St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-01-18
LyndOnYille.
SiIas Dunton Given a Masonic Burial
Village News.


Village News.
The funeral of Silas Dunton was
held at his late home on the
Wheelock road Monday Afternoon.
The Masons from here went to the
Center and conducted the burial SER
vices.
Mrs. Thayer from ST. Johnsbury
visited Mrs. Josephine Wilder
Wednesday and helped her celebrate
her 10th birthday.
Miss Blanche brennan, the third
grade teacher, has been i'll for a few
days, and her place was filed by
Mrs. Fannie Cheney Smith.
The annual meeting of the Uni
versalist Ladies' Aid society was
held in the vestry last Thursday af-
ternoon. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. e. Nc
Gennis; vice presidents, first, Mrs. B.
F. Brown; second, Mrs. Albert Rug
giles; secretary, Mrs. l. w. Mac
Laughlin; treasurer, Mrs. L. F.
Woodland. At $50 o'clock the
ladies served a fine supper. The an
nual parish meeting was held in the
evening. These officers were elect
ed: Moderator, B. F. Brown; sec
rotary, Mrs. G.. B. Allyn; treasurer,
G. B. Allyn; trustees, George
Rugles, e. L. Wells, DR., A. G. Nc
Dowell, B. L. Brown. Other COM
n1ittees are appointed by the trustees
as required.
Miss Mabelle Adele Lee and V.
H. Aldrich were married at Newport
Wednesday evening by Rev. Carroll
Lance North. Mrs. Aldrich wore
green cloth travelling suit and black
hat. They returned and are living
in Mrs. Della McDuffee's house on
Williams street. Mr.. Aldrich is a
railroad fireman and Mrs. Aldrich
has been a popular telephone operat-
er here.
Gentlemen's Night of the Lyndon
Union Club occurs on Thursday ev-
ening, Jan. 10, at Music Hall. A
large number of guests are expected
and plans are made for a very de-
slightful evening. The program will
begin promptly at 8.15.
The annual meeting and supper of
the Congregational church and So
ciety was held in the church vestry
last Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. At six o'clock the ladies of the
church served a dinner. At eight
O'Clock the annual business meeting
was held. DR.. F. H. Davis was re-
elected a trustee for three years and
is now chairman of the board, the
other members being J. T. Gleason,
and G.. L. Stuart. A. H. Walter was
elected deacon in place of w. A.
Loomis, deceased, the others being
John Webster, J. T. Gleason, L. w.
Parker.
Saturdays Races.
Quite crowd was present to
watch the races on the Speedway
Saturday and a number of new
horses appeared. The results were
as follows:
Glass A.
Phantom, George LaPoint 1
Arsace, Will Russell 2 2 2
Time, Az, 35, So
Glass B.
Frank H, Joe Neagle 2 2
Roxy Ann, H Harding l
Time, SO, 377s.
Glass @.
Baylissa, DR.. Brown 2 1 2 2
Baron Wedgewood,
H. Harding 1 2 1
Time, 80, 81, SO, 81.
Glass ID.
Red Elm, Charles Darling 1
Red Sayles, E. Hartshorn 2 2
Al, no time.
Glass e.
Minnie B., w. Bundy 213 2
Billy Mack, Davis 81 1
Scout, J. Dorion 1 2 2
Time, 81, 50, SS, 81.
Glass f..
Colonel, F. Davis II 1
Little Sid, w. Hanscom 2 Q 2
Time, 80, 50, 37A.
Glass G..
Mirror B., Bacon 1 1
John, Chas. Lee 8
Ebony, R. Barber 2
Time, Al, 40.
Glass 81.
Slippery Elm, Chas. Hopkins 1 1
Major, 1. K. Cady 3 2
Bay PAGER, Chas. Bradshaw 2
Time, At, Al.
Glass I.
Corona Elm, DR.. Brown 1 1
Bay mare, E. McGennis 2 2
Time, so, 81, 81.
Mis-. Races.
ST, Scott Harris al
Clayton, B. Osgood 2 0
John, Chas. Lee 0 2
Time, II, AT, no time.
Billy, d. I. Grapes
Bay PAGER, G. Bradshaw 2 2
Time, At. 40.