St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-29
WELLS RIVER.

The Misses Moore of Island Pond were
guests of Mrs. w. H. Buck, Monday.
George Bailey came home from Wor-
cester. Mass, to spend his vacation.
Miss Jennie Mcclellan of Mddlebury
has been the guest of Miss Nellie Bailey
since last Thursday.
DR.. H. H. Lee went to Canada, Satur-
day, to visit his mother and sister.
Rev. Mr.. Jenne occupied the pulpit in
the Congregational church Sunday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson took
Christmas dinner at Hale's Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith have moved
from Otis Smiths house to Woodsville.
The dance last week by the O. T. ".
Club was pleasing social success.
All the stores the past week have look
ed very attractive in holiday attire and
all seem to have had good patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lyons and
daughter Gladys of Norwell, Mass, came
to David Stanley's to remain till after
New Years.
Miss Maude E. Davis returned from
Burlington last Thursday accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Herman Bone and
children OF Waterbury. DR.. Bone came
Saturday to remain over Sunday, but
had been in town only few minutes
when he was called to Waterbury by tele-
gram, stating that three wards OF the
ASYLUM of which he is one of the attend
ing physicians, had just burned and he
was needed. AS the train was a little
late he had time to just make it.
Schools will reopen Monday, January
5, and the young people home from col
. lege. most of them, will return to theil
studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brock spent
Christmas with their daughter in Lyn
donville.
Mrs. Smith of Morrisville with her sot
Lennie has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. H. T. Baldwin, for the past week.
Miss Nellie Bailey entertained a few
friends last Thursday evening in homo
of her guest, Miss Jennie Mcclellan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Goodwin spen
Christmas at M. c. Marston's in Woods
: vile.
e Friday evening the church vestry wa
: a very attractive looking room with 1t
Christmas trees, bells and other decort
tions. The trees were well laden wit
Gifts for old and young and Christina
q stocking full of candy for every child pr
sent and one sent to members OF the SUI
=. dav school who were not present. Yer
= pleasing Rotations and songs we
Given bv the children, after which SAINT
'e Claus edward Dodge appeared VII
/ his sack of toys, etc After the distrlb
ton of gifts there was social Tor t
m young people who enjoyed few game
Oranges and pop corn were served
re Among those who entertained
Christmas and had hristmas trees we
ut Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey, who had
a present to dinner, David Stanley ent
tanned Mr.. Lyons and family Mr.. a
49, Mrs. Deming had DR.. Lees family a
Is Mrs. lohn Peach and children, Mr.. a
Mrs. w. Bone and Ellen Bone dined
at A. T, Davis and John Bone and "
Ct were afternoon guests, Miss LOT
'h- Munsell and Mrs Worthen and child
were at DR.. Munsells, Mr.. and Mrs.
ay D. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. w.
to Gage were at D. X. Allison's,
the Thomas, Mr.. DeGoesh, and DR.. Rlc
f a had guests and Xmas trees as did n
.es. Edward Symes. Friday, Mr.. and n
ian Edward Dodge entertained Mr.. and n
ing S. E. Goss, Mr.. and Mrs W. Goss
the daughter, Miss Margaret Jameson
H. Luther Butler, and his mother, =
ain- George Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry \
ing shall OF Canaan and Mrs. kellogg
Butte were at Kimball Marshalls
oo. Emery White OF Boston and Carl Hr
, s ms of Lyndonville at Mrs. S. Hutch
ICES Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hale had their On
the mas tree at usual in honor OF
law daughters, Mrs. Adine Hale Far
birthday anniversary. Miss Rolllr
New Britain was their guest. III
always a pleasant event at the Ia
as ali who are employed there are
family party and each has his shi
\ gifts.