St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-05-25

MRS. U. r. ferguson. DelegateS to the
State Federation meeting at Rutland, to
Mrs. H. E. Folsom, Miss Katherine
Vail, Mrs. E. J. Blodgett, Miss Nellie
Davis. Delegates to choose their own
alternates. A rising vote of thanks was
given the retiring president, Mrs. B. F.
Brown, for her faithful work for the club.
Mrs. L. T. HuntIey has sold nearly all
her millinery goods and removed to her
home on Elm street.
Encouraging reports are received from
Fl. L. Parker who is at Mt. Clemens,
Mich, taking the treatments for rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Schofeld and MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Burns have returned
from Detroit, where they attended an
engineers convention.
Comet parties and comet gazers are in
the ascendency just now but reports are
contradictory from those who claim to
have seen the comet. The most vivid
description comes from Henry Dickerman,
who declares it to be a most brilliant
luminary, with a long tail which it
switches violently.
Mrs. Edo Gaskill of Barton. has been
keeping house for her brother, DIR. F. H.
Davis, for a few days, Mrs. Davis being
i'll.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson visited her
friend Miss Margaret Clark, at St.
] ohnsbury, few days last week.
The education committee of the Union
Club entertained the teachers in town
very pleasantly in Cables hall last We'd
nesday evening. The party was to have
been 'comet party" at the golf links,
b11f rair1u r1auan+ed
Mrs. H. w. Lyster entertained the
home last Wednesday afternoon, Is
members and guests being present.
Mrs. Irving Powers is suffering with
severe attack of the grip.
Va1ma Darling is i'll with the measles
and the other Darling children are
quarantined.
been at the creamery this winter have
returned to their home at South Barton.
Henry Swai1 has moved from the
rectory to George Pierce's house on Main
street, and John Lincoln has moved
from Martin Ladd's house into a room
in the Pierce house,
Miss Marguerite Robinson is at home
from Boston, for her summer vacation.
Her sister, Madeline, has been visiting
her for a few days and the two enjoyed
short trip to New York.
The first three grades of the Village
school, with their teachers enjoyed a
pleasant picnic at the Abnaki club
grounds last week Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Emerson has a position in
Boston. Mrs. Emerson and daughter,
Ruth, stopped in town en- route to Bar
ton, where they will spend the summer
in the Magoon cottage.
The senior class at Lyndon substitute
will give the play, "Valley Farm" in
Music Hall Friday evening.
Miss Christabel Bruce is at home for
the summer. She is drilling the class at
the Institute in the production of the
valley Farm.
Mrs. A. G. Drown is spending a few
days in Barre, with her son, Ernest.
Mrs. Henry Browns piano pupils gave
a fine recital in the Odd Fellows Hall
Saturday evening. Readings were also
given by Miss Marguerite Robinson, and
songs by the Congrega tional quartet.
George Ferguson is expected home this
week from the U. V. NJ. medical school.
Richard MacLaughlin is at home from
the University of Ohio, where he is study
ing medicine.
Miss Rose MacLaughlin is working as
stenographer at the Sinclair House in
Bethlehem, N. H, for a short time.
Great catches of fishes are reported by
John Norris, Will McGovern, U. S. Grant,
John Murch, George Lapoint, DIR. Dwin-
ell, DR.. Brown, Henry Watson, George
Ide and several others who have been
searching nearby lakes and ponds.
Mrs. S. Stem and daughter, Isabel, are
at home for the summer. Mrs. Bertha
STERN Florsheim and baby are with
them.
Recent births are son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Libby, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Webster, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Andross and daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gour.
DR.. H. M. Smith was in Rutland last
week attending the annual meeting ofthe
Vermont and New Hampshire Dental
society before which he had a paper on
FURNISHED Gold Filling" Mrs. Smith
accompanied him to Montpelier, where
she remained during his absence. They
made the trip by automobile.
Albert Ruggles has been in Boston, for
medical treatment for a few weeks.
Everett and Clifton Ruggles have also
been in Boston, where the latter has been
having his eyes treated.
Mrs. James Lockwood of New Haven,
Conn, is stopping with her sister, Mrs.