St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-03
LYndonyiIIe
Delegates Elected 20 the District
and state Conventions.

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convention at Montpelier, April 8.
Charles Ruggles, E. A. Cook, H. w.
Lyster, A. K. Humphrey, j. w.
Titcomb. To the state convention
at Montpelier, April 10, delegates
are as follows: G. M. Campbell, A.
ID. Paige, J. T. Gleason, w. i. Pow
ers. c.. L. Stuart. The town COM
mittee elected are: A. ID. Paige, A.
E. Humphrey, w. l. Powers, r. H.
Rice, c. f.. Ferguson.
Miss Dorothy Dexter has been i'll
with tonsiIitis for a few days. Mrs.
cent victim of grip and tonsilitis.
Mrs. Theodore Parker has gone to
the hospital at st. Johnsbury to have
gall stones
r. Nj. Campbell was in Burke last
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Leonard Watson of that town.
Holy Week is being observed at
the Bemis Memorial church by Sc
ries of six evening services. The
speakers beside the pastor are: the
Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. B..
F. Butler, the Rev. E. E. Marggraf,
and the Rev. G. #. Mcintyre.
MI anu WI D W. L. LldA5CA anu
son, Forest, from Providence, r. T.,
death and burial of Mrs. Ranger s
mother, Mrs. Bemis.
Richard Wilder, Jr., has returned
to his home in Whitefield, N. H., af-
ter a visit to his grandmother, Mrs.
Josephine Wilder. Mrs. Richard
Wilder and daughter, Isabel, came
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Miss Ethel Gronberg, who is i'll
with tuberculosis at Woodsville, has
rallied slightly but. is still very low
Arthur Emery has bought ]. J..
Neagle's house on Main street and
will move his family there.
Myron Smith has sold his four
tenement house at the corner of East
and Raymond streets to John B., and
Emily E. Daigle.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart have
returned from California, where they
spent the winter with their son, Ar
thur.
Letters from Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Hutchins, formerly of this place,
who are located in central California
say that they do not like very we'll,
as they suffer great deal from ma
laria, and are talking of moving to
the southern part of the state.
Mrs. S. S. Thompson is in quite
feeble health this winter. Her SON
in-law, Congressman S. S. Mccall,
visited her last week.
The senior class at the Institute
had a leap year promenade last Fri
day evening. Refreshments were
served and good time enjoyed. The
seniors are now rehearsing for a
play, The Deacon's Second Wife. -
Miss Vivian Lowery of Barnet has
been a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas McCondach.
The Heath-Clark company have
the addition to their store completed
and are moving in the goods this
week.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society met with Mrs. A. A. Barber
last Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson has been
at home from Boston for a weeks
vacation from her school there.
Cables barber shop in the Darling
block is being repaired and new
steel ceilings put in.
The Newell place in the east
part Of the town has been sold to
FRANK WelcOme.
George and Adna Ruggles from
California have been visiting their
brothers here, and the former has
been quite i'll.
The ladies of St. Peters Mission
held a successful Easter sale in the
gymnasium last Thursday afternoon
and evening.
John Webster was called to Bos-
ton last week by the illness of his
brother-in-law.
G. o. Ormsbee and B. J. Water
man of Montpelier, landscape gar
deners, are at work on trees here, for
the Village Improvement society.
Will Gray is spending fortnight
with relatives in East Charleston.
William Kerr has position in the
Fairbanks Scale Works at St. Johns
bury and will move his family there
soon.
Prof. o. D. Mathewson of Barre
was in town last week planning
changes to be made in the Institute
building. He expects to move his
family here about the first of July.
Irving Powers has been suffering
with tonsilitis for few days.
Ralph Johnson is visiting relatives
\ IN Hartford, ct.
Mrs. Fred Folsom entertained the
Social club very pleasantly last week
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cass have re-
turned from Cheyenne, Wyoming,
expecting to make their home in
the east.
There will be an Easter sale in the
Congregational parlors on Friday
afternoon of this week, April 5.
]. E. Blair has been in Warren, N.
H, recently.
Miss Minnie Graves is at home
from Wheelock where she has been
caring for Henry Hoffman through
a severe illness.
M. M. Chase is visiting in Brad
ford.
B. G. French was in Montpelier
last week.
H. w. Goodwin spent few days
Il in HaVarhill Mass raeouflv