St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-01-22


Miss Dunbar's rooms enjoyed a
promenade Friday evening in the
school hall, with piano music fur
nished by members of the school
and teachers.
The minstrel show which the
library committee are planning to
give for the benefit Of the reading
room, is we'll under way and re-
hearsals are going on with great
interest. 1t is now planned to give
this entertainment on the evening
of Jan. 81. Thomas Neagle and III.
c.. Wilson are in charge of the mu-
steal end of the show, and Bart
Grady of Boston, leader of Keith's
orchestra, is to give few days of
help towards perfecting it. There
will be some fine voices heard, and
jolly mirth-provoking, fun-giYing
entertainment.
Mrs. Charles Mower from West
Lebanon, N. H., is spending a few
days with relatives here.
Miss Josephine Derby of Bellows
Falls was the guest of Miss Nellie
Davis last week.
DR.. Walters boys are the latest on
the measles list, which is taking in
all who have escaped the disease be-
fore.
Mrs. Carlos Bundy is quite SICK
with whooping cough.
w. /. Powers was in Boston last
week, and also paid flying visit to
the New York automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore N. Vail
returned home Thursday from Bos-
ton for the first time since his re-
cent illness. Mr.. Vail now feels
very well and is in much better
health than he has been for some
time. Mr.. Vail has purchased steam
yacht, and plans little later in the
winter to take Southern trip, and
escape the inclemency of our North
ern spring.
Mrs. John Cable visited her par
ents last week in Concord.
Mrs. S. Eastman, Mrs. H. v.
Wakefield and children have moved
into their new house on Main street,
recently completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Harvey have moved into the
upper part of the old Eastman house,
from the Norris block.
The Village improvement society
had a very successful dance in Music
Hall Saturday evening, with Mrs.
Brooks orchestra.
Mrs. s. w. Mccall returned to
Winchester, Mass, last week.
Josph Webster and Will Parker
attended the big poultry show last
week in Boston.
Mrs. Alice Dessault of Island Pond
visited her sister, Mrs. Ed. Burns,
last week.
Mrs. E. A. Cook has been spending
few days with old friends in GLOW
er.
AEre To,,;sa xU;II;a,oo of Tirhon
N. H, has been spending a few
Wilson.
Mrs. A. L. Finney recently had
as guests Mrs. l.. E. Gilfillan of
Barnet, Mrs. Woodbury. of Woods
vile and Mrs. Harvey Kent Of Nc
Indoe Falls.
Mrs. Harris Allen was the host
ess of the Social Club last week
Tuesday evening
Miss Hazel Cook of Glover has
been visiting her uncle, E. A.
Cook.
Mrs. Marion Flanders is spend
ing three weeks at the present time
in Kansas City, Mo-, en- route to
California for the winter.
The Travel Circle meets with
Mrs. G. NJ Campbell on Thursday
afternoon of this week, Jan. %.
Mrs. Grover. Foster has been Wis
iting at different places in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Page have
gone to housekeeping in their home
on Depot street, just above the
Pleasant View House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodbury.
who have been rooming at Charles
Ladd's have returned to South Roy
alton for the rest of the winter.
Mrs. f. A. Woodwork visited in
Brattleboro last week.
D. A. Cole of Lancaster, N. H..
has been at Amos Coles for a few
days.
Mrs. Daniel Hubley has gone to
Boston for a few weeks and will
spend a few days at Manchester, N.
H, en- route with her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Chase.
The Mcdowell family have moved
from the house west of George
Whipple's, into the Gleason tene-
ment on South street. Two red
cards proclaim the fact that measles
and whooping cought followed di-
rectly on their removal.
The three little Patton children, on
South street, are very i'll, Caroline
and Kathleen with severe case of
the grip and the little boy, Lyman,
with symptoms of spinal menengitis-