St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-09-15

Center, of which church Mr.. Hall was a
member will officiate. The interment
will be in the family lot at Lyndon Cen
ter.
Carl Goodnough and his mother Mrs.
Mary Goodnough, OF Littleton, visited
Mrs. L. K. SWEET last week Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Lucia Grant went Monday to
Mortified, Mass, for short visit and
later to Boston to enter the Methodist
Deaconess Training School,
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Page and
daughter went to Boston last week for
visit.
Mrs. Cass and her daughter, Mrs. l. L.
Hill, go Thursday to Northampton,
Mass, to visit relatives. Mrs. Hill will
return in about two weeks, but Mrs.
Cass will remain for longer visit.
Mrs. Vaudeville Stevens Is in very
poor health this fall. ...
CHI. Bill sold his house in The Willows
to S. M. Farnum, who has since sold it
to Henry Stone.
Scott Mcdowell is making extensive
repairs on his grain store, enlargin9 the
sale room and putting piazza entirely
across the south end.
OK. Hodge has purchased Scott Far
NUNS automobile.
Gilbert Gray has moved from Vince
lock to one OF Scott Farnum's tenements
In this village.
w. H, Arkley has sold the machinery
and lumber from his mill to the Parker
& Young Co. OF Lisbon, and 1t was
shipped last week. Mr.. Arkley left here
Monday to take a position with the
company. Mrs. Arkley will remain here
at present.
R. B. Pratt has laid the foundation for
new house to be built this fall.
Mrs. Moses Hall has returned from
Hardwick, where she has been visiting
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Morse and son
Leslie went to East Concord, Saturday,
to visit Mrs. Morse's mother a couple OF
days.
George Morse returned home Friday,
having been absent several weeks on a
business trip.
G. F. McGotf and family of St. Johns
bury called on some of their old friends
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Everett and
family have decided to return to their
former home at Parsons Penn, and
shipped their goods last Monday. The
family will follow in a few days.
The Epworth League held an impor
tant business meeting last week Tuesday
evening, electing Mrs. Staples 1st vice
president; Mrs. Farnum, secretary; and
Miss Jessie McGillivray, treasurer; il
place of the officers who are permanently
absent from town. Plans were made tol
literary meeting, October 5, and also
for mission study class through the
winter, taking up as text book South
America and its Missionary Problems.
The League is very much alive and in 6
prosperous condition.
The Epworth League will hold corr
social on the lawn at S. M. Farnum's
Friday evening. The price of admission
is as many pennies as there are letters il
the name of the month of your birthday
The Ladies Aid society Of the Metho
dist church viii meet next week Wednes
pay with Mrs. Thomas Bean from 2 t.
s o'clock. A full attendance is requested
and those not members of the society
are cordially welcome.
All the regular services of the churcl
will be held as usual at the Methods
church next Sunday. Sunday school a
1890 and preaching at 100 p. M, alsc
the Junior League at S o'clock and Ep
worth League at 6. Next Sunday being
Bible Study rally day the topic will be 0
unusual interest, Opening the Mind,
Luke 24:45-48.