him out again after his long illness.
The military drama, Brother against
Brother" was presented by the Lake
View Grange of West Barnet at the
Academy hall Wednesday evening The
play was very good aud the parts were
all we'll taken. After the drama the
Academy students served ice cream and
cake
James Manchester has moved into Mrs.
H. c. Ide's house and Lenwood White
hill has moved onto the farm which he
recently purchased of James Manchester
Earl Davis has moved his family into
Clarence Buffers house at East Ryegate
The social given at the vestry Friday
evening was well attended The enter.
tainment consisted of music by Mrs. Ed
gerton, Mrs. Stuart and Miss Lena
Moore, a solo by Flora Winch, and duets
by Rev. and Mrs. Barnard. Refresh.
ments were served and a social time was
enjoyed by all.
Frank M. Cowles, the artist, and a
former resident, who has recently re.
turned to Boston from Orange Park
Florida, where he spent the winter, has
been visiting his sister, Miss J. E. Cowles
the past week. He goes soon to Ogun
quit for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peck and little
daughter Eleanor of Hanover, N. H.
were at A. l.. Guthrie's Sunday.
Mrs. ]. W. Smith is visiting at w. /
Roy's at West Barnet.
An item noted in a Boston paper will
be of interest to people here. In speak
ing of musicale given on Huntington
avenue mention is made of the readings
given by Miss Jean Clement, a graduate
of the Emerson School of Oratory anc
the vocal numbers rendered by Miss F
Louise Clement, both artists being vel
known and appreciated in musical circle.
of the Back Bay. The Misses Clement
are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Clement, former residents of this place
Mr.. Clement will be remembered for hi:
fine voice and all his daughters are tai
ented in music, being often heard il
church choir and quartet music.
w. J. Findlay, who has been visiting
his niece in Tarrytown, n Y, for tht
past six weeks, returned to his HON,
Monday.
Miss Mary E. Gleason has been elected
president of the Vermont Society al
Smith College, which has rs member:
that are loyal to their native state.