St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-07

meeting, with reports and the election
Of officers.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkie are spend
inc this week with relatives in Burke.
Mrs. Josephine Carr, who is teaching
in Taunton, Mass. is spending her
Faster vacation with her mother and
sister. Mrs. Wilder and Mrs. H. l.. Par
ker.
Fred Dwinell and Bruce Wakefield are
at home from Gushing Academy, Ash
burnham, Mass, for the spring vaca-
ton
A rare treat is expected on Saturday
evening, April TO- when Judge Ben B.
Lindsey, the famous kids Judge" of
Denver, will speak on THE Misfortunes
Of Mickey" There is probably no one
man on earth who understands boy ma
ture better or has done more good among
boys and girls, and everyone will wish
to hear him. In order that the children
may enjoy this opportunity, all the 7th,
Sth and 9th grade pupils will be admit
ted to the lecture free, provided they are
accompanied by at least one grown per-
son who shall buy IS cent seat After
all the ticket holders have occupied their
seats, the uShers will seat the children in
the unoccupied seats throughout the
house
Mrs c. B. Dodge is the hostess of the
Christmas Club at their regular meeting
this afternoon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of
Veterans have a new sugar party in the
GA. R. hall this evening.
MIR, and Mrs. c. B. Hutchinson and
daughter Bessie go to Sherbrooke this
week to spend Easter with Mrs. Irvine.
Edith Lewsey is quarantned with
SCARLET fever. At present the case is pro-
crossing lightly.
Elwyn Campbells little daughter,
Alberta, from Fair Haven, Mass, is
stopping at E. NJ. Campbell's, and John
Aash's and will probably remain through
the spring and SUI MINER.
New sugar, doughnuts and pickles
were the attraction at a supper which
the men of the Methodist church served
Friday evening.
Mrs, Dexter Whitney is suffering terri
from blood poison in her hand.
The Universaist Ladies' Aid society
will hold their annual Easter sale and
supper in the vestry Friday evening.
aprons, fancy articles and candy will be
on SALE followed by an appropriate
Easter supper, served from $50 until all
are served.
There will be special union service of
all the churches on Good Friday evening
IN the Universalist church, at 100. Rev.
Mr.. Margraff of North Hatley, P. O.,
Kew. Mr.. French of the Congregational
church and Rev, Mr.. Jones of the Metho-
DIST church will assist the pastor in con-
Quoting the service.
The Lyndon club held a pleasant
Checker tournament Saturday evening,
at which they entertained number of
invited guests from St. Johnsbury, who
were ungallant enough to win the
tournament by score of 20 to IL
points. Refreshments were served.
George Murch is at home from Boston
or few days.
Easter millinery openings at all the
lat emporiums this week, preparatory
o great display next Sunday.
L. J. Blodgett has rented from c. M.
)arllng building on South street, and
to open garage for automobiles and
vii also run an automobile and bicycle
epair shop in connection with it. He
wit sell automobiles, bicycles and motor
ycIes, sundres and supplies. He has Ell
aged an expert machinst, and expects
o be ready for business as soon as the
Weather will permit.
Mrs. R. r. Scruggs of Woodsville was
town, Monday.
Elmer A, Darling is at his country
lace for time, coming up from New
ork to enjoy the sugaring. Miss Louise
'arlng has just returned home from
weeks trip to Washington.
Mrs. Gooxoro - 41,o mann