St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-08-16
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Farewell Reception To F. j. Wiley
and Wife-Reunion OF The
Park Family.

Farewell Reception To f. J. Wiley
and Wife-Reunion OF The
Park Family.
f. J. Wiley came from Windsor
to spend a few days here last week,
and Mrs. Wiley returned with him
on Friday. His visit was made the
occasion for weary pleasant fare
well reception, given under the
auspices of Juniper Branch Lodge,
D. of r. in their hall Thursday even
ing. A fine musical program was
given, including selections by Sher-
rer's orchestra, and piano duets and
solos by Mrs. Charles Norris, Mrs.
Henry Dexter, Ruth Butler, Gladys
Hunter, and Harry Clark. Remarks
were made by o. H. Henderson of
ST. Jchnsbury and E. A. Cook of
this place. Mrs. Charles Bradshaw,
in a graceful speech, presented Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley with dishes and
sum of money from the band. Mr..
Wiley responded happily and
pleasant social hour followed. Re-
freshments were served and a few
dances closed the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silsby and
Eunice, and G. M. Campbell went
to Ocean Park Friday morning to
JoIu the ISSI VI INC OoApDCAA Lam
lily.
Mrs. L. T. Huntley has been en-
gagged as soloist at the Christian
Science services with Bernice AID
rich as accompanist.
The Park family hold their an
nual reunion at Bean Pond Thurs
day of this week.
Mrs. Charles Stuart was the hos
tess of the Christmas Club at very
pleasant meeting last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. shorey and
Laurence are spending a few weeks
in Richford, P. @.
Charles Stuart and family are
taking a motor trip to Angus, P. Q.
The Mothers Circle held a most
enjoyable meeting last Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. T. N. Vail, Mrs.
Wilkinson presiding. The musical
part of the program was fine with
songs by Miss Harriet Wilkinson
and piano solos by Miss Irene Slim
son and Mrs. Frank Dresser. The
subject of the meeting was How to
make our houses attractive" an ex-
cellent paper being given by Mrs. ].
w. Titcomb, followed by general
discussion. Refreshments of rasp-
berry sherbet and cake were served.
Mrs. Josephine Carr has a class
of ladies in matchmaking for a few
weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Bishop and child of
Ottawa have been recent guests at
John Cunningham's. Mrs. Bishop
was Miss Ethel Cunningham.
Miss Clara Graves spent last week
in Newport.
Bert Hines is receiving a visit
from his late wife's mother who
lives in Boston.
John M. Kupsh spent last week
in New York city.
Miss Blanche Conner has been
visiting her sister Mrs. o. S. Abbott
at Willoughby.
John Norris has been visiting his
parents at Lyme, N. H. Mrs. Nor
ris, who is still in the Hanover hos
pital, is gaining.
Mrs. John Nash entertained the
NeedIecraft Circle very pleasantly
last week Friday afternoon.
Miss Frances Greenwald of New
York city has returned home after
spending a few weeks with her
friend, Miss Isabel Stern.
Sherburne Campbell was i'll last
week.
Mrs. Clinton Huntington of Hard
wick recently visited Mrs. A. L. Fin
ney.
Mrs. John Murch is at home from
Boston, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Lambert, and her
little girl. Mr.. Lambert has gone to
Montana where his family will fol-
low him little later.
Mrs. Horace Locklin and children,
from Portsmouth, N. H., have been
visiting in town.
MRS. Norman Mcdonald and
daughter Gorilla from Barton have
been visiting in this vicinity.
o. G. Chase is recovering from
his recent illness and is able to walk
a little better.
The members of the Free Bap-
fist Sunday school held their annual
picnic at Bean Pond last Thursday
afternoon.
Charles Ruggles and w. R.
Cheney have bought the Leach place
on the Lyndon road and will build
at least two new houses there be-
sides repairing the present buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Lynn and
daughter and Mrs. Harrison Hunter
have gone to Old Orchard. Frank
Hunter and family and Bert Hub
bard and wife are there also.
Gerald Laid is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Johnson in Augusta, Me.
Mrs. James Buell. broke her ankle
last week. Her daughter, Laura,
had to leave her work at Mrs. H. O.
Aliens and go home to care for her.
Miss Angie Wiley is visiting her
brother, Charles, in Fitchburg, Mass.