St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-03-01
Miss Marguerite Robinson has

Miss Marguerite Robinson has
gone to Turner's Falls, Me-, where
she is staging a play.
Mrs. Georgiana Wallace has gone
to Derby to stop with her sister, Mrs.
M. J. Robinson. Her son-in-law,
Henry Brown, is quite i'll with the
| grip.
The Senior class of Lyndon Insti-
| tute have been rehearsing a rural
| drama, ''Me an Otis" which they
will give in Music Hall on Friday eve
ming of this week, March 2. They
have already presented it with good
success at Sheffield.
The ball given by the Village I'm
provement society last Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. FL, was well attended and
the society took about $50.
The last entertainment in the
lecture course took place on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. %, a lecture by
Ex-Gov. Hook of Kansas. The hall
was well filed on the occasion. Mr..
Hook is a very witty, magnetic and
interesting speaker and held his au-
diences attention closely for two
hours. His subject, "A Message
from Kansas dealt especially with a
number of great reform movements
in which Kansas has taken a pro-
| gressive part.
Arthur Smith, who has been ill
| for some time, is much improved.
Miss Susan Cunningham was ill
last week and her place in school
was taken by Miss Madge Burnham.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Boynton and
son, Carroll, recently visited their
former home at Boynton, p. @.
Philo Lang, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherburne Lang, was married Feb.
6 to Miss Ruth Sanderson. The
ceremony took place at the residence
of K. G. Mitchell, and was performed
by the Rev. l. w. Mclaughlin, in
the presence of few friends and
| relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Lang have
bought farm of Frank Lynch on the
East Burke road and gone to house
keeping there.
The Rev. F. H. Cole of Derby Line
preached at the Uniyersalist church
last sunday in exchange with the
pastor.
The Rev. James Hutchinson, the
new minister at the Congregational
church will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday, March 5.
Wednesday there will be appropriate
services at st. Peters Mission at 10
a. m. and 100 p. m.
Miss Blanche Burns of West
Burke was in town last week play
ing the piano for Mr.. Peterson, who
has been exhibiting musical instru-
ments in Mrs. H. o. Aliens sales
room.
Martin Laid was called to Island
Pond last week. to attend the funer-
al of S. D. Hdlson, prominent
business man there.
William M. Waterman suffered a
broken arm as the result of recent
fall on the ice.
Earl Peterson was in Boston last
week attending a banquet and
gathering of the mechanical draughts-
men. During his absence, his mother,
Mrs. Helen Peterson, visited friends
in Barton.
Homer Watson and Lincoln Wilson
were. at home from Dartmouth last
week, bringing with them two col
lege friends, Ward Wilkins and Hen
ry Merrill. Robert Wilson was also
at home from Norwich University.
Miss Geneva Wilmot had few
days recess last week from the
Moody school at Northield, Mass.
Mrs. o. G. Chase and Mrs. B. G.
| Morrison are in Nashua, N. H., this
week visiting Ernest Chase and
family.
Peter Mercer of Boston is working
E. J. Blodgett, who was just re-
covering from grip at the time of the
fire in his garage, was Overcome by
the exposure and smoke at the time,
has suffered relapse and been very
much worse since.
II. B. Bell of Boston was recent
visitor at his aunt's, Mrs. Henry
| Burns
Warnings are out for both town
and village meetings and the annual
reports will be put in circulation this
| week.
Misses Helen and Eleanor Steele
are stopping with their aunt, Mrs.
H. w. Lyster.
J. B. and M NJ. Waterman have
sold their interest in the Exchange
market to their brother, J. A. Water
man, who will continue the business
as before.
Harry Robe was in New York for
few days last week
George knight of Springfield,
Mass, visited his mother here last
| week.
Fred Duval has bought back from
Ed Phillips the place near Folsom's
Crossing which he sold him last sum-
mer, and will move there from st.
Johnsbury.
Will Cleary has been suffering
| from an attack of muscular rheu-
matism.
Granville Wheeler of Springfield
has been spending few days in
| town.
Fred Phelps has bought a new
| piano, a Kohler, last week.
| Washington trip Mch. "a. See page 1.