St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-08-04

Mrs. H. W. Lyster and Mrs. Fl. E. VIII
son go this week to Batavia, n. Y, wher,
they will visit their brother Benjamin
Lincoln, until Mr.. Wilson's return from
Utah, when he will stop at Batavia, anc
accompany them home
On Tuesday evening the Lyndon
Dramatic club gave fine presentation
OF the comedy, Captain Racket, or My
Uncle from Japan, in which the leading
parts were taken by Messrs. Thomas
Neagle, viii Harris, Will Cleary, Herman
Buttertield, Jesse Spencer, Mrs. Rose
Allen, Mrs. Irene Parker, and Miss
Laura Buell.. The play is a lively and
laughable one, and went off with a good
deal OF snap and vim. The band gave a
brief open-air concert previous to the
performance, in which they were assisted
by Messrs. Gay, Smith and Titus of the
Brockton band, who accompany them to
Utah. The play was given under the
auspices OF the band, and received
generous attendance Music for dancing
alter it was furnished BY Aubins orches.
ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Wells and Miss
Lucia Baldwin will attend the G. A. r.
encampment at Salt Lake City, and also
visit friends and relatives at other west
ern points.
Mrs, William Silsby of Ltt1eton, is a
guest of her brother, H. L. Parker.
E. J. Blodgett sold two Ford touring
cars last week, one to Charles NJ. Oar.
ling and one to Mr.. Flanders of Barton.
James Dexter, wife and daughter,
Gladys Trotter, and a friend from Spring.
held, have been camping for few DAYS
at Lake Willoughby, stopping in the
Lyndon Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Guild are visiting
relatives in Woburn, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emerson and
laughter Ruth have been stopping for a
ew days at H. P. Emerson's. Charles
'eturned to New York. Monday, and
Mrs. Emerson and Ruth to Barton.
Where they will remain at the lake until
ooler weather.
Mrs. Frank McGennis and little daugh-
er, Caroline, came from Burlington last
week to spend some time with her moth
r, Mrs. John Cunningham.
Elwyn Campbell and family have gore
o Lake Willoughby to spend the rest of
he summer in their cottage.
St. Peters Mission held their annual
'icnic at Bean Pond, Saturday.
There will be no services in the Univer.
allst church until the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardinal Goodwin and
on have returned from their vacation
pent with relatives in Newton, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Hills of the Cobleigh
library leaves this week for a vacation
rip to Long Island Professor Good
win will have charge of the library dur
ng her absence.
Harry Silsby and family have been at
heir Willoughby Lake cottage for the
asst week.
Or. Dwinell returned home Tuesday
ringing his son Fred, who is recovering
ON his recent illness though still very
leak.
Albert Ruggles is convalescent from his
tack OF scarlet fever, which did not
rove to be serious. No other cases
ave been reported.
Laurence Shorey has been i'll with a
me case of the measles.
Mrs. Charles Norris and sons have
turned from Lyme, N H., where they
ave been visiting at Mr.. Norris home,
Mr. and Mrs. {. P. Chapman and
aughter Dora have been visiting a few
eeks in Quebec and other Canadian
aces.
The teachers of the graded school are :
engaged Tor the next year, there being
1T one change. Miss Daisy Hazeltine
Waterbury has been engaged to teach
. e sixth and seventh grades. School :,
i'll begin September 7.
Principal G. A. Jameson and family
e at Hardwick and Cabot for a few a
eeks' vacation. r
Henry Mccall, whose engagement to =
ISIS Dorothy Lawson, has recently been I
lnounced, was in town last week.
James Weber and family have been h
an automobile trip to North Wood
Ock, N. H. V
John Nash has been receiving a visit
I'm his mother. Il
Miss Anna Callahan of Geronimo,
'lahoma, has been visiting at James ly
enney's. al
Steven Folsom of Trinidad, Colorado.
guest OF his brother, H. E. Folsom,
!, few weeks. h,
larry Noyes of Hyde Park with an D
tomoblle party visited at p. S. Clark's
er Sunday. q,
Dr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Smith took an au. &c
mobile triP, to lrasburg, Sunday, and
rs ochoheld accompanied them home. ia
[ he semi-annual auction of the Book
1b was held at Mrs. H. L. Parker's S,
1nday afternoon on the lawn. Several