St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-01-04
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Results of the Races Monday-Post
Office Opened.
Monday was quite generally OBJ
races of the Gentlemen's Driving
club were held on that afternoon
with results as follows:
Glass A.
Phantom, George LaPoint, l
Bayhisa, DR.. Brown, 2 2 1 2
Time, 341A, 34%, SO, 33A.
Glass b.
Count Axworthy, F. Trefren 1
Cornell Axtell,
Time Al S.
Glass G.
Frank H, J. ]. Neagle,
Minnie B., w. Bundy, 2 2
Ebony, r. Barber, 2 8
Time, SO, 351a, 361a.
Glass ID.
Little Sid, w. G. Hanscom, I
John, G. H. Lee, 2
Glass Il.
Bessie Bessie D., E. A. Darling, Il 2 2
Time, A, "A, 391a, 3S7z.
Glass #.
Bay Mare, Chas. Bradshaw, II 2
Prince, w. A. Roundy, 2 2 1
Time, 46, As, At.
back into the old quarters which are
very commodious and attract
i've. The place they occupied
in the Ruggles block will be taken
by Mrs. H. o. Allen for her domestic
bakery.
Mrs. A L. Finney is in Fitch Bay,
p. O., spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry White. Mrs.
White has been suffering for some
time from bad cut on her hand,
caused by broken glass.
The Art Circle will meet Friday
afternoon at $50 with Mrs. J. S.
Schofield. The subjects for the after
noon are "Perugina" by Miss Bessie
Hutchinson, Raphael" Mrs. John
Chase.
A very pleasant New Year recep-
ton was held at the Cobleigh Lib
rary Monday afternoon from three
to six under the auspices of the
Library committee. The rooms were
decorated with holly and greens, and
beautiful floral centerpieces. Tea,
coffee, waters and olives were served
by members of the committee, Mrs.
Folsom, Miss Hills, Miss Daniels,
Mrs. Prescott, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Hutchinson.
Edward and Robert McVicar were
here to spend Christmas with their
families and left last week, the for
mer for Sherbrooke, the latter for
New York.
Grip and kindred diseases are
quite prevalent. The little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Parker has been
quite i'll, threatened with pneumonia.
Phillip Daniels, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is little better. AL
bert Guy Blodgett is recovering from
a severe siege with the grip. Will
liam Campbell is suffering from the
effects of hurt received in the bas-
ket ball game at Hardwick last
week, when a collision with an
other player caused him a badly
injured nose. Mrs. Edgar Brown is
suffering extremely from the effects
of blood poison in her hand.
Mrs. L. F. Woodland was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Colby, at West Lebanon, N. H, for
the holidays.
Avis, Beth and Clifford Todd from
West Someryille, Mass, have been
spending a week in town.
Mrs. Royce is now stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Phelps.
Malcolm McKenney of Boston has
been with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Howe, the past week.
J. Dewey Baldwin of Boston and
Miss Lucia Baldwin from Dean Acad-
envy, Worcester, spent the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Wells.
The Lyndon club kept "open
house" last Friday evening to the
members and their families and the
club rooms were well filed. Dane
ing was INDUCED in atthe Cable hall
with music by e. Sherrer, violin
Charles Aubin, cornet, and Edward
Cornell at the piano. There was 6
gay crowd Of young people pres
ent, many students being home from
school and college. The club viii
give the next entertainment on the
evening of February 10 and 81
Interesting program is planned.
The Household Science Circle mel
with Mrs. A. L. Finney last Thurs
day evening, with a good attendance
The subject was the Domestic Ser
vice Problem which was thorough
~ discussed, Mrs. W. L. Powers being
the leader. The hostess served lighi
refreshments.
Mrs. Josephine Wilder has gone
to Whitefield, n. H, to spend a few
days with her son, DR.. Richard Wild
er. Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Parker joined
them for New Years.
James Smith is running a gasoIin.
engine in Westmore.
The December meeting Of thu
Music Circle was held with Mrs