St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-10-16

THE Colonials," delighted their au.
dience in their former appearance
here. Then John Kendrick Bangs
one of the greatest American hui
morists, cannot fail to please when
he tells us of Celebrities l Have
Met" A serious lecture on "Sour
Grapes" by Edward Amherst OFT will
certainly set us all to thinking.
Rogers and Grilley, musicians and
entertainers, are sure to give a de-
| lightful and varied program. The
price for the five entertainments is
the same as usual, $3.50. Students
tickets 81. The advance sale of seats
will be held in Music Hall Friday
evening, Oct. IS, when Dr. Smith
will sell the seats at auction, with
his usual aplomb and the Lyndon
vile band will give a concert for
the occasion. 1t is hoped the pub
lie will appreciate the efforts of the
society sufficiently to put the course
on paying basis, as it is too good
a thing to give up.
The marriage is announced of
Robert Watson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Watson of this place to Miss
Ethel Gronberg, late of Woodsville.
Mr.. Watson has taken his wife to
4NOW VI n WnOlS AO Has d pOSlIlOu.
Frank J. Wiley, now of Windsor
called on friends in town the first of
the week.
The October meeting of the Lyn-
don Union club will be held in the
Cable hall, Thursday afternoon of
this week, Oct. IT, at $50 o'clock.
The meeting is in charge of Mrs.
Ide, chairman of the Domestic Sci
ond xxrf1I he
a lecture by Miss Grace Cushman,
teacher of domestic science at Lyn-
don Institute. Miss Cushman will be
assisted in her demonstrations by her
pupils, who will serve for refresh
ments the dishes which they cook.
Hash suppers are in vogue Just at
present, the Congregational and S.
of v. auxiliary, entertaining the pub
lie in this way last week, on Friday
and Wednesday respectively.
Robert Monroe is confined to the
house by an injured back caused by
lifting a heavy weight.
Mrs. Will Parker and son Theo-
dore are spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Mckinney, in West Som
erville, Mass, and other friends near
Boston.
Miss Edna Goss went to St. Johns
bury last week to care for her aunt,
Mrs. J. =. Guild, who is suffering
from a nervous breakdown. Her
aunt, Mrs. w. L. Guild, also went to
remain with her sister over Sunday.
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow went to Nor
risville for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker are
spending the week in New York and
Boston. Miss Angie Wiley is in
charge of the store during their abb
sence. Ernest DuFresne, who has
been their guest is also visiting Bos-
ton and New York for the purpose
of studying our law courts and meth
DDS as he is an attorney for the
government in Manila. Mrs. Du-
Fresno is spending these few days
on her uncle's farm in Maidstone.
Bruce Wakefield is going to st.
to take a position in the
Office of the county clerk, A. f.
Nichols.
Quite a crowd from here went to
st. Johnsbury last Wednesday to see
President Taft, going by motors,
steam cars, horses and bicycles, but
not, as far as we could see, by any
of the Boston Journals "hay-ricks."
The permanent work on Depot
street has begun, with the laying of
the crushed stone, which was bought
from the Woodbury. Granite Co. at
The west end of the street
is now closed to traffic, and at the
other end the workmen are still lay
ing the new sewer.
Miss Della Demerett has returned
from Massawippi, P. O., where she
has been spending a few weeks.
Harry Silsby is suffering from an
injured knee, which compels him to
use crutches.
The Music Circle held the first
meeting of the year with Mrs. Harry
Colby last week Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Norris was the hostess
of the Mothers Circle Thursday eve
ming, Oct. 10, at a very pleasant
meeting.
Mrs. Margaret Perrigo visited her
brother, Rodney Everett, in Wheel
ock, last week.
Mrs. Abbie Rider of Fitch Bay, P.
O., is stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. James J. Hutchinson.
Miss Lizzie Harris of st. Johns
bury has been visiting at E. A. Shor-
ey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bonner and
SON, w OIss nave DOCA
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Bon
ner at Hillhurst, P. Q.
Walter Porter and daughter, Ha-
eel, have been at his brothers in
Coventry.
H. c. Wilson made a brief visit to
his sons last week, Lincoln at Dart
mouth college, and Robert at Nor
witch university.
Mrs. Charles LeWsey has gone to
Montreal for medical treatment.
Mrs. A. D. Paige and Mrs. John
Murch were in Woodstock last week
as delegates to the meeting of the
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliaries of
state.
mrs. Harry White has with her
a sister, Miss Carrie Rexford of
Ayers Cliff, P. Q.
Mrs. J. M. Copeland is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Melissa Hill of
New Ireland, P. @.
Mrs. E. c. Graves and daughter,
Clara, were injured in runaway last
week, Mrs. Graves having her arm
cut, and Miss Clara's ankle being
hurt. Both are now doing well.
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