St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-31

ter, Edith, visited at u. Il. ChaSe's
last week.
I Mrs. E. L Booth and daughter.
Elizabeth, of Morrisville, have been
visiting at Albert Ruggles,.
EG. M. Campbell were in Boston last
week. Mr. Powers and Mr.. Camps
bell went down with the former s
car, all returning together.
| Steven Eastman has been very
much worse of late.
B. G. Morrison is away this week
visiting Manchester, Nashua, and
Boston.
c. [. Stuart and George shorey
nave Just had their houses painted.
G. NJ Campbell was called to
Windsor to serve as juror in the U.
s. court
Mrs. Mary Carr, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. John Gable,
for few weeks, has returned to her
home in East Concord.
At the ball game Saturday the Lyn-
don Institute team defeated the New
port high by a score of 6 to 4.
: The Cath0lic, Episcopal and Chris
tan Science churches held services
as usual Sunday. All the other
churches in town, six in number unit
/ ed in memorial services held in
Music hall, which was filled. The
Grand Army societies occupied the
body of the house. All the ministers
assisted in the service. The Rev.
James Hutchinson delivered patrio-
tic and helpful address. Music was
furnished by the Congregational
choir: Mrs. Henry Cowles, soprano !;
Miss Florence Steele, alto; Roy Gage,
tenor; Homer Wilson, bass; Charles
Stevens, pianist. At the close the
audience united in singing cam
erica
Moving Day" on Broad street
this week. Fred Folsom goes into
his new house, c. B. Hutchinson
into the olson house and Milo
Shattuck into his new house where
the Hutchinsons have been living.
Miss Elizabeth Hills spent the
week end and Memorial day with
friends at East Mortified, Mass.
Special exercises for Memorial
Day were held in the different
rooms of the graded school Monday
with recitations and music. A num-
Der of visitors were present, among
them several of the veterans.
Simple Memorial Day exercises
were carried out on Tuesday, the
G. A. r. societies with the band, citi-
Zens and school children going 20. the
Center in the morning and decorat-
ing the graves as usual. There
were no further exercises. In the af-
ternoon the Lyndonville base ball
team played the Newport team on
the car house grounds.
Lawyer Cook has bought a new
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Powers of
Stanstead have been visiting in
town.
Maurice Cheney was in Boston
last week and returned in his faith
er's new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Lyster and
two daughters of Whitefeld, N. H.,
have been making an automobile trip
here.
Miss Agnes McGovern spent Sun
day with her brother at st. Johns
bury.
Edwin Gray and wife of Concord
have been at his brothers, Charles
Gray.
W. H. Ford of Springfield, Mass,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Athena Frazier and son
were here from Manchester, N. H.,
last week to- attend the wedding OF
her brother, Louis Deauregard.
Mrs. Henry Griswold Of East st.
Johnsbury is stopping with her
son, Russell GrisWold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Finney re-
ceived a beautiful tribute to the
memory of their daughter, Mrs.
Grace Finney White, in the shape of
a magnificent floral design to lay on
her grave Memorial Day, from
number of her young friends in
Springfield, also an elegant bouquet
from Wisconsin.
Harry Fl. White has rented his
tenement in the letters house on
Center street to Edward McGinnis
and with his little daughter, Ger
trude, will make his home with his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
L. Finney.