St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-01
LyndOnVille.
An Old Fashioned Social for School
Teachers and OhiciaIs-Personals.

with wives or husbands, to an old |
fashioned social in the G. A. r. |
hall Saturday evening of this week.
The Auxiliary of the S. of V. serv-
ed an excellent harvest supper in the
Grand Army Hall last Wednesday
evening.
The Womans Auxiliary of ST. |
Friday afternoon last to sew for
their annual Christmas fair and sale
on Dec. and z.
Mrs. G. M. Campbell entertained
the Christmas club and a few invit-
ed guests very pleasantly at the reg
ular meeting last Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Clara Smith and daughter,
! Amy, of Bethlehem, N. H, have been
guests at H. L. Parker's.
Edwin Hough has bought George
McDowell's milk route.
H. L. Parker is in New York on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin have
moved into tenement on the third
floor of the Norris block.
Mrs Chaplin and daughter have
decided to remain at the Vail board
ing house and Ernest Gour is moving
from Hadleyville into the lower ten
ement of the Chaplin house on Will
liams street.
Miss Irene Stinson's music class
gave little recital Saturday after
noon to the families of the pupils.
The Household Science class held
a pleasant meeting Thursday after
noon with Mrs. d. r. Brown. The
members are also taking up the
study of Paper Bag Cookery.
A lecture on the Panama Canal,
illustrated by 100 pictures, was Civ
en- in Music Hall Friday evening by
C. F. Sweeney.
Mr.. Wilkinson's lecture on apple
culture was given at the Bemis farm
on Bemis Hill, Saturday afternoon,
with a very good and interested at
; tendance.
The Congregational Christian En-
deavor society gave a Halloween
. party in the vestry Monday evening.
Congressman Frank Plumley of
Mortified gave an excellent address
Sunday evening on the subject 1.-The
Royal Road of Right. There was
; music by the regular chorus choir
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
: had an apron sale last Thursday al
: ternoon. In the evening they held
their annual chicken pie supper with
a large attendance.
!, The auction sale of seats for the
! lecture course will take place in
: Music Hall this "wednesday even
ing with DR.. H M. Smith, auctioneer.
The music class of the Union club
held a very pleasant meeting Thurs
: day evening with Mrs. l.. T. Hunt
ley, the subject being Indian Music.
Mrs. A. R. Merrill has been visit
ing in Stratford Hollow, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Easton are
moving into the T. M. Smith house
on Main street.
The first weekly bargain day to be
= held by the local merchants will be
g next Friday, Nov. 4.
4 Mrs A. A. Minnott of Montpelier
has been spending few days with
O her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Smith.
q Mrs. Anna Pearl of ST. Johnsbury
s is spending the week with her sister
e in-law, Miss Ida Pearl.
:, DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Cheney
It have been in Boston for a few days
4 Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Lyster spen1
the past week at the Hub.
# DR.. H. M. Smith has been in Port
It land. Me-, attending a dental con
it vention.
n Frank Lynch visited last week il
Il West Charleston.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson of Eas
. Barnet spent Ouuudy Will "0A
d dan ghter, Mrs Fred Shonyo.
is James Austin has bought Hose;
l. Walters house at Lyndon and Mr.
Walter has bought a house of U.
Grant in Hadleyville.
Arthur Bean and son spent Sun
1T day in Newark.
t. Mrs. Anna Farr of Springfield wa
in town last week for a few days.
IL Mrs. F. J. Wiley has been in tow
r, paratory toe moving to Windso
ir where they will live in a new mouse
De Theodore Parker and his son, WI
Parker, have bought the mouse o.
ry Church street belonging to MISS 9u
t. san B. Hume of st. Johnsbury: !"
t. P. Duchesne, who is now l1V1n
n there, will move into Hale ATWOOD
house at Lyndon Center.
IN A large machine, for lifting le
er connective from it's wheels, is beln
10 installed at the railroad shops.
err is a monster, and laying the founds
y. ton for it is quite a job. rms
the first machine of the kind to o
used in this country.
Mrs. George Knight, who has r.
u Gently sold her house to Perley A
II drich, has hired tenement IN Cd
ne Dodge and Watson block.
Mrs. Daniel Hubley visited he
40 sisters in Groveton and Mancheste
- N. H, last week.
:. Robert Watson is spending a re
81. weeks vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Burpee an
n children, Maurice and Ruth, nav
CT been visiting in Plymouth, N. II.
Miss Evelyn Cheney is entertain
TN ing a schoolmate, Miss May heath
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Verne Aldrich was sick la
week.
DIS Mrs. Henry Mower is visiting
. Springfield, Mass.
ar George Shorey has been having
ay severe siege with erysipelas in n
eye.