St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-07-06
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A. B. Dunlap, president OF the
Lawton State Bank, at Lawton, Okla
homa. and two daughters, have been
stopping at Hotel Lyndon tor few
I DAYS. The party have come all the way
from Oklahoma in their 6O-horse power
oldsmobile, and express themselves de-
lighted with the East.
Mrs John Ahern and Mrs. ?. S. Clark,
invited the Christmas club to a very
pleasant afternoon last Wednesday. A
delicious supper was served, and the
place cards were little silk flags of all ma
tions, each lady being required to find
the flag of the country whose name she
drew.
Harry House has returned to Chicago,
after spending two weeks vacation with
his family, who are here for the summer.
Harry White spent Sunday and the fol-
lowing Fourth with his wife and daugh-
ter, who have been sojourning at A. l..
Finney's The White family returned on
Tuesday to their home in Fitch Bay,
T. Q.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson MacFarland and
son, from Chicago are in town for few
DAYS. Mrs. mcfarland is pleasan "
remembered here as Miss Pierce.
Mrs. Charles Norris and three sons.
have come from Patosi, Mo-, to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Walter.
Mrs. Cornelius Gronberg and son
Olaf, have returned from a fortnight
spent in Belleville, Ontario.
The Thimble club enjoyed a pleasant
meeting last Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Roy Gage. In the course of refreshments
the members were informed of the en-
e heir
hostess sister, to Lorenzo Quimby Eaton
of this place.
DR.. Fred Dodge of Norwood, Mass,
has been quite i'll and will come to his
brothers in this place for a few weeks of
rest and recuperation. His patients are
being cared for by his nephew, DR.. Ralph
Dodge, who, with his wife, expects to
spend a short vacation here later in the
summer.
On Sunday evening the pastor of the
Methodist church began a series of illus
trated travel lectures, all over the world
which promises to be very helpful and in
teresting. The first lecture was on The
Social Problem and World Evangelism,
or America among the Nations"
Mrs. Fred Harvey and nurse, and sis
ter, Mrs. Craig have gone to Willoughby
Lake, where they will occupy cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Daniels attended
the State Superintendent meeting at
Chester last week.
Hotel Lyndon is looking much i'm
proved with the new bay-window, en-
larged veranda. and new coat of paint.
Mrs. Frank Gordon of Springfield, has
been with her mother, Mrs James Ran
dali, for few weeks.
Miss Geneive King of Evansville, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. w. L.
Guild.
w. L. Guild visited his brother in st.
Johnsbury. few day last week.
Miss Ethel Park has resigned her posi-
ton at Randolph, where she has been
teaching in high school, and is now at
home for long and recommended rest.
Marion Gorham is visiting her cousin
at South Newbury.
Miss Laura Buell. is clerking in J. B.
Waterman's store. in the place of Mrs.
Charles Denison.
Harold Ahern is working for A. B.
Pratt at Lyndon during the haying sea-
son.
Mrs. James Kenney has returned home
from St. Johnsbury, where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Moore,
since leaving the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Allyn and daugh-
| ter, from East Charleston, have been the
guests of his son. B. 6. Allyn, for few
days, including the Fourth.
Mrs. Josephine Carr, who is teaching
in Taunton, Mass, is spending part of
| her vacation with her sister, Mrs. Fl. L.
Parker.
Mrs. James Dexter is entertaining her
two sisters, Mrs. Bailey and her little
daughter Jennie, from Natick, Mass.
and Miss Gladys Trotter of Springfield,
Vt. Miss Trotter will remain here with
her sister. and will teach here atsLyndon
in the place of Miss Louise Gleason.