St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-16

POND, Sunday
Mrs. c. L. Stacy had the good fortune
: to keep white pumpkin through the
winter, and it was without spot or
bemsh when she cut it June 10. and
TO all outward appearance would have
kept much longer Inside, every seed
. had sprout from two to four inches
long, which when she cut the shell gave
them the appearance Of being alive. The
pies made from the pumpkin were as
delicious as any made last fall.
Mrs. Luette Lewis spent Sunday with
Mrs. Helen Burroughs
Mrs. Lois Albee has been quite i'll at
the home Of her sister, Mrs Rhoda
Ripley.
Miss Eta Harvey and MILFORD Harvey
Of St. Johnsbury visited Mis- Mamie
Harvey at Lit,leton over Sunday.
Mrs. Isaac Flint of St. Johnsbury has
been the guest Of Mrs. Jacob Richardson
and Mrs. Lizzie Josln recently.
Mrs. Richard King, who has been i'll
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. 6.
Higgins, IS recovering and expects to
return to her home in East Concord this
week.
| J. c. Mooney made business trip to
Boston last week.
F. T. Forsaith and Mrs Morrill, Of |
St. Johnsbury were guests at A. D. For
saith's, Sunday.
Abby Gray has been assisting in the
creamery the past week.
Mrs. Bertha Brockway recently enter.
tanned Miss Victoria Grout
Mrs. Ann Frasier Of St. Johnsbury has
| been spending few days at her rooms
| here.
Emery Frye has gone to Albert
Dodge's to board.
Everett Richards went to Littleton
last week to meet his daughter Lou,
who has been visiting her grandparents
in that section.
Mrs. Ann DeMoranville has returned
from her recent visit to Boston. She is
~ years OF age and made this trip like !
all previous ones, unattended. I
John Spring of Barton has come to :
Miles Pond to reside with his daughter :
Mrs. /. H. Brown. >
Edwin Reed Of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Reed and daughter Alma, Of
St. Iohnsbury, were recent guests of DR..
and Mrs. 6. B. French.
Walter NJ. May of West Lebanon, \. a
H., is spending ten days with his mother
and sister and is entertaining for a few {
days, Miss Gertrude Coppinger of Need \
ham Heights Mass, and Edr;c Tucker
Of Nest Lebanon. p
Mrs. A. J. Corriveau Of St. Johnsbury {,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. {. L.
Stacy, and her sister Mrs. Harry H. =.
May, last week. y
Mrs. Fred Rogers was at East Con
,ord last week, where she spent a short :,
time at her fathers, Samuel Kellogg. &c
Mrs. c. F. Cutting and son Murray
Visited friends at St. Johnsbury recently. ~ y,
Mrs. S. c. Haviland and daughter
AVE returned from Jay, where they have :,
,een with relatives. III
Frank Boutwell, who has been en-
'loyed in the machine shops at Laconia, +
las gone to Joliet, ILL.,, where he has a "
imilar position. I'll
Jacob Richardson, Jr., was at Little r
on, last week. OF
Rev. M. H. Smith delivered the annual ~
ermon before Concord Camp of Modern
Foodmen at the Methodist church Sum W
ay morning and preached from the text, ~
latt. 3: 10. Special music was pre-
AIRED and the chair was ably assisted by at
Ieorge Colby of Greensboro. Twenty
wo Woodmen were in attendance.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lawrence of Waterford Wis
ted her sister, Mrs. Henry Pease the w w
rst of the week l
Mrs. Thomas Hunter has gone to Old ~
orchard, where she will cook at the Mon ne
real House for the summer. +
Mrs. Elmira Story is stopping with tn
er daughter, Mrs. Abby Gray, ha
At the next meeting OF Concord Grange.
which is children's night the children will
lrnlsh the entertainment IN the form of at
Mother Goose masquerade party. All pc
rangers invited. OF
The ladies Of the June committee, who ca
erved an ice cream supper at the Univer- a.
alist church Friday evening, received
1925 Tor their efforts.
Mrs. Nettie Morton of ST. Johnsbury
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gilbert and sci
of Vershre, spent Sun he
ay at {. F. Cuttings Sh
Mrs Della Qumby, who has spent the an
iinter with her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Toward, at South Barre, is expected Ly
ONE this week. Nj
Mrs. Warren Temple has been spend cal
lg few days with her daughter, Mrs. L..
ibbey Lewis.
The ball game played Saturday be- WI
ween Concord Grange and Concord
amp of Modern Woodmen resulted in a CT
ictory for the Grange by score of 12- tn
9. An ice cream supper and promenade fol
vas held at the Town Hall in the even I'M
ng. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Cutting fur tn
lished music. The second game will be
played in two weeks, between the same C.
cams. -.
Mrs Lois Moulton is building a cot at
age at Shadow Lake and has it nearly or
She will hold the exercises w
or the last day of her school at Concord Ce
Corner at the cottage and has invited
many Of the village people to be present. N
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