St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-15

Mrs. Hattie Brock of West Newbury il
clerking in F. !. Willey's store. She il
boarding with her niece, Mrs. Fred vii
COX.
Miss Angie Wiley is clerking in H. L
Parker's through the holidays and Mis-.
Sarah Mccain in Waterman's.
Mrs. George Harrington of Brattle
boro has been stopping at her fathers
{. P. Chapman's.
Mrs. Charles Lewsev has been enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs. Emmett
Grant of East Concord.
Ernest Garland, formerly of this town,
was recently married to Miss Flora
Elizabeth Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
land are now residents of Denver, Col
Ira Cunningham of Waltham, Mass,
recently visited his brother, John Gun
ningham, here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gun
ningham are going to Ottawa, P. O., to
spend the winter with their daughter
Ethel.
George Holt has gone to Newport to
work for True & Blanchard.
Roger Ladd, Leon Curtice and E. A..
Daniels were in Boston recently.
Mrs. B. F. Brown has been in Boston
for a few days with her daughter
Christabel.
Mrs. ]. S. Schofeld entertains the
Christmas club at her rooms this
"wednesday afternoon. On this occa-
sion the members will enjoy their annual
gift making festivities, each member
making one gift to be put into the pool
and each drawing out one.
Mrs. B. X. Brown and son returned
Monday from Concord, N. H., where she
has been since Thanksgiving. They
were accompanied by DR.. Browns
mother Madame Brown, who will
remain for few days.
Myrtle LaveIy and Ira Batchelder
were married quietly Saturday evening,
Dec. IL, and will make their home in
Sherbrooke, where Mr.. Batchelder has a
position.
DR.. H. A. Durfee, the secretary of the
Vermont Sunday School association,
who is making a tour of the state in the
interests of his work, was in town
He held a meeting in the
church at Lyndon at p. m.
n the Universalist church at 4 p. M, and
n the Methodist church in the evening.
Rev. ]. M. Frost, who is soon to leave
lis pastorate at St. Johnsbury, ex-
hanged pulpits with Rev. E. G. French !
IN Sunday evening He preached a
most interesting sermon on the subject |
If moral standards. Rev. |. M. Mac |
>aughlin assisted him in the service.
The music rendered was very beautiful
" the regular choir, Roy Gage, Homer
wilson, Mrs Henry Cowles and Miss
Florence Steele.
The Universalist fair, held in the
'rand Army Hall last week Tuesday
nd Wednesday,, was successful and |
njoyable. Tables of candy, fancy
rticles, aprons, dolls, mystery booth
nd table of drugs and groceries
roved very tempting. pea soup
upper on Tuesday evening and corn
howder on Wednesday helped to swell
he treasury. Tie Congregational fair
'llowed close upon it's heels, occupying
heir own vestry Thursday and Friday.
lere aprons, fancy articles, white goods,
remembrance booth, food and candy,
'ere the leading subdivisions. Lunches
'ere served to order Thursday after
DON and on Friday the long tables were
It up and hungry throng enjoyed
ne fish chowder supper. An immense
mount Of time and labor was put into
lese fairs and each society will profit a
tile over hundred dollars, which goes
the work of its respective church.
he Methodist fair is yet to come and
i'll be held Thursday and Friday of this
eek with supper Friday evening.
Regina Maissette of Island Pond is
DIV working for Mrs. F. H. Davis.