St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-11-03
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Senior Class at the Institute to Entertain
Friday EveninR

lady from the Beck Entertainment
Bureau, and promise a fine entertain
ment. number of the graded schoo
children will assist in the musical part o
the program.
The auction sale of seats for the Lee
ture Course took place in Music Hall or
Monday evening, Nov. 1. The attend
ance was very good and the seats sole
well. F. w. Silsby was the auctiopeer
Over $42 was taken in premiums. the
largest amount in several years. The
band was present and gave a fine con
cert, which added to the pleasure of the
occasion and helped to attract the
people.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Crane of Springfield. Mass
Mrs. Crane will be remembered here as
Lulu Rice.
Charles Norris is to move his family
soon to St. Louis, where he has made
his headquarters at present, Mrs
Barron will make her home here with
her brother John who will remain in the
house.
Mrs. Edward Irvine came from Sher.
brooke, Saturday, and made brief call
on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
| Hutchinson.
D. l. Grapes and family took a motor
trip to Bloomington, Sunday, to spend
the day with his brother.
Among the successful deer hunters last
week were Zoe Neagle, Roscoe Carter
and Rev. ]. Pohtbriand, all of whom
brought in good specimens from
localities near by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild of St. Johnsbury
visited their brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Guild oyer Sunday.
Mrs. E. M. Campbell has been spend
ing few days in Littleton, N. H., with
her son Fred.
H. l.. Parker was in New York last
week. Mrs. Parker remained in the
store during his absence.
DR.. F. E. Dwinell and Mrs. A. c. Nc
Dowell received word last Thursday of
the death in Glover of their father, who
has been ill for some time.
Mrs. George Ide entertains the
Christmas club at her home today,
Wednesday, the gentlemen being invited
to supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke B. Hutchinson
leave this week for Quitman, Georgia,
where they will spend about a month
with their oldest daughter, Mrs. William
Spain. Miss Bessie Hutchinson accom-
panies them. and will remain until
April.
Mrs. Charles Stuart is expected home
from Brightlook Hospital, this week, as
she has nearly recovered from her recent
operation.
The Household Science class held a
most interesting meeting last Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Wilcox, 10
members being present. The roll call
was responded to by excellent quotations
on home-making The subject of the
lesson was housekeeping as a Bust
ness" led by Mrs. Blodgett. The next
meeting will not be held until December
2, on account of Thanksgiving.
]. c. Rockwells travelling company
played "The Sunny South" to a good
audience Friday evening.
Ralph Buell. and Kathleen Sherrer
were quietly married at the home of the
bride, Wednesday, Oct. 20, by Rev. E. P.
Lee of st. Johnsbury. They left at once
for brief wedding trip, and on their
return will live in Mrs. Jenness' house.
Wallace Humphrey has gone to Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Rufus Aldrich and Mrs. Fannie Croft
were married Wednesday, Oct. 20, at
the home of Gerald Mills, by the Rev. E.
| 9. French. They have rented a tenement
in Mrs. Camps house on Main street.
]. D. Eaton of Springfield Mass, and
L. S. Hayes of Bellows Falls, special
insurance adjustors, were in town last
week, and settled very satisfactorily
with Dodge & Watson for the damage
to their stock OF goods and building.
The Congregational Ladies Aid so.
ciety had an excellent chicken pie supper
in their vestry last Friday afternoon
On Thursday of this week, Nov. 4. the
ladies of the Universalist church will
perform a similar gastronomic function
E. M. Campbell and Mrs. A. L. Finney
were in Bethel last week attending the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge O
Good Templars. At the banquet Of the
Lodge an original poem was read by
Mrs. Finney. On her return home Mrs
Finney remained at White River Junction
to attend the annual meeting of the D
Off.
Alonzo Hudson is recovering from his
recent injuries so as to be out again. He
is now spending few days with friends
in Newport.
Mrs. E. H. Gray of Concord is stop
ping with her son, Charles Gray.
Mrs. E. 9. French has been quite i'll fol
two weeks.
Prof. Jameson has been receiving g
visit from his brother and sister, Mrs
Roy Jameson and daughter of Stannard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Divol O
Rockingham.
Mrs. Allen Hunter and son have beer
visiting in Glover for few days.
Erwin Bundy and George Ferguson
have gone to the Medical School al
Burlington. the former to enter, the
latter for his second year.
Mrs. Robert Monroe has been quite ii
and threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. R. R. Wilmot is now recovering
from long and serious illness. She re-
ceived news last week of the death Of
her brother, Ira Shattuck, at Hardwick
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