St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-03-26

DOoCOA CAANCASANy ia 49, ~ 80
cation.
Sherburne Lang has sold the Ma
than Ruggles' farTa on the East
Burke road, which he recently pur-
chased, to A. Il. Bishop, who will
take immediate possession.
l. H. Gordon of this place has
recently received a patent on pre-
pairing stock for screw chucks.
Mrs. Van Hagen of East Burke
recently spent a few days visiting
at Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutch
inson's.
The Rev. James Hutchinson at
tended the meeting of the Caledonia
Union of Congregational ministers
at the North church, st. Johnsbury,
Tuesday afternoon, where he gave
a paper on 1.-THE Influence of Liv-
ingstone."
John Norris has resigned as viii
lage trustee. and a special village
meeting is called for Thursday eve
ming of this week, March 27 at 7.3O,
to elect his successor, and to trans
act any other necessary business.
Mrs. G. A. burlington has re-
turned from a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. eTmple, at East
Burke.
Miss Hazel Smith of East Haven
has been visiting her cousin, Belle
Smith.
Miss Laura Whipple was in
Brightlook hospital last week
where she had an operation for APP
pendicitis. She is doing we'll.
L. A. Wright of New York City
and Harold Wright of Boston have
been visiting at Augustus Wright's
during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Mathewson
recently visited in Barre. Last week
Mr.. Mathewson went to Boston on
business.
Walter Cleary is at home from
Billerica, Mass, where he is teach
ing, for the spring vacation.
Charles Lyon had one foot in
jured last week by a horse stepping
on it, the great toe being broken in
two places.
E. A. Cook was in Montpelier last
week. He has been appointed by
Gov. Fletcher, attorney, to represent
the state, together with State Treas
urer Deavitt and Secretary Graham
in the railroad property appraisal
now being heard at Montpelier.
Mrs. N. A. Norton was called to
Fletcher recently by the death of
her mother, Mrs. Lucy Robinson at
the age of 50 years.
c. E. Willoughby was called to
Stanstead, P. O., last week, by the
illness of both parents from pneu-
monia. His mother died at the age
of SO, while his father, who is 81,
is expected to recover.
Easter Sunday was observed with
special services and floral decora-
tons at all the churches. At St.
Peters church services were held
daily during Holy Week with three
services Good Friday and Easter
4 Sunday. The congregational
church had a special musical ser
vice of great beauty. The chorus
choir included the following: So
pranos. Mrs. James Hutchinson,
Mrs. c. C. Waller, Miss Ona Roundy,
Miss Eva Wood; altos, Miss Luna
Buell., Mrs. Russell Griswold, Mrs.
Theodore Harris, Mrs. Lorenzo
Eaton; tenors, Floyd Blodgett, c.
C. Waller, John Norris, Arthur
Cole; BASES, H. c. Wilson, Rus
sell Griswold, Henry Brown, L,
A. Saunders; organist, Charles
Stevens; piano, Mrs. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Waller; chorister, H. G. Will
son. The music included the Easter
cantata, "The Crucitied," by George
B. Nevin, also Les Preludes, Franz
Liszt "Postlude from The Re
demption." by Gounod. Communion
services were held, and several unit
ed with the church. At the Bem1s
Memorial church the pastor, Rev
Thomas Stratton, preached an In
spring sermon on Immortality.
The musical part of the service was
rendered by Mrs Whipple's Sunday
school class. under the leadership
of Miss Lucy Carr, with Mrs. Harry
Colby, organist. Special Easter ser
vices at all the churches in town
with music, flowers and sermons.
Mrs. H. M. Smith and daughter
Birdene, are spending several Day
with her parents at Montpelier.
Professor Eldon Irvine from Stan
stead, P. O., has been for few day
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. =. b
Hutchinson.
The Travel Circle of the Lyndol
Union club meets with Mrs. II. w
Lyster on Thursday afternoon
this week, at 2.30, the subjects o
the meeting being Servla and mont
enegro.
Marion Shattuck is the latest VIC
tim of the WnOOpIuS COuSh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilkie nav
: rented rooms in Miss Annie Hougn
| toms house.
The Base Ball association have
' dance in Music Hall this eVenln
with music by Mrs. Brooks orches
ira.
/ Ransom L. Carter has been az
! pointed track supervisor over tn
s road from Sherbrooke to WOODS
: Vile with headquarters here
: William Cote has been laid O.
3 from his duties as engineer Tor
d few days on account of an attac
4 of lumbago.
y Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lang and sol
Slavton of Barton called on friend
d here last week.
George Hubbard has bought
q half interest in Ernest Martin
# plumbing and hardware business
:. which will be carried on under In
firm name of Martin and HubDar'
h Mr. Hubbard's family will NOV