St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-10-22
SOUTH RYEGATE
Marriage of A. j. Arthur and Mrs
Josie Smith-InstalIatiO of Pastor.

Marriage of A. j. Arthur and Mrs.
Josie Smith-Insts1latiO of Pastor
Mrs. Josie Smith of Apthorp. N.
H. and A J. Arthur were married
here on Wednesday evening by Rev.
John Lyle. The happy couple left
for Everett, Mass, on the evening
train for a short trip, after which
they will reside in South Ryegate
Their many friends extend congrat-
ulations and best wishes.
B. A. HIATT has so far recovered as
to be able to assist in the creamery
for the past two weeks.
w. H. Goodfellow of Barre was
in town for a few days last week
He goes soon to Ontario where he
connection with a series of evan
geIistic meetings in the church of
which Rev. w. H. Reede is pastor.
Sunday was observed as rally day
by the Presbyterian Sunday school.
Louis CARR started Monday eve
ming for New York where he will sail
for France. He expects to bring back
with him his two sons, aged Is and
Mr. and Mrs. William Terry went
Wednesday to Hartford, Conn, to
visit their son, Adna. They will also
visit Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Wallace in
New York before their return.
A. R. Bone, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bone, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Taplin attended the funeral of
Johnston Stanley at st. Johnsbury,
Thursday.
Miss Maude Whitcher went
Thursday afternoon to Manchester,
N. H., to assist i'll caring for her
uncle, w. o. McAllister, who is
somewhat improved.
Gilbert Williams has finished work
as teamster for M. H. Gibson.
Merton Bailey took last week on
from his duties as X. +. u: carrier,
snending the time at West Newbury
and Groton Pond. His brother, Dana
substitute carrier, ran the route.
8 Mills has purchased OF TAFT
Ritcbie the old Richie place, ad-
Joining his own.
r, n Corkins, a real estate agent,
has rented the Moody Clark house.
Mrs. Luther Grow entertained the
Embroidery Circle Tuesday p. m:
The L. A. S. of the Presbyterian
church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. F. r. McCoH.
Mrs. T. S. Gray and daughter
c1odvs went Tuesday to Lynn,
Mass. to visit Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
lanes Rogers of Cambridge,
No. who lived on the farm now
owned by d. B. Fisk about ~ years
900 is spending a two weeks vaca-
ION here. He is boarding at ). o.
McLam's. e,,u Cot
rrdav to Williamstown Where ne
has bought a farm
Miss Grace Martyr came SATURDAY
from Plantsville, CT, to keep mousse
for George Grow. co.,
The following program was
ried out today "wednesday at t"o
o'clock p. M, at the, PresDylei an
church. the occasion being the IL
staIlation of Rev. VacslaV Alesed
Invocation; hymn; scripture rSau
ING: prayer, Rev. ]. A. Mc CLeA nS.a
hymn; sermon, Inc MaS
sion of the Church, Rev pollcan
Salmond, Barre; statement pS
siding minister; questions 10 pas
and to the people; am
of installation; 1nsta-
alton prayer, Rev. John 3Lytle'
ro,tb Ryegate: charge to the pas
~ tourists Witness" Rev. j. W.
smith. Manchester, N. H; charge 70
the people, Rev. 5. +; bro~nI M
West Barnet; prayer. Rev ~
Topsham; 1ymn' Dene
5iction by the pastor; Welcome anu
an informal reception. 3
Miss Margaret Stephens VINO -
at St. Johnsbury, spent
sunday with her parents mere
NJ ond Mrs. Wilson Beattie OF
roIaarv who we're called east by the
sudden death of their brother, Or.
William Beattie of Littleton, N H.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Terry Monday.