St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-24

SOOQ uSQL, DuL the INSTITUTE boys
played well and won by score of
8 to 2. A big crowd witnessed the
game and assisted by vociferous
cheering. The institute players
were as follows: Catcher, Dale
Simpson; pitcher, Bernard Cleary;
first base, Aubrey Grey; second base,
Albert LaFrance; short stop, Harry
Clark; third base, Howard Spauld-
left field, Harry Gaudette; right
field, Clayton Swafl, Karl Davis. The
institute boys have engaged an eff
cient coach, DeLand, from Bates
college.
The members of Union lodge of
Odd Fellows went to Lyndon Center
last Wednesday and took charge of
the burial services of the late
Henry Wetherbee.
Lorne Downey, wife and daugh-
ter of Newport were guests at G. A.
Jameson's last week.
J. ID. Jock, the painter, has
moved from Cosey Bend to L. B.
Harris house at Lyndon Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Burns who have
been living in Newport this winter,
have returned and are occupying
their tenement in the Norris block.
Miss Belle Silsby and Miss Fran
ces Cree were in Boston last week.
w. e. Gardner of East Charles
ton was in town recently.
Archelaus Simpson lost part of
three fingers on his left hand last
week while working in the wood
shop.
Alfred Hudson and Miss Matte
Dunn both of Island Pond were mar
ried at st. Elizabeth's church last
Tuesday morning by the Rev G. L. |
Pontbriand. They are to live on
one of the Vail farms at Chandler |
Pond.
MIR. and Mrs. Phil S. Clark ar
rived last Friday from Sarasota,
Florida, where they have been in |
camp this winter for the benefit of
Mr.. Clark's health, which is much |
improved Mr. Clark has returned |
to his work in the despatchers' Of
flee.
Calanthe Temple, No. 8, Pythian
Sisters, was invited to St. Johnsbury |
Monday evening to confer the de- |
gree upon nine candidates.
Norris Jenkins has moved here |
from East Burke.
William H. Glossy of Waterbury |
a former principal of the graded |
school, has been appointed supervis-
or of schools in the Swanton-High- |
gate district.
F. S. Story and Everett Cole were !
in Boston last week on business.
Mrs. Sherburne Lang went to
P. O., last week to re-
main with Mrs. George Knight. Mr.. |
Knight remains in a very critical
condition from his recent operation. |
Henry Mccall and a friend, Mr. |
Clifford, from Boston, were recent /
guests at G. L. Stuart's.
Mrs. B. F. Brown of Woodsville,
N H., was in town last week.
d. J. Quimby and wife of Port |
land, Oregon, have been visiting |
here, stopping at w. S. LETTERS.
Miss Annie Hartley of Plymouth,
N. H., has been visiting at ]. L.
Watches.
ton last week and his place in the |
ticket Office was taken by M. A. |
Thomas.
An educational meeting was held |
last Wednesday evening at the insti- |
tute chapel under the auspices of |
the educational committee of the !
were Professor Bradford and Miss |
Cloudman.
Miss Agnes McGovern recently |
visited Mrs. E. M. Shepherd at |
Passumpsic.
Miss Laura Buell. is singing at
the Star theatre.
Miss Della Demeritt has been Wis
iting in Canada for a few days.
Miss Grace Allison of Wells River |
was with her aunt, Mrs. w. c. Gage, |
last week.
d. E. Hines, who has been visit
ing his son, Bert Hines, has return
ed to his home in Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tyler of
Ayers Cliff, P. O., recently visited |
at Jesse Boynton's.
T. S. Spencer was in st. Johns
bury Center last week.
Mrs. Joseph Neagle has been
spending week with relatives in
Barton.
w. F. Brown has been spending
a few days in Bethlehem, N. H.
Mrs. N. G. Aulis is confined to
the house by a severe attack of neu-
ritis.
M. F. Gibson has gone to Mon
roe, N. H., to work.
Frank Abbott and his sister, Miss
Gertrude Abbott, from Stanstead, P.
O., spent last week in town.
Bailey Butterfeld, who is at the
home of his brother, Herman But
terrified, is critically i'll.
Mrs. Leary, who has been in
failing health for a number of years
is in a dangerous condition.
E. H. Hall was in Thetford re-
Gently.
Thomas Hartwel1 of Sheldon
Springs has been guest of his sis
ter for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Phil
lips, who recently moved to Everett,
Mass, are nicely located there.
Myron d. Knowles was in Barnet
a few days last week.
H. M. Newell is visiting in Ames-
bury, Mass.
Mrs. George burlington from