St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-03-31
At the Willie.

III, that Judge Lindsey of Denver il
n ~ Give his postponed lecture on Satur
d ia E evening, April TO-
Vice n. NJ. Smith has been visiting fol-
week at her former home in Montpe
lier.
r.onk Wiley and his trimmer, Mrs
nloss are visiting New York and Bos.
ION mn markets for spring. millinery. Mrs
WILEY VIII was prevented from going by an
attack of the grip
Mrs. George W. Cree and Miss Frances
c-aa who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Guy Watson in Garth.
age, Missouri, returned nome Wednes-
day.
Miss Lucia Baldwin gave a pleasant
oartv Friday evening, entertaining her
rIass at the Institute.
Mrs. 7. S. Scho6eld was called to West
ebanon last week by the illness of Mr..
Ccbo6eId, who had a severe attack of
,1r;n and was taken to his sister-in-law'
2Irs Eaton. Miss Nettie Goldsmith,
rbo ha. been visiting Mrs. Schofeld for
the mast month, accompanied her to the
Junction and returned to her home in
Boston.
Mrs. F. H, Davis was the hostess of
The Christmas Club last Wednesday and
pleasant meeting was enjoyed by the
ladies' present. At supper time delicious
renast was served, consisting of baked
beans. cucumbers, sweet pickles, cold
ham. rolls, coffee and raised doughnuts.
The club will meet with Mrs. c. B.
Dodge, April T.
School closed at the Institute Friday
for weeks vacation, and the various
teachers will visit their different homes.
School resumed at the Graded building
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Campbell have re-
turned from a visit to their children in
Farhaven, Mass.
Miss Christabel Brown is spending
few weeks in Washington, D. c.
Miss Gladys Newell of Danville has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Johnson,
Miss Esther Spaulding is suffering with
badly spraned knee, caused by a fall
on the ice.
Will Cheney and daughter Evylyn
have been visiting relatives in Albany for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colby of West
Lebanon recently spent few days with
relatives here. Mrs Colby is just recov-
erng from broken wrist.
Mrs. Lorne Downey has been engaged
to teach the school in the Shonyo district
this spring, the term beginning April 10.
Mrs. Fred Stockwel is visiting in
Marshheld, Groton and Montpelier in
the interests OF the State Grand Lodge
ofPythan Sisters. Last week she was
in Burlington.
Matthew Robinson has been confined
at home by illness for several days.
Mrs Dora Lane is in Boston visiting
Mrs. NJ. Gustavason.
Mrs. W. S. Masten is again at home
after spending about two months with
her children in Springfield, Mass, St.
IQhnsbury and Sherbrooke.
Mrs Garfield Smith has returned from
the St. Johnsbury Hospital where she
had an operation for appendicitis.
J. Dewey Baldwin was at home from
Boston a few days last week.
Miss Ruth Butler entertained the
Young Ladies Mission Band of the
Methodist church Saturday evening.
Luther Durham has been having a
siege with grip and bronchitis.
Eber W. Cobleigh, who had planned to
60 to California last week, has given up
the trip, as his health is very feeble.
D. l. Grapes of Barton, who recently
bought N. D. Martins livery business
and house, has taken possession of the
business and moved into the house.
Mrs Dexter Whitney has been having
blood poison in her hand.
Lester Hutchinson of White River
Junction visited relatives in town last
week
l. A. Bigelow and family have moved
to West Burke where they have tene-
ment while he will work on farm for L.
A. Bishop.
Joseph Schock, who has been working
in the shops and playing in the basket
ball team, leaves soon for his home in
He will play second base
this summer on the Atlantic City base |
ball nine.
Mrs. Henry Baldwin and daughter
from Barre are visiting Mrs. Anne Bald
win.
Fred Shonyo and Earl Fletcher have
gone to Ohio with a carload OF horses
and cattle.
Miss Grace Lang, who has been i'll all
winter at c. H. Hubbard's, is improv-
ing a little
The graded school re-opened Monday |
With the exception of Mrs. Shepherds
Dom. As she is i'll and unable to return |
or the spring term, another teacher is to
De found
Mrs. J. T. Gleason is rather worse for |
he last few days from the heart and
lerve trouble with which she suffers.
Mrs. Charles Ladd is much better
rom her recent illness and able to go |
'ut once more.
The Scotch Singers of Glasgow"
aides quartet of sweet and charming |
myers, appeared as an extra entertain
nent in the lecture course Monday |
hight with good satisfaction.
At the Library story hour Saturday
Itternoon, the children enjoyed special
reat. After looking over the bird
'ictures they were taken into the base
nent and eninved gay time playing