St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-09-20
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

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Advertised letters at the post
Office are: Berry, Mrs. Eta F.; Bou-
tot, Mrs. Joe; Boynton, Miss May;
Carpenter, Mrs. C. C. CD; Clark,
Mrs. Pansy; Harrington, Miss Alice;
Weston, Mrs. Eta; Woods, Miss EN-
ma. Gentlemen: Barnard, Robert;
Beaulien, William; Carpenter, John
t.; Ely, Frederick B.; Herouse,
Philias; Lamotte, Richard; Lynch,
Fred; McDaniels, Elder W. H.; firm,
The Temple Bros.
The annual meeting for the
election of officers for the w. G. T.
q. for the coming year will be held
Tuesday, Sept. 26, at three p. M, at
the residence of Mrs. H. N. Turner,
10 Park street.
There have been three pictures
of local interest in the last two is
sues of Country Life in America
The jfrontispiece in one issue was of
an old house near Lyndon, and one
of the others was a scene near the
fish hatchery. They were photo
graphs taken by Miss Katherine
Bingham.
M. Frank Tinker opens a dane
ing class in Bertrand's hall, Nov. 7.
His success in the past throughout
this section assures him good pat
ronage.
The Ladies' Circle of the
Church of the Messiah will meet
with Mrs. Adds Laid Friday af-'
ternoon.
The quarterly meeting of
BrightIook Hospital Aid association
will be held at the home of Mrs. H.
N. Wood, Main street, Monday af-
ternoon, Sept. 20, at three O'Clock.
The Grace Unity club of the
Methodist church will hold their
monthly meeting Friday evening,
Sept. % with Mrs. Herbert A. Lou
gee at her home on Pleasant street.
Strangers will be made welcome.
Patients admitted to the ST.
Johnsbury hospital the past week
are: Fernando Liberty, Mrs. Hila-
mon Hudson, Miss Marion West, Miss
Mildred Delaney, Mrs. Harry Har-
vey, ST. Johnsbury; Regina Ducet,
Newport. Those dismissed are JOS
eph Labonte, Lyndonville; James
Ducet, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Har-
vey, st. Johnsbury.
At the meeting of the Methodist
Brotherhood on Friday evening Of
ficers were installed and Rev. Fred
Williams of West Burke and Rev. S.
G. Barnes spoke on What the Pull
pit Expects of the Pew" and Walter
Rodliffe and A. F. Stone ON ''What
the Pew Expects of the Pulpit. !"
Light refreshments were served.
While playing in Barre last
week one of the chorus girls in ''The
Girl Who Dared" company, Gladys
Elliott by name, was married by the
city Judge, to Robert w. Anderson,
master of properties in the same
company. The groom gave his resi-
dence as Detroit and the bride hers
as Port Huron, Mich.
The weekly parish tea of ST.
Andrews church will be held
Wednesday afternoon instead of
Thursday at the home. of Mrs. A. P.
Grint. Mrs. T. G. Wallace and Mrs.
w. ]. Ingram will be assistant host
esSes.
Patients admitted to Brightlook
Hospital this week were: Albert j,
Irwin. w. P. Pinkham, Miss Lizzie
Harris of ST. Johnsbury; Miss Alice
E. Varney of West Danville; Bessie
Varnum Of Peacham; Mrs. Lila Lib
hey of Lyndon: n. W. Hinsdale OF
st. George; and S. P. Wiles OF
Hardwick. Those discharged were:
Mrs. Thaxter Laird, Walter Rapp
st. Johnsbury; Mrs. Rose Hatch OF
Lawrence, Mass; Celia Mitchell OF
Newport; Mrs. John L. Roy of Pas
sumpsic; Mrs. Perley Pope of Mon
treal; John Ednay of Concord; n
w. Hinsdale of st. George and S. P
Wiles of Hardwick.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held
Thursday evening, Sept. 81. Mem
bers are requested to come in the
afternoon and bring lunch as there
is extra work to be done.
-Rt Rev. ]. J. Rice of Burling
ton visited the st. Johnsbury parish
last Sunday for the first time in or
der to confirm classes. He. was a
ST. Aloysius church in the mornin,
and confirmed a class of about 81
and in the afternoon at Notre Dam
confirmed a class of over 100. Al
though he had been here previousl
on business this was his first oficia
visit and he remained the first of tn
week the guest of the local priests
The village trustees will begil
very extensive improvements o.
Eastern avenue next week. Tn
street is TO be picked up and resur
faced and then covered with a Goa