St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-26
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guests at Dr. (neney S. Mrs. staples
Joined them the first of the week, coming
from Barton where she had been for a
few days and they will all remain with
friends and relatives in town for about
week longer.
Mrs. L. p. Watrous, who has been
stopping in town for the summer, has
returned to Boston where Mr.. Watrous
is now located.
Mrs. E. J. Blodgett and children, who
have been stopping at the Cunningham
farm for the last few weeks, have return
ed to their home.
The Warren HENDERSON house on Broad
street has been purchased by Isaac Gage,
who will at once have it put into good
repair and rent it.
Miss Glenn Slsby of Littleton, N. H.,
recently visited at her uncle's, Fl. l..
Parker.
G. NJ. Campbell and family and Harry
Silsby and family have gone to their cot
tage at Ocean Park. Me-, where they
will be joined by Mrs Campbel's broth
er, Adelbert Eaton.
c. B. Hutchinson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Eldon Irvine returned last
week from short stay at their Mem
phremagog cottage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irvine left Monday for their new home in
Sherbrooke, p. @, where they are pre-
pairing to go to housekeeping.
Mrs. Cardinal Goodwin and son re-
turned home Thursday from a visit to
her mother at Waltham, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGennis of Bur
lington are stopping with their parents
here for a short vacation.
Mrs. W. E. Ranger and children of
Providence, X. L., are in town for short
visit
The graded school reopens Tuesday,
Sept. 8, with few changes in the list OF
teachers who will be as follows: Prin
cipal, G. A. Jameson; 9th and 18th
grades, Miss Ethelynd Cummings; 4th
and 9th grades, Miss Agnes McGovern;
2nd and 3rd grades, Mrs. Mantle Rogan;
LIST grade, Miss Susan Cunningham;
extra room, Miss Eva Cady; music, Mrs.
Charles Norris. All the teachers have
been tried and found efficient and pros
porous and profitable year is confidently
anticipated.
Delightful Party.
A thoroughly delightful party was
given in the Darling Hall last Thursday
evening by ] c. Eaton and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Dudley Brewer of
Indianapolis. About 125 people were
present, all of whom enjoyed the even
ing's program extremely. Mrs. l.. c.
Todd was at the door to greet the
guests and present them to Mrs.
Brewer and Mr.. Eaton, who were as
sisted in receiving by their friends, Mr..
and Mrs E. Blodgett. A fine musical
program was given, nearly all those
taking part being present or former
Lyndon girls. Mrs. Brooks orchestra
of three pieces furnished several fine
selections. The program included solo
by Mrs. Harry Smith, piano duet by
Mrs. Charles Norris and Mrs. Henry
Brown, readings by Miss Marguerite
Robinson and Miss Christabel Brown,
piano solos by Miss Florence Chase OF
Chicago, and Mrs. Jennie (Chase)
Michaud Of Princeton, and singing by
Mrs. Alice Hutchinson Irvine Nearly
all the numbers were heartily encored
and all were rendered with a charming
grace and skillfu technique, which
make us feel very proud OF the talent
shown by our young women. After the
program the guests were RECALLED with
ice cream and cake in the adjoining
| dining while a bountiful punch
bowl was in constant requisition
throughout the evening The rest OF
the time was spent in dancing.
At the republican caucus Joshua
Bemis was nominated for town repre-
sentative, and the following union
justice ticket was nominated: c. l..
Stuart, Charles Rogers, F. d. Smith, H,
w. Lyster, Elisha Bigelow, w. S. letters,
H. b, WEIGH, {. d. Hubbard, E. NJ.
Campbell The democrats nominated
Elisha Bigelow for representative, and
the same justice ticket as above. A
Taft and Sherman flag has been placed
above the street, and Bryan and Kern
flag will soon be unfurled.
Miss Edith Fowler, teacher in New
| York city, and Mrs. Marcy from New
Jersey, are stopping at E. c. Frost's for
a few weeks.
A very pleasant golf picnic was en-.
joyed by a good sized party Friday
The pcnics are we'll attended and a good
time is always had.
Ralph Dodge is at home from Boston
| for a short vacation.
The Novelty Picture Company has
been giving a moving picture show in
Music Hall for a week, with a good pro.
gram and up to date pictures.
Mrs. Ernest Chase and daughter
Ethelynd, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Excursion to Lake Champlain Aug. 80
See adv. on page 4.
Sherman Huntley is now brakeman or
the railroad and is boarding with his
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hunt
ley. They have recently returned from a
visit to their daughter, Mrs W.. p, Noyes
in Brattleboro.
Two family reunions take place this
week. The Park family hold a picnic
dinner at Bean Pond Thursday, Aug 81
| Mr.. and Mrs. Z H. Gray are the hosts
of the Williams family on Saturday Aug
ust 20.
Rev. and Mrs. E. 6. French are spend
ing their vacation camping at Caspian
Lake.
Guy Watson is soon to move his office
from Carthage to ST. Louis, Missouri
Mrs. Watson is spending a couple Of
months with her parents, Mr., and Mrs
G. W. Cree.
Mrs. Asa McKenny and son Malcolm