St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-10-25

renovated, is now very fine. New
floors, ceilings, and decorations
with new piano, dining room and
kitchen also nxed up with every con
venience, make it an excellent place
for all kinds of social affairs.
B. T. Brown, roadmaster, has re-
ceived an increase of territory, and
a new appelation, but will continue
to have his headquarters here, much
to the satisfaction of all.
Mrs. B. J. Campbell has passed
the crisis in her illness with typhoid
fever and is now thought to be on
the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Burns go to
Newport to live this winter as it
is more convenient for his present
railroad run.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce and
children have moved back from their
farm, where they have spent the
summer, to their Main street home.
The Ladies' Aid of the S. OF "
will serve supper in the Grand
Army Hall this afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leavitt of
Sheffield have been visiting at Ed
gar Browns.
spending some time in Manchester,
N. H., where Mr.. Powers is having
medical treatment.
DR.. Cheney's family and Miss
Clara Shirley, took an automobile
trip to Mortified last week where
Paul Cheney and Robert Wilson are
at school.
Mrs. Eliza Fuller of Manchester
has been visiting at Mrs. Ed. Cages.
Leonard Ball has moved into one
of w. I. Powers tenements on Main
street.
Mrs. M. S. Stevens was at her old
home in East Charleston last week |
Mrs. Charles Darling and Mrs |
Charles Buckley visited their par
ents at Bury, P. O., last week
Mrs. Laura Locke has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Rose Root, |
at East Burke.
Charles and Alonzo ingalls, and |
families have gone to their winter
home in Huntington, Florida.
Rev. E. G. French of Newbury was
in town last week
There were no services at the
Universalist church Sunday morn
ing but Sunday school and Y. P. c.
q. meeting were held as usual. The
been attending the general Univer-
salist convention held in Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. Wilkinson's fourth lecture on
apple raising was given at James
Grady's farm at Lyndon last Thurs
day, with good attendance.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their annual chicken pie
supper Thursday.
Allen Hunter and family are
spending a few weeks on their farm
1T East Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bean have
been visiting friends in Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hoyt have
moved back here from Middletown,
Conn.,, where they have been living
or few years. Mr.. Hoyt is work
ng at Speedwell Farms
Mrs. B. F. Brown has been spend
ng a few days in New York with
Ter daughter.
Earl Davis, who has been in Bill
ings, Montana, for the past three
ears, is spending a short vacation
It home.
H. V. Wakefield, who has been so
IL, is improving a little and able to
ide out on pleasant days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bedard have
zen visiting relatives in Canada.
Mrs. George Ide has been spend !
ng a few days with her daughter,
Grs. Granville Wheeler, at Spring
Ield.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Stuart were
n Boston last week.
State Road Commissioner Gates
vas in town recently on visit of y
to the roads in this vi
unity. Among other places he pass
d through Egypt where most Of the
tate money has been used this year
nth good results. - i
Ernest Gour has moved from Had
eyville into Mrs. Chaplin's house on I
Williams street.
L. w. Gray has bought the Cen
raj boarding house business of I
'harles Cheney and taken posses |
ion.
Henry Little, of Inverness, P. O., G
as returned home after a visit of c
everal weeks to his daughter, Mrs. q
sonald Bell. 7