St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-31
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stNaiting''-L0cal Gossip.
Another vacancy has occurred in
the telephone Office, which had better
be re named a matrimonial bureau.
Miss Bertha Hall last Wednesday be-
came Mrs. Way of West Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. Way are now on a honey
moon trip to Halifax, NJ s., and on
their return will live at West Burke,
where he has hardware business.
A daughter arrived last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Chapman
Fred SteinEaour is working in the
garage during his off days from the
railroad, and Mr.. Arkley from Lyn-
don also is employed there
Fred Phelps family have moved
into the lower tenement of the Mas
ten house on Park avenue.
w. C. Gerry's family move their
goods here this week from Franklin,
N. H. They have rented c. NJ Oar
ling's tenement near the garage, and
Mrs. Gerry will act as her husband, $
bookkeeper.
The Woman's Relief Corps met
afternoon and made plans for mem
orial day
Mrs. Phil Clark entertained the
Christmas club at her home very
pleasantly last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Stern and Miss Isabel are
in town for the sumemr. They have
bought new touring car.
A reception was held at the Meth
odist church Friday evening to the
new pastor and family, the Rev. and
Mrs. WoodwortE. The church was
prettily decorated with lilacs, and
other spring flowers. and there was
large attendance. All the ministers
in town were present, and made re-
marks of welcome. Ice cream ana
cake were served. Mr.. Wocdworth' S
family have moved into E. w. Pow
ers' house.
Seven families are now living in
the camp grove, being unable to ind
tenements.
John Stepton has moved his fami-
ly to Fitchburg, Mass, where he has
employment.
A meeting of the Universalist par
ish was held at L. S. HoWe's last
Wednesday evening, and it was decid-
ed to hear one or two more candl-
dates before engaging another min
lister.
Charles Jacobs of Newport who
has recently been in a hospital IN
Boston, visited his nephew, DR.. E.
L..
Principal W. H. Glossy went to
Johnson to remain over Sunday and
attend the play "She stoops to Con-
quer'' which was given there.
The school exhibition which was
planned for this week has been post
poned until Friday, June 8, as the
state examinations for entrance to
high school are to be held in the
graded school building on Thursday
and Friday of this week.
On Saturday evening next, June 8,
the eighth and ninth grades are TO
give a reception to the teachers at
mittee and the local school board
and their wives. This will
take place in the school hall, and the
children are planning a very attrac-
tive program.
Mrs. J. w. Titcomb is in Boston
for a few days.
The Household Science Circle held
it's last meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. f. H. Davis, with good
attendance. The roll call was "Con-
veniences," and the subjects taken up
by different members included the
furnishing of kitchen, dining room
pantry, and laundry. Ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess.
..
Darling gave a very pleasant party
Friday evening to the children OF
last winters dancing class. About
20 children, with their parents, were
invited to Cables Hall, and danced
from z to 8, Mr.. Cornell presiding
at the piano. Ice cream and cake
were served, and the little guests re-
ceived fancy favors and some beauti-
full carnations from Mrs. vail.
A. N. Wetherbee, the new pro-
prietor of the Novelty Works, has
bought the Rev. J. K. Fuller's house
near Lyndon and will move his faml-
~ there from Lebanon, n. H.
Miss Bessie Wheeler of ST. Johns
bury Center has been visiting friends
here.
The Chapman house on Broad
street, recently purchased by Miss
Amanda Folsom, has been complete
ly remodeled. Fred Folsom's fami-
ly and Miss Folsom move in this
week, and G. B. Hutchinson moves
into the tenement they vacate in the
Graves house.
Louis Beauregard of this place
and Miss Albertine Dumas of ST.
Johnsbury we're married at Notre
Dame church last Thursday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Campbell went to Fair
udN0Is Mass, .4d0I WOOh o440 tOOh
home her two grandchildren, NAL
colin and Alberta Campbell, who have
been spending several weeks here.
Ernes5 Martin has come here from
Newport and gone to work for the
Aubiu Brothers, hardware dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are staying for
the present at her fathers Charles
Lee.
w. F. Stoddard is quite poorly and
he has taken a three months leave
of absence from his work in the rail-
road shops.
Mrs. George w. Cree has been in
Montpelier for few days helping her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Watson to get
settled in her new home there.
Miss Lora Watchie is at home
from Lancaster, N. H.
Golf Club picnics begun last Fri
day in a tentative way will be held
every Friday from now on.