St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-17
Concord.

NnarleS (aSWell was recent guest al
Jacob Richardson's, and with Mrs
Caswell leaves soon for Richtiel, Idaho
where they will make their home.
George Boutwell, and his sister Mabel
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Jane Bell, in Laconia, n H.
Mrs William Crofton and daughter of
st. Johnsbury are spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Owen.
Concord Grange is rehearsing for a
drama, Down in Maine" to be pre-
sented in March.
Miss Irene Ellis, who has just closed
her school in Waterford, has gone to
Plymouth ~ H., for a course in the
normal school.
Mrs. Luette Lewis has spent the past
week with friends in Litteton and
Lisbon
The friends OF Mrs Cora Bailey, gave
her post card shower last Saturday, to
the number of 81.
Mrs. William Houston and RAYMOND |
Douglas have returned from their visit |
TO Mr. Houston at Woodstock, N. II.
The teachers and pupils of the primary
and intermediate schools presented a
most excellent program, Friday, in
honor OF Abraham Lincoln. The exer-
clses were held in the town hall, and
were the most interesting of the kind
ever given here. The hall was well filed.
The proceeds, which amounted to $11,
will be used to purchase portraits of
Lincoln for the school rooms.
The February committee of the Univer- {
salist church will serve a baked bean s
supper at the church, Wednesday eve S
ming, followed by promenade. /
Rev. J. A. Thompson, assisted bv the r
choir OF St. Andrews church, St. Johns II
bury, held an Episcopal service at the I
town hall, Sunday. .
The valentine party held at the Univer =;
salst church. Saturday evening, was
well attended The vestry was decorated
with hearts, and little Ida Richardson
won the prize for finding the most
hearts al
Rev. F. w, Lewis of St, Johnsbury will o. O.
preach at the Methodist church, Sunday ~ ~
evening, and will hold a quarterly con d ~
terence, Monday at 9 a. m. ~
Mrs. Nellie Caswe OF East Burke is ex
visiting Rev. and Mrs M. II. Smith. sol
Concordia Lodge, |. 0. O. F., will give m,
a dance at their hall, Friday evening. WI
Moneys orchestra will furnish music. co
Singing school will be omitted this Fla
week and will be held Feb. 90. DO
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pease entertained las
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Waterford an an
,ver Sunday. au
Rev. NJ. H. Smith delivered a sermon n,
o members of Concord Grange, No. 4OS. bes
sunday morning at the Methodist eve
hurch. Members ofthe Grange to the emf
iember of So were present and enjoyed ~
very fine sermon. l
Miss Belle Hargen of Montpelier is Ac @
bending some time with Mr.. and Mrs. ;ng
Twin Gray. ole,
Mr., and Mrs. George Proctor of Dor at
lester Mass, are guests of Mr.. and G
RS. Frank Carpenter at Miles Pond. !
Woodbury. W. r. c. will observe len,
ashington's birthday with appropri. +.
e exercises at G. A. r. hall, Monday uns
ening. A short literary program will rvs vs.
given, followed by refreshments and a VI
Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Scott and daugh. 'ne
+ Eugenia of St. Johnsbury spent Sun M
~ with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Mrlti- teac
ore. wee
Mrs. Mamie Devonshire of Lyndon is "A
sitting her mother, Mrs. Athea Morse. was
Mrs. Charles Rainey of Victory has 80 -,
en- spending short time with Mrs. 81 "
II. Houston. m
Mrs. Harry May, who has spent the cons
st three weeks with Walter MAY in evils
5st Lebanon, n H., returned home often
It Wednesday. Her sons many coug
,nds will be pleased to learn that he drip,
1ected to return to school this week. throi
1rs. Carrie Bryant and daughter, Miss Balm
ace Bryant, and Miss Alice Clark of cocai
by Line, have been spending a few ingre
rs with Mrs. H. B. Dowse. treat
liss Edith Howard has been enter. Soc,'
ming her cousin, Helen Stearns, of St. 0tree
nsbury.
orothy Young of St. Johnsbury Lit
~ part OF last week with her daug
ndparents, Mr.. and Mrs julius with
CHAM,
idee II W. Blake Of Island Pond was Hood
on official business recently. pits n
'ilaru brewer OF the U. V, M. has Knt
! sPehull'g week vacation with Semiu
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Brewer. NJ
r. and Mrs. Rupert Cutting of funer,
teriord were recent guests of Mr. and and n
J. George Hastings Sotur
arold French Of Boston is spending Ma,
W weeks with his parents, Dir. and lanes
. 6. B. French son n
RS. Leslie Bishop of Lunenburg visit Linco
Ter sister, Mrs. Pearl Lewis, the last The
le week. will r
new degree team has been organized Luck
oncord Grange with the following Ma,
ers; Worthy master, ]. K Bonett, cessfu
rseer, {. l.. Stacy;chaplain, Chauncey visite,
i ~ lecturer, Mrs. Annette For Glove
h. steward Clyde Crowell; gate wan
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