St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-08-12
CASPIAN LAKE NOTES.


Miss Helen Landon and Miss Helen
Sibley are guests Of Miss Isabel Moves
of ST. Johnsbury this week
Robert Buermann returned to Newark,
n J., after spending two weeks with
Horace Landon.
Last Thursday evening Miss Con-
stance Perry gave dance to her friends.
About 80 young people were present.
Last week Miss Helen Sibley gave an
informal party to her friends A feature
OF the evening was a gypsy fortune
teller. Charades and an impromptu
play were other games enjoyed.
Two small farces are under way now.
These, too, are to be given for the bene-
fit Of the golf club.
A. L. Hardy returned from Amherst
| last week
Mr.. Hooker and family have returned
to Barre, after spending a month in their
cottage.
Dr. George Wheeler and family Of
| Maiden are spending the month Of
August at Sunnyside Cottage,
Herbert Turrell with a party of young
people from New Bedford, Mass, is
spending q couple of weeks at his cot
tage, Camp Perry.
Mrs Odds and daughter spent last
week on Mt. Mansfield
r. J. Barton of Cambridge is in the
Kinney cottage during August.
Miss White and Miss Coolidge,
teachers in New York, are spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Stebbins
Raymond Soule of Burlington visited
in camp last week.
DR.. Lord occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Mr. Whiting Of Burlington spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Hickock
Horace Landon is visiting friends in
ST. johnsbury.
Saturday evening Miss Mansfield gave
a whist party at her rooms Progressive
whist was enjoyed at four tables
On Friday and Saturday the golf team
took a trip TO Montpelier and Barre and
were defeated at both places AT Mont
peier the club did not have its three best
players The return games are 10 be
played here on Wednesday and Saturday
OF this week. On its own grounds the
Mountain View Country Club should
win. The team confidently expects to
win. The members of the team report
fine time on the trip and were most hos
pltably entertained.
Mrs Harris of New Jersey is at the
Lake View House Tor the month Of Aug
ust.
Beemau Sibley and Theodore Parker
are at St Johnsbury this week for the
tennis tournament,
Bailey Frye, who has been a guest of
Iohu Nightingale. returned to his home
in Wellesley last week Miss Cunning
ham, who was visiting Miss Nightingale,
returned Tuesday
Thompson Landon of Bordentowu, y
J., IS az the Caspian Lake House for a
coupe oi weeks
On Monday of last week was given q
concert by the cottagers, and was one
of h. order The asscmblage ot talent
iEti tNtil1'l a1ttSLbAit .NCN DIN anu
Chic 10. On the program was an or
chestra % eight pieces winch gave three
excellent selections The orchestra was
made up of the following: Miss Sanboru,
piano Mrssrs. Buerman, Landon Olds
and MIS-, sullivan, violin; Leyland Olds,
and Whitney Landon cello MIR. Sulli-
van, cornet The Ladies Quartet con
sisted of Miss Sanborn, FIRST soprano,
Mrs Howes. second soprano. Mrs Steb-
bins first alto, Mrs Johnson, second
alto he soloists were Mr.. Sullivan,
cornct, Helen Dew hurst violin; Mir
Johnson. piano; Miss Sanborn and Mrs
Howcs. sopranos and Mr. Merrill, read
er More than $50 people were present
and only words oi COMMUNICATION were
be
Excursion to PlattsUutg, august Is.
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