St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-06-25

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short time with friends in NeWbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CasWell
have sold their place at windsor
Mills, p. -, and moved here.
Miss Emma Cusson is working
this summer in Welloughby's bakery
and grocery.
Mrs. Flora Griswold has been
/ spending a few days with her son,
p. Russell Griswold.
The annual business meeting OF
the Mothers Circle will be held with
Mrs. Henry Martin on Thursday eve
ming of this week.
Will Gray has finished working
for G.. B. Allyn and Co., and gone
to work in Moulton'S store at
East Charleston.
Jack R. Titcomb is camping at
Groton Pond.
Bishop Coadjutor Weeks and
Rev E. P. Lee conducted the ser
vices at St. Peters Mission Sunday.
Clayton Libby's family are spend
ing the summer with his mother in
Burke, as the house they have pur-
chased will not be vacated until
September.
Ms. Harris Jenkins is spending
few weeks with friends in Ocean
Park, Me.
The Rev. Alvin Smith of Concord
preached at the Universalist church
Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
The 10th annual session of the
Northern Association of Universal
lists of Vermont and the Province of
Quebec is held at the church here,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. There is a good attendance,
and the visitors are entertained by
the ladies of the church, dinner and
supper being served in the vestry.
Tuesday afternoon included speaking
by Rev. Clifford Miller of Derby
Line on 1.-THE Pursuit of Happiness"
by Rev. E. E. Margraff of North Hat
ley, P O., and communion service
conducted by Rev. Thomas Stratton.
Tuesday evening there were sermons
by Rev. G. F. Mcintyre and DR.. F.
E. Adams. Wednesday morning
was devoted to business, elections,
addresses by Mrs. Alice J. Allen,
president of the Woman's Mission
airy society and Rev. Alvin Smith of
Concord.
Miss Rita Cox of Lewiston, Me-,
teacher of English at the Institute
last year, has been a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dresser.
Mrs. A E Wilkinson and son
Merrill of Ithaca, N. Y, have been
stopping at Professor Merril's.
The Congregational Sunday school
have their annual picnic this after
noon on the old fair grounds.
Mrs. Cephas Trefren went to Mon
treaI last week to have an operation
performed on her eyes for the re-
moval of cataracts, which have been
forming there.
Mrs. Lorenzo Eaton and little
son are spending a month with her
parents in Livermore Falls, Maine.
John Chase has purchased a type
setting machine for the use of the
Union-Journal office, and Miss
Marion Gorham is to be the
operator.
Mr.. Wood of St. Adams, a former
classmate of E. J. Blodgett at the
old Randolph Normal school, made
him brief call last week while on
a motor trip through this part of
the state.
Mrs. Haddon Lyster sailed on
Tuesday from New York on the
Kaiser Wilhelm for a three months
trip through the British Isles,
France, Germany, Switzerland and
Italy. She joins party of ten, con-
Quoted by c. F. Palmer of st. Johns
bury.
Joseph Webster was in Barre last
week, attending the 1880 annual
convention of the Episcopal Diocese
of Vermont.
John Nash and family are in
the Campbell cottage at Willoughby
Lake for a few weeks, and Mrs. E.
Il. Campbell is with them for few
days.
The girls of the graded school and
Center who have been taking lessons
in sewing the past year, held sue
cessful sale Wednesday of the
articles they had made, holders,
towels, aprons, etc., also cake
made by the Institute girls.
E. B. Chamberlain has purchased
the milk route formerly run by S.
L. Park.
Bernard Gerry is moving into a
tenement in Mrs. Steven Eastman's
house.
Alfred Trip of Orleans has
bought David Silsby's farm on Bemis
Hill, and will take possession July
Ist.
WI ASd NlG1ACuny VI w COT OOAA-
erville, Mass, has been for a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. S. Howe.
Mrs. J. S. Schofeld is with her
sister, Mrs. Eaton, in Leominster,
Mass, for a few weeks. Her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Locke, will spend
the time of her absence in Irasburg.
F. w. Hillman, who has had
charge of the Depot street improve
ments, has gone to Providence, R.
l., where he has a position. His
brother, C. w. Hillman, will finish
the work here.
Harris Allen and Bert Allyn have
taken two automobiles and party
of men, and are spending a part of
this week fishing in the Maine woods.
Lincoln Wilson, who has just grad
uated from Dartmouth college, is at
home for few days. He expects to
go into the Office of his uncle,
Charles Wilson, in the near future.
Miss Helen Ladd was rendered a
kitchen shower last week Monday