St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-11-06
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The Composition of Eggs to be Given
at the Institute TOday-Success-
full Coon Hunters

at the institute IOuay-SucceSS-
full Coon Hunters
The domestic science demonstra.
ton in the Institute chapel this
"wednesday afternoon will take uI
the subject of Eggs, their. compo-
sitiOn and place in the diet. Tween
ty ways of preparing them" All are
invited. We hope Miss Cushman will
also be able to suggest some way by
which the woman of average income
may be able to secure these neces-
sary artlcIes of diet, the greatest
prom EN- in connection with them at
present.
80. and Mrs. J. F. Jock had great
luck while hunting lately not far
from their home. Besides getting
lpartridges and gray squirrels, Mrs.
Jock shot 38 pound coon, and Mr..
Jock one weighing only two pounds
less, rather rare experience for
Vermont hunters.
Juniper Branch Rebekah Lodge
gave a progressive whist party in
Jnelr hall Monday evening for the
benefit of their flower fund. Re
freshments were served and home
made candy was on sale.
! Members of the Lyndon club en-
joyed social evening Tuesday and
light refreshments were served, and
watched the returns as they were
sent in by special wire.
Mrs. Ed. Gage has had a success
full operation for goiter by DIR. Mayo
az hocnesJer, Minn., and will be
home soon. She is recovering very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Locke have
returned from short trip to Iras-
burg and will spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. J. S. SchofieId.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
served their annual chicken pie sup
per in their vestry last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. H. L. Parker is quite i'll with
severe cold.
The ninth grade pupils gave a
promenade last week Tuesday eve
ming to which the pupils of Mr..
JamiesOn's and Miss Dunbar's rooms
were invited. The school hall was
gaily decorated with flags and ban
ners for the occasion. Music was
furnished by the teachers and very
good time enjoyed. The class is
planning to raise money in this way
to defray graduating expenses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiley came
n
again in the Stern store. Their goods
are on the way and they will go to
keeping house in DIR. Dwinell's ten
ement as soon as they arrive.
Miss Nellie Davis visited the leg
islature at Montpelier last week, 60
ing with a party of teachers from st.
Johnsbury under the guidance of
Superintendent Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Campbell have
returned from their cottagfe at Lake
Willoughby where they have been
staying until the last leaf has fallen
and more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stockweu have
moved to White River Junction. At
the last meeting of the Calanthe
Temple, Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Stock
well, who has been very active in
that order was given a farewell re-
ception and presented with silver
bread tray. The Stockwell house
here will be occupied by Herman
Squires.
Mrs. Walter Andross has been Wis
iting in Sherbrooke and other Cana
dian towns.
David McHarg has moved into w.
S. Jeffers' house on Center street, |
vacated by Edward McGinnis.
Some of the young ladies in town
gave Poverty BALI in Music hall
last Wednesday evening which was
quite largely attended.
St. Johnsbury Academy foot ball |
team won another victory Saturday, |
and carried off scalps from Lyndon
Institute z to 0. The game was
played on the home campus.
The first appearance of grand OPP
era in St. Johnsbury, 1.-THE Bohemian |
Girl' given by the Aborn English |
Opera Company last Wednesday, was
largely attended by our music-lovers. |
Captain Henry Randall of Island |
Pond has been visiting his daughter, |
Mrs. Frank Lynch.
The Ladies' Aid society of the |
Congregational church met to sew |
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Char
les Laid.
Joseph D. Moody of Lebanon, N.
H, has moved into the upper ten
ement of John LeBourveau's house.
The Library committee of the |
Lyndon Union club are making pre-
parations to give a female minstrel /
show in December to raise money for |
the reading room, which has always |
been supported outside the regular
library income. Tom Neagle will be
the stage manager and Mrs. Henry
Brown the pianist, thus insuring a
good entertainment.
Claire LeBourveau has been hav-
ing a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Charles Stuart spent a few
days in Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Lyster of /
Whitefie1d, N. H, spent a few days
with relatives here last week.
Mrs Cornelius Gronberg and son,
Olaf have gone to Vancouver, British
Columbia to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodbury.
of South Royalton are stopping in
town for a few months, while Mr..
Woodbury. is working on the railroad /
putting in the block signals on this |
division They are rooming at Mrs. |
Charles Ladd's.
The opening number of the lecture !
course was given in Music Hall last |
Friday evening, a concert by the |
CfrOIIers a male quartet consisting |