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

the place cards were pink hearts with
pen and ink sketches. AS each one was
requested to bring thimble and scissors,
after tea very pretty pink and white
quilt was tackled and presented to Miss
Grace M. Switser. Games and music
were also enjoyed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank H Brooks enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening
at Underclyffe in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
J. T. Herrick of Springfield, Mass, who
have been spending few days at Mrs.
Herrick's old home. The Herricks came
up from Springfield in their touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks accompanying
them on the trip.
c. W. Henau1t of Sherbrooke spent the
first of the week with his mother, Mrs
Sarah Henault.
Mrs. 6. H. Noyes and Mrs H A. Will
cox were called to Newton, Mass. by the
sickness and death of their brother, New
ton w. Somerville, who died the 18th.
Mr.. Somerville left six brothers and six
sisters, among the number two half
brothers, S. J. and ]. r. Somervil1e, and
two sisters, Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Wilcox
of St. Johnsbury.
Berton Staples was in Boston and New
York the first of the week.
D. S. Robbins of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his granddaughter, Miss Bessie
M. Robbins.
George L. Hunt of Island Pond was in
town the first of the week on business.
Levi Sylvester of Woburn, Mass, spent
Sunday with his father, c. A. Sylvester.
DR.. Frank M. Walsh left Tuesday
morning for Philadelphia, where he will
spend month at the Jefferson Hospital,
taking a post graduate course in surgery
in the interests of his hospital work here.
Mrs. Walsh will accompany him and
visit at her fathers in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cow1es spent
Sunday in Irasburg.
c. A. Stanley. w. A. Kicker, F. c. Gil
son, L. P. Slack, and F. w. Ball attended
the meeting of Mount Sinai Temple, A.
A. 0. NJ. S., at Brattleboro, Friday.
Twelve candidates were escorted across
the sands, and Mt. Sinai Temple was
presented with a handsome gold
mounted gavel by Melba Temple of
Springfield, Mass. A banquet was
served at the Brooks House, 300 par
ticipating.
Several of the Wells River public school
teachers visited the St. Johnsbury
schools Friday.
c. c. Gillett of Medford, Mass, is a
guest at J. H. Underwood's.
Walter M. May comes Friday from
West Lebanon, N. H., to visit his
mother, Mrs. Maude A. May, and both
of them will spend Sunday at Peacham.
where he is to deliver the Memorial Dav
| address.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stuart and grand
son, Corcell, spent Sunday in Barnet.
Mrs. Henry G. Ely entertained a few
ladies at a thimble party Tuesday after
noon in honor of her guest, Mrs. Mary
Ely Hanna, of Fergus Falls, Maine.
George <. SWEET is at home from Sher-
brooke for the week.
The Twin City Commercial Bulletin
tells of the prosperity that has come to
two former ST. Johnsbury merchants
who have been for many years residents
OF Minneapolis, The magazine an
nOunces that the Q. L. Bradley Co. have
moved their fruit and produce store to
three floors at 218 and 22O North Sixth
street and reproduces excellent Hkenesses
ofthe founder of the business, and his son
W. w. Bradley. Their many friends
congratulate them upon their successful
business career.
1t is expected that the North and South
churches will be represented this week at
the twentv-second annual meeting of the
Congregational Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Union of Vermont, at Water
bury, by Mrs. Helen c. Thompson, Mrs.
Rebecca Fairbanks, Mrs. Henry Fair
banks, Mrs. George E. Hazen, Mrs.
Frank E. Humphrey and Mrs. George H.
Cross and Mrs. A. w. Adams. Mrs
Cross will visit in Morrisville on her
way to Waterbury. Mrs. c. 81. Kimball
will represent the Missionary Round
Table.
MRS. Frank L. Cheney returned last
week from visit at her former home in
Burlington.