St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-01

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to his parents here last week.
Mrs. David r. Brown entertained
the Christmas club last Wednesday
afternoon very pleasantly, at their
regular meeting. Her table decora-
tions were daffodils and the place
cards were unique and original.
Mrs S. S. Thompson, who has
been improving from her late i'll
ness, suffered a slight relapse last
week.
The friends of Hortense (Murch)
Lumbert are very sorry to hear that
her little daughter, Enid, is very ill
with scarlet fever at their home in
John Murch, is with her this winter
The ladies Of the Methodist socie-
ty served a very nice supper in the
vestry last Thursday afternoon.
Miss -Estelle Gronberg spent a few
days last week with her sister Ethel
who remains in poor health at
Woodsville.
The Village Improvement society
are planning for fine ball to be
given in Music Hall on Thursday,
May 2. This will close their series
of dances for this winter, but the
Saturday evening dances will prob
ably be continued under the aus
pieces of the Sons of Veterans.
Mrs. Theodore Parker, who has
been at Brightlook hospital, was
brought home last Thursday. She
and Mr. Parker both continue in
very frail state of health.
Miss Irene Stimson's music class
gave a recital Saturday afternoon to
the friends and families of the pu-
pills, in which all the children took
part.
Phil S. Clark is back again at his
work in the train despatchers' Of
fee after an absence of about
year.
Mrs. A. L. Finney was called
to New Hampshire the first of the
week, to attend the funeral of her
only brother, Charles Cushing.
The ball game Saturday was be-
tween the Institute and town teams,
and was won by the town team, the
score being 10 to g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman
have moved from the Center into
Mrs o. w. Chesley's house, and
she will i've with them. Her broth
err, viii Eastman, who has been
staying with her since Mr.. Chesley's
death, has returned to his home in
Pawtucket, r. l.
Congressman and Mrs. S. w. Nc
Call were called here the last of the
week by the illness of Mrs. S. S.
who is now a little bet
ter.
Miss Nellie Cook of Glover recent
ly visited her uncle, E. A. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hough are
moving from the Graves house into
the H. P. Emerson house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson plan to go to Chicago
soon to spend a year with their
Mrs. Harry House.
Mrs. H. E. Folsom spent last week
in Boston and Auburndale, Mass.
c. j. Trefren was in West Burke
last week.
Juniper Branch Rebekah Lodge
has elected Mrs. Avery Bigelow and
Mrs. Ed Graves delegates to the
state assembly at Woodstock the
third week of this month. The al
ternates are Mrs. Charles Bradshaw
and Mrs. Jay Butler.
Mrs. Jane McVicar, who is now
he oldest resident in town, has been
quite i'll the past week. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. J. Parmalee, of Water
100, P. O., is with her.
Mrs. Wesley Fuller of Manchester, !
n H., is visiting at Henry Watson's
and William Bonners.
Mrs. Ernest Drown and daughter, !
Doris, from West Lebanon, N. H, !
visited at Charles Chapman's last
week.
J. R. Miller was in Barre a few
lays recently.
Miss Bessie Aldrich has been visit
ng relatives in Barton.
Nelson Woodward spent a few |
lays in Walden last week.
Mrs. Lucius Park is a little bet
er from a severe attack of neuritis. |
Cecil Jones visited in Ayers Cliff, |
?. O., recently.
The Caledonia county convention
If the w. c. T. u is to be held here
his month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Tyler are in
Boston.
Miss Lillian Fairbrother visited in
Vest Burke last week.
The regular meeting of Esther
Chapter, o. E. S., was held Tuesday
evening with annual reports and
election of officers. At six O'Clock
banquet was served.
The institute base ball team is
o play Littleton on the home
grounds May and Barton at Bar
on, May 4.
Union Lodge of Odd Fellows OBJ
erved the oath anniversary Of their
rider in their hall in Eaton's block
asst Friday evening An entertain
nent was given, followed by refresh
nents
Mrs. John. Allen who has been
pending the winter at Concord, N
L., with her daughter, Edith, has
eturned to her home at George
Vhipple's.
Miss Ffolliott Ingerson has gone
o Palmer, Mass, to work.
Mrs. Lillian Patton, the nurse, is
1t home from Burke, where she has
)een caring for Mrs. Ira Bemis.
. Archelaus Drown is on the sick
list.
Fred Deos is at work in the Lyn-