St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-09-04
LyndOnYiIle
Political Rallies Quite the Fad Last
Week-Pers0nals and Locals

Wcek-IcESO0alS ana Locals
Vermont has been discovered a
last, one would Judge from the in
terest she has awakened in politica
circles during the last week. On
|. Wednesday, Mr.. Chain, the prohi
bitionist candidate for president
spoke on the Main street park t.
an interested audience. Thursday
evening the democrats held forth il
Music~ Hall, the speakers being Col
Bacon of York City and B. E. Bull
evening Lyndon's 'favorite son, -
Hon. Samuel w. Mccall spoke on
behalf of the republican party in
his usual convincing manner. On
Monday evening the campaign clos
ed with a progressive rally under
the leadership of Gov. Robert Bass
of New Hampshire. The Lyndon
vile military band furnished music
on all these. occasions, and the OPP
portunity was given to hear a
number of interesting and eloquent
speakers.
Mrs. L. A. Spaulding entertained
the Social club last Wednesday eve
ming.
G. B. Allyn is building a house
on Pinehurst Hill for George Bell
vile.
Mrs. Josephine Carr has returned
to her school at Taunton. Mass.
Miss Gladys Trotter of Spring
field, Mass, has come to board with
her sister, Mrs. James Dexter. Her
school at Lyndon began the fall
term Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. o. D. Mathewson
have moved from their farm into.
the new tenement of L. T. Huntley's
house, preparatory to the beginning
Iof school.
The graded school and Lyndon
Institute will both reopen the fall
term Monday, Sept. 8.
Mrs. Dora Lane has gone to
South birmingham. Mass, to work
Mrs. A. A. Cheney and her sis
ter, Mrs. Dutton, have been visiting
old friends in Craftsbury.
E. C. Frost has been for a few
days at Mrs. F. w. Silsby's. He
lis to make his home this fall and
winter at NJ D. Bowker's in Lun-
enburg.
Will Gray who has been working
on a farm in Gardner, Mass,
through the summer, has come back
to work for G.. B. Allyn & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Graves and
daughter, Clara, are camping for a
week at Willoughby Lake.
Mrs. M. M. Cole has been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Allen McLane |
and daughter, Mary, of Walden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cyr of Lyndon |
have moved into the Allyn block.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Stratton |
have returned from their vacation,
and services were resumed as usual |
Tw,Sr 1se-+ oh y,
Miss Bernice Fisher is visiting
relatives in Boston and Lexington,
Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. James J. Hutchin-
son have returned from their west
ern trip and services were resumed
at the Congregational church Sun
day. Mrs. Charles Norris was pres
ent and played the organ.
Mrs. Ada Robinson of st. Adams
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Y. A Norton. !
Henry Swail has gone for three
weeks trip through the Canadian
Northwest visiting Calgary, Edmun-
on and other points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkie are 1
aking a short vacation, which they
will spend in Burlington, ROuses's '
Point and vicinity. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke B. Hutchin-
on are taking a trip to Burlington, h
Iown Lakes Champlain and George, J
md down the Hudson to New York.
Mrs. L. S. Howe and Mrs. George r
'horey attended the Universalist v
convention at Woodstock last week.
Ir. and Mrs. Stratton were also
resent.
Miss Janet Bundy has been enjoy a
ng a two weeks vacation spent S
With Mrs. F. A. Sherwin at some of n
he beaches.
Miss Maude Smith of CRANKY is a
guest of Mrs. F. G. Shonyo. e
Mrs. William Leavitt and two a
hildren and her mother, Mrs. T. ]. S
Iorrill, all of Omaha, Neb., have
zen visiting at Robert Newcity's. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murphy and v
laughter, Marion, have been visiting F
n Concord. Fl
Mrs w. T. Powers who has been
n poor health all summer, has been n
ute a little worse of late, and is d
.ow confined to her bed.
DR.. F. H. Davis left home on n
saturday to join DR.. w. G. Tillot- h
on of Rockville, Conn, and enjoy
two weeks outing in the Maine n
woods His sister and husband,
Ir and Mrs. Edo Gaskill of Bar A
on will have charge Of household S
fairs. during his absence. c
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow gave an af- IT
ernoon bridge party Wednesday to
number of ladies, Mrs. Holmes and \
Irs. Wilcomb of Springfield being b
-uests of honor. A pleasant after
loon was enjoyed and very delicious n
5freshments served. | n
Francis Green of Littleton, spent
sunday with his uncle, H. L. Parker. v
The bridge club had a farewell t
zane at Mrs. John Ahern's Satur- @
lay evening, as Mrs. w. A. Vail and e
Hiss Alice Vail are soon to leave
own. They are to leave at once T
or Brooklyn, N. Y, where Miss T
Vail will take up the study of lib t
AIRY work at Pratt Institute. @