St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-27
At Danville.

Aaron Nesson of st. Adams was in
town Saturday
salma Davis was in Burlington. last
week.
Rev. 7. F. Schneider is taking a ten
ave- vacation and will be in Bangor
dn[;ng convocation week of Bangor
Theological Seminary.
Mrs. H. S. Dole is in Montpelier spend
inc the week with Mr.. Dole.
Rev. Mr.. Douglas preached at Barton,
Sunday.
Mrs Charles Wilson went to Westford,
Friday. to attend the funeral of her
uncle, Edgar W. Holmes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele attended the
Scotia Club banquet at st. Johnsbury
Monday evening.
The social committee of the Brother
hood Men are arranging for a meeting
to be held at the Town Hall Friday
evening. Feb. IL, in observance OF the
Tooth anniversary Of Abraham Lincoln's
birth.
The choir rehearsal of the Congrega,
tional church will be held with Mrs.
Frank Stocker Friday evening. as
Mrs. Perley Aver, who is i'll with
qastritis, is little more comfortable.
Mrs. W. c. Heath. who has been quite
ill., is able to be about the house. y
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald visited
at Joseph Mears in Marshheld over
Sunday, 9tN - sSs8t ~t.i.8ss sss sass
Mrs. Fred Allison and son Robert
visited at S. N. ingalls, Friday.
A. l.. ellis has closed his house and
will be with his son. G, W. ellis, during
the winter. a E4 E ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Mcfarland and
children OF St. Johnsbury visited at K. {.
Davis over Sunday. @a
The regular meeting ofr Washburn
Lodge, F. & A. M, will occnr Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 8.
Mrs. Hattie James of East Barnet is
caring for Mrs. Julia Crane,
Miss Ella Mclaughlin Of St. Johnsbury
Center was in town over Sunday to
assist in organizing Junior Endeavor
society and was the guest OF Miss Ethel
Bagby while here.
Miss May Wilson has closed her school
in Walden and is at home. E4hGS
The social and concert held at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening
was well attended'and was greatly sn-
joyed.
A good delegation attended the mis-
n sonary rally at St. Johnsbury, tuesday,
Ri and reports will be given at the Thurs
E day evening mid-week service.
III Rev. Mr.. Shelburn, secretary ct the
b Vermont Bible Society, will speak at the
n Congregational church, Sunday morning
and at the Methodist church in the even
\ Ing.
Mrs. Frank Crane is i'll with bronchi-
It's.
The four act comedy me an Otis, will
be given by the class of 1910 at Phillips
Academy at the Town Hall, Saturday
evening. Following is the cast of char
acters: Dick Davis, student at Hale
College. Maurice Hoyt; Byron Make
peace Thornton, his roommate, George
Morse; Otis Tewksbury of Perkinsvlle,
Duly IdtneT, MI hChHiSH', NSSihoiu
Thomas, a young man of fashion, Lester
Smith; Sam Scullyun, Tewksbury's hired
man, Ralph Osgood; Betty Tewksbury,
Otis daughter. Blanche Heath; Florence
Follett, Betty's city friend Lillian Bren-
nan; Rosilla Tewksbury, wife of OTIS,
Christie Hatch; Sophronia Ruggles,
Florences maiden aunt, Edith Peck.
There will be vocal music between the
acts.
John Currier has been confined to the
house by illness the past week.
II. c. Chalmers will be at c. S. Dole's
store Feb. 1from 9 to O'Clock to settle
all bills against the town.
The board OF civil authority will meet
at the Town Hall, Saturday at 1Oo'clocE
to correct and hate taxes