St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-02-17
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bakersfield are guests OF Dr. ana MIS-
{. E. Libbey.
weeks vacation.
"I Idae and Mrs. Stephen D. Morse went
w. W. shinpton, D. c., Monday, to visit
to %. " LAUGHTER, Mrs. George c. Sholes.
'D M,s Abbie Badger has gone to Nor
rcb to visit her sister, Miss Lou DAVIS
Nee George Hall has returned from
arlington, where she went for treat
ment :,
mi gaining.
The REGULAR meeting of Diamond
cb r Q. E. S., will occur next
Wednesday evening.
The Grange will hold their meeting
Friday evening. They have invited the
passumpsic Grange to be present and
tbs degree team from Passumpsic will
confer .or the first and second degrees.
The Grenfell Club will hold social and
oc.trr supper at the Congregational
church parlors Friday evening. Supper
[ ";I he served at six o'clock, followed by
amnsical program. The proceeds will
bensed for DR.. Grenfel's work in Labra-
DOR
Mrs. Henry Smith and daughter Eva
If Lyndonville visited at Aaron ID.
Smiths over Sunday.
Mrs. George B. Davis, who had been
gaining the past few weeks, is confined
to her bed with rheumatism
Mrs. |. S. Durant has gone to Wash
;noton. D. c., to be the guest OF Mrs.
Yioletta FISHER.
BENJAMIN Tilton has been chosen as
delegate to the New England Congress
congregational Churches to be held
in Manchester, n H., Feb. %.
Durant Dole, who has been at home
for few days, returned to Norwich
University, Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will hold social this after
noon and evening,
The four act drama Down in Maine"
will be given under the auspices of the
Village Improvement association, Thurs
daY and Friday evenings, Feb. % and 20.
The remains of J. P. Kempton were
brought here for burial Friday. MIR.
Kempton was a former resident OF DAN
vile, spending the greater part of his life
in town. For several years he has made
his home with his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Hail. of Rockport, Mass. He leaves be-
n sides Mrs Hall another daughter, Mrs.
Will Mcmillan, of California.
The East Peacham Dramatic Club will
present the drama, "a Fisherman's
y Luck Saturday, under the auspices OF
il the DanyiIle Band.
George Stocker accompanied his son,
Nat Stocker, to Burlington, Tuesday,
where he has gone for treatment at the
q Mary Fletcher Hospital.
George Leighton ofDover, N, H., visit
edrelatves in town last week.
There will be a called meeting of Wash.
burn Lodge, F. & A. NJ, this evening,
There will be work on the second degree
and there will be a meeting Saturday
evening" Feb. 81, for work on the third
degree
4HSlN WAS d at bhS
meeting at the Town Hall, Friday even.
ing, in commemoration of the Tooth an
niversary of the birth of Abraham Lin.
coin. The evenings entertainment was
held under the auspices of the Brother
hood Men, and w. c. Heath was chair
man. Six of the civil war veterans were
seated on the stage. The main feature
OF the program was an address on Lin
coin by Judge Walter P. Smith OF St
Johnsbury, 1t was scholarly and in
spring address and was listened to with
the closest attention. The boyhooo
OF Lincoln was very Interestingly
told by E. X. Allen and Rev. 6. w
Douglas recited the Gettysburg address
very impressively. Among those that
contributed to the program were mum
Der OF the young people who gave severa
rotations Patriotic songs were sung
oya chorus Of 20 voices and male quar-
cite, and ladies' quartette rendered
twoselections. The exercises closed witt
a bret address by Rev. J. F. Schneider
Mrs. J. F. Schneider very pleasantly
entertained the Mission Club at valen
tine party at the parsonage Monday
evening.
Miss Blanche Lacourse has resigned
her postionin thecentral telephone office
and has returned to her home.
One of the best meetings since the or
ganzation of the Brotherhood Men was
heId Thursday evening. Rev. A. H. Gag
OF st. Johnsbury gave a most excellen
ADDRESS. His audience were sorry tt
near that it was their last opportunity
10 70 hear Mr.. Gage as he is soon to leav'
o. Johnsbury. The committee ar
already planning for another interesting
meeting for next month.
Kew. Mr.. Schneider will give brief re
port OF the Bangor convocation week a
The mldweek service Thursday evening