St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-30
Concord.

(hildrenS Day was observed at the
Universalist church, Sunday morning
The program was a very interesting and
pleasing one. The church was tastefully
decorated and the attendance was large.
Perley Bonnet from California is Wis
iting his uncle, Frank Bennett.
Miss Lillian Virtue entertained Miss
Ranney of Kirby at her home over Sun
day. Mr.. Virtues nephew is also a
guest at the Virtue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tatro Of Chicago
are al their home, Green Mountain Hail,
for the summer.
Mrs. Naomi Clark leaves this week for
Canada where she will spend her yaca-
ton among relatives.
Mrs. Hodgdon served ice cream on her
lawn Saturday evening and was we'll
patronzed.
Miss Helen Reed visited relatives in
Littleton last week.
Mrs F. NJ. Cobleigh and two children
leave Thursday for a two weeks visit
with friends in Hartford and Mortified.
Mrs. Thomas Hunter is quite i'll at Old
Orchard.
George Randall is assisting in Trout
Brook creamery.
Willard Brewer was at Littleton, Mon
day evening, to attend the Morse Tryon
reception, given at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morse.
Sydney Young is at Franklin Falls, N.
H., with his mother.
The Joslin family held its second re-
union at the home of Marshall Joslin in
Kirby, Saturday, and about 40 were
present. Marshall Joslin was presented
with fine gold watch and his sister
Lizzie with fine dress pattern, by dis
tant relatives. A bountiful dinner was
served out of doors.
Jason Raymond of Worcester. Mass !
is visiting relatives in town. =
Herbert Gray of ST. Johnsbury was a
recent visitor at Abby Gray's.
Mrs. Jane Williamson and Alma Reed
OF st. ohnsbury spent the past week
with friends in town.
Albert Quimby of Sherbrooke, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Jacob Richardson. Jr. {
Mrs. Harry Lillicrap entertained her
sisters, Misses May McCutcheon and h
Jennie Cunningham of St. Johnsburv, l
over Sunday. "
The ball game Saturday between Con t
cord Grange and the Modern Woodmen
resulted in victory for the Grange by q
a score OFF, h
"Children's Night" was observed in !,
Concord Grange, Friday night, with a
very unique and pleasing entertainment r
IN the nature OF masquerade followed -
by Mother Goose party, in which near y
~ all the characters of Mother Goose y
were represented and the rhymes recited. .
Ice cream and cake was served to large .
company. q
Mrs. Dudley Walter is entertaining T
Miss Staples of Whitefeld. @
Mrs Luman Ladd of St. Johnsburv Y
was the guest of Miss Mariah Huse, d
Thursday Y
Aubrey Cray of Lyndonvile is visiting v
his uncle, E. A. Gray. il
Mrs. Cora Carpenter and daughter D
Mary Of St. Johnsbury, and Mrs. Hattie P
partridge OF North Haverhill, N. H., u
have been spending few days at W. L. "
Reeds. n
Van Ness Moulton of Lunenburg has +,
been visiting relatives in town the past W
week. i;
The Leader Granite company has re. o
Gently placed a fine monument in the b.
cemetery at Waterford on the lot of Me. S
dric Revoir. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spencer and in. Il
fant OF st. Johnsbury were recent guests hi
at Abby Gray's. u
Miss Lena Bennett is substituting in v,
the central telephone exchange. II,
Mrs. L. L. Shackford recently enter t1
-ained Mrs. Alice Spencer of East Haven. v,
The severest electrical shower of the CT
season passed over this village early pi
tuesday evening of last week. No dam Of
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