St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1908-01-15
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81 chauffeur in MntOH, having leCeHtIy Hdu
q an operation on his throat which neces-
II STATED rest.
Miss Josephine Watson has been visit
Il ing her sister, Mrs. John Merrill, at New
port.
L. c. Todd was in town over Sunday
with his family.
The annual meeting of the 10Th Ma
s. sonic district was held with the lodge
y here Thursday afternoon and evening.
81 There was a good attendance, a large
Il number being present from out of town.
N Degrees were worked by Crescent Lodge,
q by Caledonia Lodge of West Burke, and
q the Master Mason's degree by Crescent
q Lodge fine banquet was served by
81 the ladies of the Eastern Star. Fosters
ri Masonic orchestra was in attendance,
81 and gave fine music A most enjoyable
N time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs Edo Gaskill of Barton
81 were guests at Dr. Davis last week,
q coming to attend the Masonic district
3 meeting.
The Lyman Howe moving pictures
Il appear in Music Hall this evening COM
ii ing under the auspices of the Epworth
III League. Their recommendations are
n very good, and the advance sale of seats
q has been large A treat is promised the
d lovers of this form of entertainment.
8 The fourth entertainment in the lecture
i course was given Saturday evening by
Il the katherine Ridgeway Concert com
Il pany, consisting OF Miss Ridgeway, as
4 reader, Miss Fac Lagrange. pianist, and
n Donald Chalmers, bass. The attendance
was good, and fine concert given. This
q company has never appeared here before,
4 but they gave an excellent program, and
Il will be sure of good house if they come
II again.
Mrs. L. c. Todd gave very pleasant
81 whist party to anumber of ladies, Satur-
q day afternoon, which was much enjoyed.
Il Cleon Colby of West Lebanon, N. H,
q was in town last week. with his grand
q mother, Mrs Woodward. He is still on
Il crutches, but is recovering from his re-
81 cent accident.
Il The funeral of Mrs. Edward Gaudette
q was held in St. Elizabeths church on
q Tuesday, Jan. 7. A great many beauti-
81 full floral tributes were sent by friends
Mrs. Gaudette was formerly Emma Cur
n rier daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Cur
N rier, and was SO years old She was
II married in 1891 to Edward Gaudette,
81 and was the mother of three children,
u Harry, aged 13, Irene, aged II. and Leo,
q who died two years ago. She was
ID faithful and devoted wife and mother,
and her family and friends have the deep
N est sympathy of all in their great loss.
The Shakespeare club met last week
II with Mrs. H. E. Folsom, and finished
q the reading of Hamlet" The meeting
q this week Thursday will be with Mrs.
81 Ann Baldwin. The club is to give a cos
II tune party in the Darling hall on the
III evening of January "a
The Mothers Club meets Thursday
u evening with the president, Mrs. Erton
q Shorey. Mrs. George Fisher is the
leader Of the meeting, the topic being
Il Sunday Occupations.
II Mrs. Elisha Bigelow is to be the hos
II tess of the Christmas Club this after
d noon,
q Mr. and Mrs Clarke B. Hutchinson
y spent a few DAYS with their daughter,
i Miss Alice, in Stanstead, last week.
i B. X. Lyster of Whitefeld, was in town
Il a few days last week with relatives.
Il Mrs Cardinal Goodwin has been quite
u ill the past week, victim of the pre-
i vaiing grip.
i Union services, appropriate to the
s week of prayer, were held in the different
j churches every evening last week, with
Il good attendance.
Miss Nettie Goldsmith, of West Rox-
q bury, Mass, is expected this week to
u spend couple of months with her
u cousin, Mrs. A. S. Schofield.
q Miss Louise Trowbridge of Boston has
been spending several days with friends
in town.
4 J. Harold Fuller of Brandon was re-
n cent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Chase have
! closed their house at Lyndon, and taken
rooms at Mrs. Minnie Wilmot's for the
i winter They will take their meals at
q the hotel.
4 Bernard Wheeler of Newport has been
q visiting his aunt, Mrs Erton Shorey.
i There is to be a reception in the Cob
leigh Public Library Friday afternoon
4 for Eber w. Cobleigh, the donor of the
j building The reception is between the
hours of two and four and all the
d townspeople and others interested in the
n library are cordially invited to attend
and spend social hour with our esteem
& ed friend and townsman.
Mrs. H. E. Folsom is spending the
i week with friends in Boston.
A quiet wedding occurred at St. Eliza
& beth's church Monday morning, when
n Rev, Father Pontbriand united in the
q bonds of matrimony Mrs. Mary Jane
Samuel of this place, and Peter Samuel
s. OF Barnet. Mr.. Samuel has recently sold
8 his place at Barnet and the newly
q welded pair will make their home on the
q brides farm at East Burke.
II New grip victims are constantly being
q heard from. Among the latest is Miss
Il Annie Fowler, who is in a very serious
81 condition. L. S. Howe is also i'll.
Simple Remedy for LaGrippe.
La grippe coughs are dangerous as
ii they frequently develop into pneumonia
u Foleys Honey and Tar not only stops
II the cough but heals and strengthens the
81 lungs so that no serious results need be
81 feared. The genuine Foleys Honey and
81 Tar contains no harmful drugs and is in
# yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
LYNDON CENTRE.
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