St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-06
At the Willie.

Mrs. E. Gerry has been quite i'll will
sciatic rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Hartwell of Bar
ton visited her brother, DR.. F. H. Davis
last week.
Mrs. H. l.. Parker entertained on New
Years her brother, Dr. Richard Wilder
and family from Whitefeld, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Wiley spent New
Years with Mr.. Willey's mother at
Mortified.
At Eli Curriers' on New Years the
family gathering numbered 21, children,
grandchildren and other relatives.
The Music Circle held pleasant meet
ing Monday evening with Mrs. Henry
Brown.
The annual ball given by the Olympia
Lodge, No. 10, K. of P, last Thursday
evening was a very successful affair,
both socially and financially. The hall
was beautifully decorated with bunting
and evergreens, under the direction of F.
j. Wiley, and the gallery was well filled
with spectators. Whittier's orchestra
OF Montpelier, five pieces, furnished
music, and gave a fine concert before
dancing began. About rs couples took
part in the grand march which was lead
by Captain Robert Watson, with Miss
Sarah Lamere, and First Lieutenant and
Mrs. Henry Brown, the men wearing
the uniforms of their rank. Supper was
served in Pythian Hall during the even
ing by the Pythian Sisters.
The Lyndon Club celebrate Ladies'
Night this wednesday, evening.
Mrs. William Rumbert of Boston has
been spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Murch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Smith have
moved here from Island Pond, having
bought farm on the East Burke road. |
Mrs. Joseph Spencer has moved from
Lyndon into Mrs. William Densmore's
house.
H. A. Thomas was called to Jefferson
vile last week by the severe illness of his
mother, whom he left somewhat i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brown spent their
holidays with their daughter, Mrs Gil
'ert Davis, in Boston.
Arthur Robinson has moved his family
o st. Johnsbury, where he has work.
Leon Brunette has bought the Central
BOARDING house business of Mrs. Divide
Iadeau.
Mrs. Mantle Rogan spent part OF her
acation with Mrs. B. R. Lyster at
NH.
Mrs. Nancy Darling, who is in verv
COR health, has closed her house at the
enter, and will spend the winter with
lrs. George Weeks.
Miss Evylyn Cheney has been in the :
'Sp'tal at St. Johnsbury for treatment.
Glyde Houston, formerly of this place, +
He'd on friends here last week.
Mrs. George Randall has been VISITING :,
rs Frank Gordon at Springfield, a
ass. d
Mrs Robert McVicar has been very i'll a
ten days with bronchitis. fl
Miss Janet Bundy from Springfield )
ass. spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS
tn Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Bundv.
VI. J. Robinson has been quite i'll with
attack or sciatic rheumatism. ~
The next entertainment in the lecture d
lrse comes Jan. IL, an illustrated h,
ture by Hon. Arthur K. Peck of Bos. m
l. on Storm Heroes of our Coast" in
ard to the Life Saving Service. Nov. ",
and other pictures are given with the w w
-ure. ''
he Lyndon Union club will meet on T.,
ursday afternoon the program under tt
auspices OF the library committee. er
!. J. Blodgett and DR.. Harry M. to
ith, with friend, E. H. AIlis. from sic
'okfeld, are in New York Citv this E;
TX, attending the automobile show
,, Blodgett expects to build a garage N
ne spring, believing that there is
lclent demand for one here. r.
lrs. w. F. Stoddard, Mrs. Tohn Rim. o o9
and Mrs. Will McGovern are new ST. ST.
nbers OF the Lyndon Union Club. re'
ne date of the Gentlemen's night of be
Union Club has been fixed on Thurs. tic
evening, January %, in Music Hall De
social committee are preparing a
attractive program and it is ex- h.
ted fine time will be had. no
RS. II. W. Lyster entertains the mem. ,nI
OF the Book Club Thursday evening ~
their seml-annual auction will be
at the same time. La
he Domestic Science Circle of the D.,
on Club held their first meeting with
}. J. 5. Scbofeld, Monday afternoon IL
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