St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-17

there. This week Miss Towne stays
here and Mrs Waterman goes to
Derby Line.
The w. c. T. U. meet with Mrs.
Melissa Stevens Monday afternoon
to sew.
Raymond Campbell will assist in
the post Office during Christmas
/ week
The Music Circle will meet in Ca
ble's Hall this Wednesday evening
and the program is AN Evening
with MacDowell." Mrs. A. u.
Paige is in charge of the meeting.
Each member of the circle invites
two guests.
E. A. Cook, who is suffering from
a dislocated shoulder, was called to
Montpelier last week on business.
He was able to go but Mrs. Cook
was obliged to go with him to act
as valet,
Mrs. NJ. B. Gibson is visiting her
sisters in Massachusetts, Mrs. Bal
lard in Boston, Mrs. Carter at Co
| chituate. Mrs. Conner at Watertown
and Mrs. Chaffee at Way land.
Mrs. George Smith and grand
/ daughter, Dorothy Smith, of New
port, were guests at ga. COOKS
last week.
Mrs. Ida Batchelder is visiting
her brother, George Wright In Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Daniel HUXLEY is visiting
relatives in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Thomas Wark, Mrs. Wallace
Darling and Miss Ruth Eastman
attended the Canadian district meet
! ing of the Rebekahs at Sherbrooke,
P. O.. last week. While there they
were guests of Mrs. (. E. ellison.
e. C. Frost of Lunenburg was in
| town last week.
Mrs. George H. Frost of Allston,
Mass, visited her cousin, Mrs. A.
L. 'Finney, last week.
Mrs. J. T. Gleason was the hos
tess of the Congregational Weman's
Foreign Missionary society last
| Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ball has gone to Mclndoes
| to visit Mrs. James Liddle.
Mrs. Curtis Emery of Newport Wis
! tied Mrs. H E. Folsom the first OF
last week.
Miss May Wheeler of Irasburg was
a recent guest of Miss Susan Cum
bingham.
The building attached to the Epis-
copal rectory, and formerly used for
a gymnasium, has been all done over
and put in first-class shape, by the
kindness of Mrs. Vail, and will here
after be used as a parish house.
There will be no more services at
the Universalist church until Jan.
4. when the Rev. Clarence Simmons
will be here to begin his work.
E. A. Darling was elected d.
rector of the Lyndonville National
Bank in the place of the late l.. b.
| Harris.
Gerald Laid will clerk in the
Heath-Clark store during the holt
days.
Will Lawrence of Glover recently
visited relatives here.
Miss Marguerite Robinson of West
Derby visited her cousin Mrs. Hen
ry Brown, last week.
Mrs. David Addison and daughter
of Newport were in town last week
calling on friends.
Miss Rosanna Bedard has gone to
St. Johnsbury to stay while with
her brother, Fred Bedard, whose
wife is ill.
Mrs. M. Obhen and son Arthur
of New York City are spending a
fortnight with Mrs Salmon Stern.
has a dancing class of "a students
|
Mrs Frank P. Worthen of st.
Johnsbury visited her aunt Mrs.
H. P. Emerson, last week.
w. I. Powers and daughter THETA,
Mrs. P. S. Clark, Mrs. John Ahern
Mrs. G. w. Cree, Miss Frances Cree
and Mrs. Guy Watson were among
local visitors to the Hub last week.
Perley Jenness and family have
moved into the tenement in the Nor
ris block vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mills buried
their infant son, Albert, last week.
The child was eight months of age,
but had always been delicate. Fun
eral services were held on Friday
The railroad company are build
ing a new side track east of the
main line, beginning near the
,, freight station and extending south
nearly to the cattle yards. This in
wolves quite a good deal of widen
ing and cutting into the bank or
the east of the track and compels
the Dairy Association to remove
/. their shed from which they have
been accustomed to load freight.
Henry Brown has given up his
Job as freight agent ana expects tt
: move to Springfield, Mass, where he
e has a position with the railroad
company.
a Miss Alice Campbell has been Wis
l iting relatives in Lebanon, N. H.
: Mrs. J. F. Batchelder of Barton
called on friends in town last week
Clarence Fowler of New Yorl
, City has been spending few day
q with his father and sister, o. r. AM
Miss Annie Fowler.
Dorothy Macdonald has been il
e with bronchitis.
:. Mrs. Louis LeVoir and daughter
4 Elizabeth, were in Claremont, N
H., for a few days recently.
Mrs. Anisel Miles and daughter
II Hazel, were called to Barton las
week by the illness of her daughter
u Mrs. Bessie Gilman.
Miss Blake's dancing class will
e not meet again until after the holi
II days.