St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-10
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dent, IL. G. Wilson, sec. and treas, G.
II. Stuart; directors Mrs. AherIs.
Mrs. LISTER, c. B. Hutchinson. w. 7.
Prof. George Huatlsy Of st.
Lawrence University, Canton, N. Y
preached at the Universalist church
Ernest Masten has come here from
st. Johnsbury to work in the machine
shop
MRS. N. a. Lougee OF Island Pond
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Blake.
John Nash and family have moved
to the Center where they will stay
until their house is ready June /.
DR.. H. NJ. Smith has moved into
his house on Charles street.
Lleywellyn Augustus TrusseH of
in the garage.
Fred Phelps is moving into the
Masten house where DIR. Smith lived.
Mrs. Steele and children move to
Springfield, Mass, the first of June.
She has son there.
John DeFord died of pneumonia
last Wednesday. He leaves a wife
and daughter.
Joseph Jock fell off a staging Fri
day while painting on the Ruggles
block and was somewhat hurt
about the head.
Winner Lyon has been having
bad time with his eyes but is better.
Willis Conner and wife have a son.
Joseph Schcfield is sick.
Frank Thompson and wife of New,
port were in town last week. He is
just recovering from pneumonia.
Mrs. Chandler Severance is stay
ing at DR.. Davis
Miss Hattie Carpenter slipped on
a nard wood floor at Mrs. Folsom's
last week and hurt her hip badly
The Mothers Circle meets with
Mrs. Lewsey, Thursday evening.
The Art Circle meets with Mrs.
Titcomb, Friday afternoon.
Ma. L. G. Todd and Beth from
Boston were here last week.
The upper grades had promenade
at the schoolhouse Friday evening.
3. A. Jameson has been hired to
teach the graded school next year.
Fred Steinhour is moving into J.
T. Gleason's house on South street.
Leroy Howe is moving into the
north tenement of Mrs. Woodward
house.
Mrs. Walter Counter of East
Burke has been staying with Mrs.
A L. Finney.
Bert Dean and wife of Rochester,
N. H., were in town last week.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson was in
Springfield. Mass, a few days last
week
Mrs. George Ide entertains the
Christmas club this afternoon
Mrs. Charles Steele of st. Johns
bury visited here last week
The third story on the post Office
block is up.
Fred White has finished work at
Silsby's.
Mrs. George Gour and daughter
have been visiting in Newport.
J. A. Fletcher is quite low.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Huntley of
P. O., visited their son
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Martin OF Newport has
been visiting at Charles Lees.
Mrs. E. J. Gates of Newport was in
town last week.
Harvey Powers has returned to his
home in Ryegate. He has been with
his daughter, Mrs. Clayton Libbey,
all winter.
Mrs. E. G.. French has been visit
ing friends here before going to her
new home in Newbury
John Stepson has gone to Boston
to work.
J. Carkins of Keene, N. H., is
working for j.. G. Eaton and Co.
The Methodist missionary society
met with Mrs. H. NJ. Smith last Tues
day.
Lucy Sarr is working in Cook and
Norton's Office.
Mrs. Robinson has returned from
Lisbon, N. H., where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cakes.
Orlin Lang has moved to the Fol
som farm.
Mrs. Frank Silsby has been visit
ing at West Burke.
Mrs. H. e. Folsom was in Boston
last week.
Mrs. r. H. Rice has been visiting
her daughters in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ozro Roys, who has been with
her daughters, Mrs Gage and Mrs.
Eaton, has returned to Livermore
Falls, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Daniels have
been visiting her parents at Wells
River.
George Cree was in Ottawa last
week.
Mrs. S. A. Moore of ST. Johnsbury
was in town last week.
Franklin Buskett is going on the
road for Story.
Waterman Brothers have bought
an automobile.
DR.. A. A Cheney has a new run
about.
E. j.. Blodgett has put in a new
National cash register.
Mrs. Anna Pearl and Miss Gratia
Balch OF st. Johnsbury were in town
last week.
DIR. TT MT Smith was ont of town
for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Duke of South
Barton have been visiting in town.
Mrs. Warren Mack OF Hardwick
visited her mother, Mrs. B. r. Brown,
last week.
Alec Miles and wife of Greensboro
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Willis Blake.
The postofice will be open Sun
days from to $50; the lobby from
8 a. M, to p. m.
FEHN