St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-03
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ve with her sister, Mrs. Carr, who is
IN teaching there.
Mrs. W. S. letters spent last week in
IL Boston and vicinity with her sister, Mrs
h Sampson.
Byron G. Morrison, whose hand was
~ amputated week before last, continues
y to improve, and is now able to sit up.
:, 1t is now hoped that he will soon be
u completely restored to health.
: A jolly party of about 20 from here
chartered a barge Friday evening and
. drove to Sheffield, on the invitation of
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Gifin A bountiful
t supper was served by the hostess and
a pleasant evening spent with music,
e ! games, and general good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Blodgett enter
/ tanned the members of the Juvenile
Whist Club, Friday evening, there being
four tables of players present. Chatting
dish refreshments were served and Mr.,
Blodgett played several choice selections
on the phonograph. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
The members of the Music Circle, with
their husbands and few other guests.
enjoyed barge ride to Lyndon, Thurs
day evening, and very pleasant enter
tainment by two of their members Mrs. |
Morse and Mrs. Paris, who were the
hostesses. On Wednesday evening of
this week the class repeats "The Village
Blacksmith" at the closing concert
given by the singing school at Lyndon.
The gentlemen of the Congregational
church were the hosts at fine supper
Thursday evening, when a good-sized
company sat down to enjoy an excellent
| menu.
At the Universalist church, Friday
afternoon, the ladies served fine supper
and there was good attendance.
The two first divisions of Miss Patter-
sons cooking class met this week, the
second division on Tuesday with Mrs
George Tarbell, the first division on
Wednesday with Mrs. George Ide.
Mrs. John Cunningham has returned
from Burlington, where she has been I
caring for her daughter Mrs. Frank !
McGinnis. I
Miss Minnie Marshall, who taught the /
Egypt school, has gone to her home in
Lancaster for the spring vacation, and
Miss Katherine Wood, who taught on
Cold Hill, has gone to her home in Ran :
dolph.
{. B. Dodge has gone to Boston, to fl
take lessons in new embalming process. "
reception was held at the Methodist t,
Monday evening, to the retiring W
pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs. F. E. II
White. Mr.. and Mrs. White left town NJ
that night, and will visit their daughter S.
i'll Minnesota then going to their new m
parish in Del Rapids, South Dakota. N
Mr.. White preached his last sermon on
Sunday, the subject being "How to
Hear" The new pastor, Rev. Tohn
ones, is expected to occupy his pulpit
lext Sunday, al
The Music Circle held pleasant b.
meeting with Miss Katherine Vail ~
Saturday afternoon. a.
The regular meeting of the Lyndon BIZ
Jnion club will be held Thursday after tn
loon, at 80, in the Gable hall. The su
Program for the day is in charge of sa
he music class, and will be musicale. NJ
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Goodwin enter he
aimed few friends at cards Friday sa
vening, to meet Mrs. Goodwjnjs nic
rother, who is visiting her.
The members of the Odd Fellows and St
'ebekah Lodges held a pleasant social
4 the Gable hall, Friday evening. We
luslc was furnished by Aubin's or ed
hestra. ,
The members of the Christmas club Ba
'ere entertained Wednesday, by Mrs, ev,
;: l.. Stuart. Refreshments were served TIL
zephyr eggs, rolls, sherbet, cake and
otiee. Mrs. L. c. Todd has invited the
ub to meet with her next week T
Wednesday. WYNN A.
The Village improvement society find Fo
nat they will realize about 500 from the
ne Washington ball, the total receipts lun
eng $135. fea
Lent is now being observed bv the Ia
of St. Elizabeths and ST. ,
eter's churches, and special services are c.
I'D nearly every day
On Tuesday evening the members of
lie Christmas Club and their husbands N
Joyed a progressive dinner, the courses cor
K in number, being divided among the Mas
members. The dinner began at "
clock at Mrs. A. A. Chenev's, where wit
RS. Cheney and Mrs. SchofeId served A.
'up. All then adjourned to Mrs. Elisha TN Az
lgelow's where the hostess and Mrs te ue
lie were responsible for the fish course '-.
-rs. u M. Campbell presided over the M
'ast at her home, assisted bv Mrs her
odge and Mrs. Hutchinson. Salad was very
lIoyed at Mrs. H. w. LISTERS, Mrs M
yster being aided by Mrs. DR.. Brown blac
RS. +. II. Davis and Mrs. H. L, Parker has
rived dessert at the home of the former hou
I'd Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Stuart wound M
the evening with coffee and its access. ter
les at Mrs. Stuarts. The nature of Sus,
On course was kept profound secret wee
Its hostesses and numerous and
easant surprises were introduced II 20
needless to say the occasion was a III =, -
'stronomic and culinary success. M
Mrs. Roscoe Carter has been receiving my
visit from her mother, Mrs. N. l. WASH M
lrne, of West Burke. at
M, Bed
The annual village meeting will be held
rs evening. The annual reports of the II
mage have been printed and in circu. unk
ton for several days. They show a Hor
'od financial condition, the village debt is a
wing been reduced about $4,000. The dru,
penses OF Music Hall were somewhat con-
rger, as new fire escapes and new fur. Won
ices have been put in. The other ex. gen,
nses average about as usual, the run- Bin,
hg expenses being about $4,000. The &
'ultors recommend the same tax as last