St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-07-07
WELLS RIVER.

Carl Morse of New Jersey cano
R. Allison's Sunday mornino for 10 D.
visit. His wife and daughter cana snort
weeks ago. le TWO
H. T. Baldwin and family v,ou4
Hardwick, Saturday. Mr.. BaldU,;. 10
turned Monday; the Others N% ra,n re-
longer. ienaln
| Miss N. ]. Rollins of New Britai,
has been here every summer for GU ~ Who
IL years. rs at Hale's Tavern for past as
summer and receives warm w vel The
from all. welcome
Miss Helen Carr of Bradford WOE.
guest OF Miss Lottie MunseIl over &C lne
day. Last week they made a trin - Gun IN
top OF Mt. Mooseilauke. r " The
Miss Lizzie Dalton returned
Boston last week to spend tbe N S,,, rom
vacation with her parents. summer
I Kimball Marshall went to co.
Saturday, to visit his son Harry wbol
employed there. WHO'S
Mrs. Hattie Worthen and cb;,s
spent Saturday and Sunday in Bra nitGten
Lottie Stanley returned last wepL fsa
cottage hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds went 70 n
lington' Saturday, to spend week D"''
Mrs. Adelia Johnson has gors -
Richford to be gone several weeks eGns 10
The open air concert Friday evo.:.
by the Lyndonville band was ve sTiiH a
tended and much enjoyed. w" d.
The following are engaged as tpoo,.
in the schools for the coming ve s reaG pe
cipal, Mr.. Hoyt of Pittsfeld N i T'
assistant, Miss Knox of Mancbester NJ
a.; intermediate, Miss Eva BalLrn
Ryegate; the grammar and prime,
teachers the same as last year. M;Ssc.
Cowie and Tuttle. ''-''SeS
Mrs. K. Powers has gone to Hall.
Pond to spend two weeks. -''''
On Friday, July g. Mrs. Statira Cham
berlin will receive friends from 3 to 5n
m, at the home of her daughter Me-
Frank W. George. Mrs. Chamberi,n
will be 80 years old on the date men,
toned. 'iien'
Mrs. Oscar Warden was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Matte Smith of McIndoes wa.
in town over Sunday. N'
Miss Agnes Whitelaw returned ,os+
week from Allston, Mass, where she has
been since November. "'
The old brick building lust above Gar.
penter's store, which for years has been
anything but a thing of beauty. was
demolished during the celebration, Mon.
day morning. The building has NOT
been occupied for many years and served
only as bill board, and no doubt the
owner will be glad that someone has
saved him the trouble of taking it down.
Mary Fellows is home from West
Newbury and Genevieve from Middle. y,
bury College.
Miss Adine D. Hale was in Bradford
asst week to attend the wedding of Miss
Harriet E. Craig and Harry H. Barrett.
1T which she played the wedding march,
Miss Craig spent some time here a few
1ears ago at work in the telephone Office
and is pleasantly remembered by all.
The annual banquet of the w. r. HIS
Alumni Association was held at Hale's
Iavern, Wednesday evening, June &c.
good number were in attendance and
very enjoyable evening was spent
Those from out of town were: Mrs.
1arl Morse, Roselle Park, N. J.; Miss
Mabel Hall, South Ryegate; Mrs. Clay.
on Libbey, LyndonvilIe; Mrs, Fred
alexander, Montpelier, and Mr.. and
1rs. Earle Wilson, South Royalton.
DR.. Wilson was guest of honor. George
|: Learned acted as toastmaster. The
blowing officers were elected: Presi.
ent, Mrs. w. ]. Goss; vice president,
race Allison; secretary and treasurer,
Sthel Cox; assistant secretary and
reasurer, Edwin Markham; executive
ommittee, Bernice Baldwin, Katherine
raves and John Canty.