St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-17

| town en- route to North Hatley, P.
O., where Miss Stiles will spend the
sumner and Mrs. Stiles will spend
about three weeks.
John A. Gum oe Brattleboro was
in town the first OF the week to at
| tend meeting of Spanish War Vet
Grams.
Mrs. G. C. Bingham and Miss
Katherine Bingham are spending a
short time in Greensboro.
Friday was the 18th birthday of
Rev. Edward T. Fairbanks and his
friends in the South church recog-
nized the fact by presenting him with
SIS in gold and rs carnations.
Carroll Sparhawk of Boston is the
guest of his parents, Or. and Mrs. S.
H. Sparhawk.
Mrs. Georgia Hutchinson is spend
ing the week with her cousin, Mrs.
Fred 4. Davis at Hartford.
George Woodward who has been in
the hospital for many weeks suffering
from broken leg is out again.
Miss Mary ]. Nelson is expected
home this week. from her trip to
southern California
DR.. F. e. Farmer moved last week
to the house he purchased from Miss
Martha j. Hall and B. g. Peters NOV
ed to the house he vacated.
The Ladies Monday Night whist
club entertained the gentleman on
Saturday evening at the Avenue
house A delicious banquet was serY-
ed in the dining room after which
whist was played until IL o'clock.
There were eight tables in play. The
prizes for the evening were won by
Mrs. Scott Harris, G. X. Lynch, E. NJ.
Harris and Mrs. Cleora Lane
Through the winter L. LADIES nave
played every Monday night and the
prizes for the winters play were
awarded at this time to Mis-. r. NJ.
McSweeney and Mrs. E. nj. Harris.
Harry Pickering who left St.
Johnsbury to locate at Lincoln, Me-.
has returned to st. Johnsbury and
resumed his old position with the
Geo. H. Cross Co. Mrs Pickering ana
two grandchildren will remain III
Maine unit; fall
Robert Lane has gone to Harris
burg, Pa, to attend the national meet
ing of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen as delegate from this sec
ton.
Charles and George Newell arriy-
ed here early Monday morning from
Joliet, Ill! Charles Newell stood the
trip much better than expected and
is improving from his recent injuries
as rapidly as could be expected
Maurice Magee of Moncton, N. B.,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Brookes
G.. Peters.
Mrs. Ernest Bradley is critically ill
with typhoid fever.
Albert Kicker has completed his
work in the Tuck school at Dart
mouth and has accepted a position
with the Plymouth Cordage Co., at
plymouth, Mass, tc which he goes
the first of June.
j Mrs. G. C. Wilson of Auburn, Me-,
Mrs. C. C. O'Brion of Groveton, N
! H., and Mrs. Frederick Sleuman oil
Melrose, Mass, were guests of Col
and Mrs. J. G. Clark during the auto
show Mrs. Z. A. Reinhart of Mon
treal was a recent guest of Mrs
Clark
l.. D. Hazen who has spent the
winter with his daughter in Brook
line, Mass, returned to st. Johnsbury
Tuesday.
ST. Johnsbury friends of H. F. Girls
void regret to hear that he is yer,
i'll at his home in st Johnsbury East
I News has been received of tn.
death at IRON Mills, Quebec, OF
Thursday of Mrs. Eveline t. loyal
She lived at Four Corners when re
siding here and will be remembered
by the older people of the town al
a member Of the South church.
Mrs. Fred Clifford spent sunda,
in Morrisville.