St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-05-22

IF. A. BigeIow, Mrs. A L Finney
were at Woodstock last week at
tending the state assembly of Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs.
w. J. Willard of SomerVille,
Mass, has been at E. L. Wells.
There Is a meeting of the VIII
lage Improvement society this
Wednesday, evening, with the pres
ident, Mrs H. E. Folsom.
Theodore Parker has been worse
during the past week and is confined
to his bed again. Mrs. Parker is
gaining and able to be up and
around the house. Mrs. r. H. Rice
is working there at present.
Riverside Lodge of Good Temp
lars which has been inactive for sew
eral years, held a meeting at Mrs.
H. o. Aliens the other evening and
voted to disband, surrendering the
charter and dividing the money in
the treasury among the members
whose dues had been paid to date
Some of the members will join
Winooski lodge at Cabot so as to
keep up their grand lodge connec-
ton
Miss Clara Eastman is spending
a month with her grandfather,
Scott Eastman, at Pompanoosuc.
Mrs. Chandler Severance of Sm
Johnsbury Center has been visiting
Mrs. S. ]. Wilson.
Mrs D.. I. Grapes and daughter
visited Mrs. Fred Wilcox last week.
Daniel McCauley Of Bury, P. O.,
is working in the railroad shops, and
boarding with his sister, Mrs.
Charles Buckley.
John Cable is acting as janitor of
the schOOlhouse.
The Lyndon club holds a special
ladies' night, Friday evening of
this week, May "a. Members and
their families are invited, and an
program is prepared.
Young's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic, and the entertainer is to be G.
Everett Wallace. There will also be
dancing and refreshments
The Music Circle held a business
Friday evening in Cables
han, followed by a social in which
Miss Irene Stimson was the guest
Of honor At the business meeting
Mrs. Harry Colby was elected leader
Of the Circle, and Mrs. A. d. Paige,
who has been the leader for four
years, is to be secretary and treas
Paige, Mrs Gage and Mrs. Hutchin-
son, and refreshments served. Miss
Stimson was presented by the Circle
with a pretty silver vanity box and
perfume bottle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Guild of ST.
spent Sunday with their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Z. Guild.
Mrs. Robinson is spending short
line with her daughter, Mrs. Cakes,
n Lisbon, N. HI.
Miss Irene Stimson goes this week
% Boston for a two weeks vacation
rom her work in music here.
DR.. D. R. Brown, while driving his
,ar one day last week had a slight
collision with a wagon in which
we're Mrs. Belser and son. Fortu-
lately mo one was injured, and the
of the wagon wheel was
he only serious damage.
Mrs. G. F. Ferguson is at home |
rom Brightlook hospital, where
he has had an operation on her
Eyes.
The wild boar in bronze by Pietro
4acca, which is to form the central
igure in a fountain on the new park
1t the Center, was carried off Sunday
hight and in his place was left a
lively 100 pound porker from the
creamery pens in box. The mis-
aid piggies we're finally exchanged.
The ball game Saturday with the
Newport high school ended in a
iasco. A disagreement ~over one
If the umpire's decisions led to an
and to prevent a general
scrap" the game was called off,
With no credit to either side.