St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-08-10
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sonaI Notes.
The W. c. 7. u. met Aug. 9Th with
Mrs. Anna Il. hatcn. II was voteo
to appropriate money to buy Two new
pookS TOR the library, Inc WnlIe
Save trade anu -s1ne E.vIIs OF IN
temperance" anu to continue holding
prayer meeung once a month. Inc
program was then taken up led by
Mrs. Eta McCormlcK, the subject /
being GOOD things from the Union
81 nal MISS t1alue Cnoate read an
drucIe enuLIed ',WIu Wnlskey ana
Brandy be Recognized as MeoIclne IN
the New fnarmacopoecIa, also
''HealthgramS. Mrs. Mary BoVee
read Line white tLlDDon IeAt and
''Ine Story OF Unlr, by Cnrlsune
Timing. An article was read py Mrs.
kaunerlne OderklrK Wnal the
w. 4. L. U. is Dong by. MRS. Eta
Mccormick RepcrLs OIL the w. G. L.
u. convention at Glasgow, Scotland,
were reao by Mrs - e. Mclean ana
Mrs. hatch. prayer and praise by
Mrs. Caroline SturdevanI. Re1resn-
mentS were served ana a pleasant
social time enjoyeq. the meeting ao-
Journed TO meet Sept. z, with MRS.
Oderklrk' at MRS. SllaS Bovee'S. AT
that meeting the officers Will be elect
ed Tor the year.
George Snoles of Washington, D. c.,
is spending several weeks with his
| family at Judge 5. d. Morse's.
Bliss N. Davis OF Spokane, Wash
| ington, is vlslung his aunt, MISS
EmiIy Davis.
MRS. Fred Newton and Miss Helen
Smith OF Wilder are visiting MRS.
Clarence Hatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dole and
| granddaughter, Vie Dole, and Miss
| Maggie morrill, are at Old Orchard for
| several weeks.
Mrs E. M Harris and daughter,
Miss Beulah, Mrs. Robert Lane and
MRS. Merhe Cochran of Boston visit
| ed at z. II. Nelson's last week
| M. M. Stocker has gone to North
| field where he will teach in the sum
| mer School of Norwich University.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIIery Pierce and
| children Of ST. Johnsbury visited at
| Ellsworth Woodward's last week, and
| they with Mr. .Woodward's family
| spent several days at Coles pond.
| Leslie Ranney of Providence, r. l.,
| is spending his vacation at his fathers
! G. 5. Ranney.
Salma Davis who has been i'll for
| several months, died Tuesday.
| Mrs. Ida Payne who has been stop
| ping with her aunt Mrs. William Dole,
/ has returned to Lisbon, N. HI.
Mrs. Mary Currier has been confin-
ed to the house by illness for several
days.
| spending his vacation at Serene
| MorSe's.
Mrs J. S. Durant returned Saturday
| from Montpelier.
Miss Laura Dana visited her broth
er, Lewis Dana, at ST. Johnsbury, over
| Sunday.
Miss Edna Hunt had a slight opera
ton on her throat at Brightlook Hos
pital, Saturday, and returned home the
! first of the week.
Rev. J. F. Schneider and the Victor
Boys are in camp at Joe's Pond this
week.
Mrs. Kate Greenbank/is stopping at
| her fathers Col. William Dole
Miss Eva Crane visited her brother,
Fred Crane, at Springfield last week.
Miss Minnie Harrison of Wilkes
! barre, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. ElWyn
| Kingsbury of Montpelier are here to
| attend the wedding of Miss Ruth
| Kintner and Thomas D. Barrock of
Fittsburg, Pa, which will take place
! Wednesday evening, at seven O'Clock
| at J. D. Sturdevant's.
Mrs. E. M. Beck of Newton Lower
Falls, Mass, who has been visiting her
brothers, A. H. and F. L. Taylor, re-
| turned home Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will hold fair Wednes-
| day and Thursday, Aug. 24-25.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a picnic at
harrington Point, Joe's Pond, Thurs
| day of this week and the Methodist
society have been invited to join with
| them. The DanvilIe band will furnish
| music.
Hans P. Anderson of New York City
gave an excellent address at the Con-
| gregational church Sunday morning.
| He spoke on the Worlds Missionary
| Congress which was held this summer
in Edinburgh, Scotland, and which
| Mr.. Anderson attended. He was the
secretary of the commission for carry
ing the gospel to all the world.
| Miss Hazel Harris of Passumpsic is
| visiting her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Stratton
Madame Cass is visiting relatives in
| MOrriSville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Fogarty
| son, Kenneth, of Worcester, Mass,
are visiting John Harris.