St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-11-12

ing a lew Gays IN Boston
Mrs. u. M. CampDeu was in Bos-
.on last week and on her way home
attended the mId-year meeIlng Oh
me state FederatIon of Women 5
cubs at White River Junction.
Dontcho Atanason OF soma, Bull
garla, who married a Miss W heeler
~ Irasburg, a friend or Miss ousan
Cunningham, is IN this country lee
.uIlng Tor the Balkan RELIEF tuna.
AZ Is hoped he may come mere 10
.ecLure before hi sdeparLure.
MISS Helen krIde IS spending a
mort vacation in Boston.
Wallace Robinson began Work
Monday in the Edmun0s drug sore.
Mrs. Edgar brown accompanied
ner daughter, Mrs. Gilbert DAVIS,
IN her return to Boston after re-
lent visit home.
Mrs. Austin Smith of Littleton, N.
H., recently VISITED Mss Roancy
.>arkeF.
H. A. Butterfeld has rented
looms in the. stern block.
DR.. and Mrs. f. e. DwineH were
n Boston last week.
Wardell Squires recently took a
motorcycle trip to Barre to Visit
ais mother, and sister there. He
was accompanied by friend, Har-
bid Carr OF st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Charles Lewsey is III st.
Johnsbury Hospital, where she has
lad another operation.
Mrs. Chandler Severance OF st.
Johnsbury Center has been visiting
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow.
Miss Mildred Sweetland of Brat
.leboro. is spending a few days at
Daniel BeckWith's.
Bert Hines has gone to Eden Mills
lor a week and expects to bring
lone a deer.
Frank Tinker's orchestra had one
Of their popular dances in Music
dali Saturday evening with a good
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Curtice are
keeping house in the tenement va
lated by Carl Clark and family.
William Earl, Oldest child OF
George w. Pierce died on Thursday
Of last week after a sudden attack
Of appendicitis, at the age OF ~
ears. He had been apparently, in
perfect health and his illness came
20 suddenly there was no opportu-
oitv for oneration or cure. Earl
vas a quiet, refined and gentlemanly
ooy, a member of the senior class at
lyndon Institute, a good student
and very fond of music. Funeral SER
ices were held at his late home
,unday, conducted by the Rev.
James ]. Hutchinson. He leaves,
besides his father and Stepmother,
1 sister and three brothers. all
ounger. Mr.. Pierce's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weth-
,rbee from Montpelier came here to
Lttend the funeral besides other
lore distant relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker, Miss
IS Ida Pearl and Frances Cree took
l motor trip to LittletOn, n. H., to
pend the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore N. Vail
ire spending a few of the autumn
weeks at the Hot Sulphur Springs
n West Virginia. Miss Katherine
Jail is with her aunt, Mrs. Louise
}rainard at the Hotel Gotham In
lew York City.
Little Evelyn Hines was run over
~ a team Saturday afternoon and
Knocked down, but fortunately the
only injury was a bad cut on the
heck.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Phillips of
LOS Angeles, Cal, are stopping for
1 lew Weeks Will WI %
Irother, G. F. Ferguson at the Cen
er. This is her first visit east for
bout IL years and on this journey
hey took a route through the Ca
ladian Rockies, visited Iowa and
Jther western points, and will go |
Australia before returning home. |
DR.. George Ferguson, elder son
If Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ferguson of
his place was married Wednesday, |
Nov. 5 to Miss Agnes Elizabeth Nc |
Mahon, daughter of the late DIR. Nc
Mahon of Burlington. The ceremony
ook place at the rectory or the |
BRIDES parish, and a wedding recep-
lion Immediately followed at the |
home of the brides mother. The |
groom is one of our most able and
successful Lyndon boys. DR.. and
Mrs. Ferguson have gone on a we'd
ling trip to Montreal, Buffalo and
lther places on the way to Toronto,
ohio, where they expect TO locate II
he situation proves favorable.