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

. The village ScnoOl nnlSneu very sue
ssful term, taught by Miss Erma
rown of Sheffield, Saturday.
Avis Cree has gone to Woodsville and
arold Currier to Cambridge to spend
eir vacation.
Mrs. Flora George and daughter Ruth
Hardwick are visiting her parents,
r. and Mrs. l. K. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cowling and
10 children OF St. Johnsbury, and Mr..
nd Mrs DIN Chesley and two children
Sheffield, are visiting their parents,
r. and Mrs. Sumner Warner.
Mrs. Will Goss visited a few days last
St week at St. Johnsbury, and her
ster, Mrs. Mcdonald, and son, returned
|bme with her for short visit
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hicks, who have
en- visiting in Kirby for the past three
eeks, returned home Friday.
Miss Kate Hoffman of Barton is visit
g her father, Henry Hoffman, and
other Harley.
Mrs. D. Mclean went to Boston last
eek to visit her sister for a two weeks
lcation.
Mathewson-Hoy Wedding.
Prof. 0. D. Mathewson of Barre and
ISIS Grace Hoyt of Lyndon were quiet
married by Rev. E. G. French at her
theirs last week Tuesday. Only the
latives of both were present. A salad
inner was served and Mr.. and Mrs.
athewson went to his Rest-a-While
arm here for a quiet vacation. Their
any friends extend congratulations.
lie bride is a graduate of Lyndon insti-
tie. She began teaching in the schools
Lyndon Center, going to the Barre
| oos as substitute teacher three years
| o. For most of the time during the
st year and a halt she has been employ
in the office at the Spaulding school.
| r. Mathewson has been principal OF
)auding high school for 10 years and
|perintendent of all the schools since
e clty's incorporation. He is mem
+ of and secretary of the state board of
ucation, and is we'll known through
lt the Observation-Disclosures of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goss and Mr.. and
RS. Harry Hubbard enjoyed an outing
lursday at Flag Pond, and tried their
ok at fishing.
Miss Eva Lockheart and brother
Porge of West Derby are visiting at
red Hoffman's.
The Ladies' Union will meet Friday
ternoon at Mechanics Hall. Supper
the usual hour. Everybody is cordi-
y invited.
Riverside Grange will meet Saturday
the usual place. 1t is hoped all Will
member to come.
Gordon Goss and Miss Grace Hovey
St. Johnsbury visited at 6. b. Goss
st week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Day and daugh-
r of St. Johnsbury are visiting their
Rrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Day.
At the meeting of Col. Barney Post
| st Thursday with Comrade A. Craig,
bout 40 of the comrades with their
ives and children assembled on the
wn and partook of a bountiful dinner
epared by the ladies of the Post. A
Fry pleasant time was enjoyed by all:
he entertainment included music and
|nging by Mrs. Redstone; and speeches
Rev. Mr.. Redstone and Rev. Mr.. Phil
ps of Sheffield; recitations by Comrade
illsbury and others. Guests from out
town were Ben Gray and Mrs. Sam
ray of Lisbon, and Mrs. Morrill, Jenness
Sheffield. The next meeting will be
cid with Comrade G. W. Bean, Aug. D.
Ben Gray and Mrs. Sam Gray OF LIS,
pm, and Mrs Morrill, Jenness OF Shefteld
slted at Sumner Warmers last week.
Mrs. George Gerry is spending part OF
lis week with her daughter, Mrs. Weed
South Wheelock.
The picnic in Mathewson's grove was
failure, Saturday, on account OF the
lin, so about 35 of the villagers went
the hall and had picnic dinner and a
cry, good timein spite OF the ram. Inc
chic in the grove was held Monday.