St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-03
AT Barnet.
Six Children Meet With Mrs. +. }.
Smith on Her 10th Birthday.

Smith on Her 10th Birthday.
Mrs. E ]. Smith celebrated her
10th birthday Saturday, all her seven
children being present but her son.
Edward.
Thirty-five from here attended the
services at Barnet Center Sunday.
There was no service here. The pas
tor. Rev Mr. Clark and family, will
return home this week.
The thunder shower Saturday noon
was unusually severe. Lightning
struck the meeting house sheds and
at McIndOes and several other places.
No great damage was done.
G. B. Whitney was in St. JOhnsbury
Saturday.
Miss Anna Perry is quite i'll with
rheumatism and exhaustion. Her
boarders, Mr.. Hunter Mr.. WhitehiIl,
and Mr. Hunt. will board with MIR.
Roundy. Miss Perry has Miss
RObina Laughlin caring for her.
Mrs. John Potter is spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Fulford at Waterford.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Kendall visited
their aunt Mrs. Sue Well, at Water
ford, who has had a shock.
Misses Ruth and Florence Wilder
are spending their vacation at their
aunt's Mrs Kate Pocock's at Beebe
Plain.
Miss Edith Blair spent Monday at
st. JOhnsbury
tended the play, Daughter of the
People," at ST JOhnsbury Thursday.
Miss May Gilfllan spent a few days
with friends here last week.
George Brown and Peter Gochee
start Tuesday to prospect in the Can
adam Northwest.
Charles Mahoney has returned after
spending his vacation at Burlington.
George l. Brown and P. P. Gochee
have gone on a business trip to Cal
gary, Alberta, Canada, where they
are looking for location to settle.
Mrs. Florence Manchester of Attic
borO, Mass, is visiting Byron Berry.
j. H. Goodrich has recently COM
pleted an addition to his hardware
store.
Mrs. Charles Parker has gone to
St JOhnsbury, where she is spending
a few weeks with her sister.
Miss Ethel Blake of. Laconia N. H,
spent Sunday with her brother,
George Sargent.
Ethel and SaIome EgIes of Wane,
Mich, have returned to their home
after visiting relatives in town for
the past month.
w. H. Burbank has returned from
his vacation in New York City
Mrs. John Ward and daughter,
Olive, have returned to their home
after spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Wards sister.
L. H Thornton and w. B. Harvey
have returned from their fishing trip
in Maine.
The quadrenniaI appraisal Of real
estate was completed last Friday.
Hiram SlaytOn spent Sunday with
his sister, Mary Blake.
Walker & Brock are painting their
feed store.
Fred Parker and family of Lisbon,
n. H, spent Sunday with his brother,
Charles Parker.
his fishing trip in the White Noun
tains.
About forty from this village went
to Barnet Center to attend church
Sunday.
1t is reported that Mr.. TAYLOR. who
has been. working for William Barey
in his blacksmith shop, has rented a
shop at South Ryegate in company
With T. NJ. Blake and that they will
begin work there soon.
Alfred F'enOff went to Brightlook
Hospital last week Tuesday for an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Margaret Campbell is spend
ng few days with friends in Bar
ton
Raymond Campbell is spending his
5acatiOn at his brothers farm in
Newport, n. H.
Miss Mary Richardson who has
)een working in Waterford for the
month past returned home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lila Libbey spent Sunday
md Monday at her home in Lyndon
lille. Miss EuIa Gochee of McIn- |
Toe supplied her place in the New !
England central.
Mrs. Edythe Blair spent Monday |
n st. JOhnsbury.
The Misses Ruth and Florence |
Wilder went Monday to Beebe Plain |
o spend d couple of weeks with their |
lunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbau of Orange. |
Mass who have been spending a few |
weeks with Mrs. Parker's father |
Charles Parker, returned to their |
home last week.
Mrs. Avery George was called to
North CharlestOWn, n. H, last Fri
lay to attend the funeral of a son-in-
aW
Robert n. Warden and daughter.
Julia Warden, of MeIbOrne. Iowa. are |
listing friends in town.