St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-04-08
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lanes Smith has returned from Shelf
field, where he has been at work all
winter. and has hired out to W. A.
Wright of St. Johnsbury. He will work
in his repair shop this summer.
Miss Alice Hutchinson was at home
from her school at Stanstead, P. O., over
Sunday.
Miss Elfe Campbell, with Berta and
Malcolm Campbell, has come to spend
the spring vacation at her fathers
Miss Elizabeth Hills Of Northampton,
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. 7. N. Vail
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Vail went to Bos.
ton, Sunday night, and Mrs. Vail will
remain for few days
Mrs l.. c. Todd and daughter Avis
have been in Boston for the past week.
Miss Beth has been in Barton with Mrs.
Wilmot, and Clifford has been stopping
with Mrs. H. L. Parker
Mrs. J. S. Schofeld entertans the
Christmas club this afternoon.
The Mothers Club held their annual
business meeting with Mrs. Ernest
Martin, Thursday evening. Mrs. Lee
being the hostess. A pleasant feature Of
the evening was a talk given by Mrs.
Theodore N. Vail, who was a guest of
the club. One more meeting of the club
will be held Thursday evening April l6,
with Mrs. Milo Shattuck.
Mrs. Henry Wilkie has been i'll for
week and unable to be at her place in E.
]. Blodgett's store.
Henry Wilkie has finished work in
John Cables barber shop. His sister,
Miss Lulu Wilkie, who is now living in
New Hampshire. is visiting him.
Lisle Smith has finished work for the
]. L. Watchie Co.. and has taken a po-
sition with the Metropolitan Insurance
Co. Mrs. Smith will remain here for the
present. Peter Gaudette is to work for
Mr.. Watchie on his spare time.
School reopened Tuesday at the In
stitute for the spring term. Prof. and
Mrs. Perkins returned Saturday from
Essex Junction. where they have spent
their vacation.
Miss Blanche Kennedy, teacher of the
4th and 9Th grades, is boarding this
spring with Miss Bessie Lewis at
Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Trefren have
moved from Lyndon into Ed. Graves
house on Charles street.
Harris Allen and family have moved
from the Dodge house on Main street into
the new Ruggles house on Charles street.
Miss Nellie Davis has taken rooms in the
Houghton house. and will take her meals
at E. c. Frost's.
Mrs. Albert Walter has returned from
the hospital at Hanover, much i'm
proved in health. At present she is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. S. W. Parker.
J. Harold Fuller, principal of the Bran
don High school, spent week in town
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Addison have
moved to Newport. that being a more
convenient location for his present rail-
road run.
The annual meeting of the Lyndon
Woman's Club will be held Thursday,
April 9, with Mrs. Elisha Bigelow. Sew.
eral matters of business are to be decided.
c. L. WEIGH has moved into the new
Ruggles house on Charles street, and N.
D. Martin has moved into the house
he purchased of Mr.. Welch. Walter
Quimby has moved onto the farm he re-
Gently bought, and Harry Stahler has
moved into the Ruggles house vacated
by the Quimbys.
Miss Mildred Silsby has returned to
Littleton, after spending week with
her uncle, H. L. Parker.
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and son Karl
returned Friday from very enjoyable
trip to Washington D. c.
Mrs. Louise Vail-Brainerd has gone to
Mt Clemmons, Mich, for visit.
Mrs. Charles Norris is teaching music
in the graded school this spring term.
Mrs. Charles Young OF Lisbon, recently
visited her sister, Mrs DR.. Brown.
Mrs. E. L. Wells and Miss Lucia Bald
win have been in Boston for few days.
Dorothy, daughter of N. A. Norton, is
quarantined with mild case OF scarlet
fever.
Riverside Lodge of Good Templars
celebrated its goth anniversary Friday
evening in the Darling Hall by giving
fine literary program. followed by a