St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-03-13
LYndOnYille
Another Ladies' Night by the Lyn-
don Club-ClOsing Entertain
ment in Lecture Course

evening OF LnlS week Wnen cdOh
| member OF the club will have tho
privilege of inviting two guests
| Cables Hall will be used for the
entertainment and A II. Dinsmort
of St. Johnsbury is to give an illus
trated talk on the Yellowstone Parl
and other Western regions, will
pictures of that beautiful country
After this a social hour and dance
is planned.
Inc last entertainment in the
lecture course will be on Thursday
of this week, March and will b
concert by eight young ladies,
known as the White Musical Re-
view The program includes both
vocal and instrumental music and
sure to be a good one.
Miss Ethel Dunbar was i'll fol
two days last week, so the sixth and
seventh grades are in session for
two Saturdays.
Prof Mathewson's twin daughter
Marion and Miriam, are both having
light cases of scarlet fever. Frank
Trefren's two older daughters are
also i'll, one with scarlet fever at heI
grandfather's, Cephas Trefren's
the other at home with measles.
Mrs. Josephine Carr has returned
to her school at Taunton, Mass, af-
ter a weeks vacation spent with hel
mother, Mrs. Josephine Wilder.
Mrs. Clara Smith of LittletOn, N. H.
also spent last week with Mrs.
Wilder.
Miss THETA Powers, who was call
ed home by her mothers death, has
returned to Smith College, in North.
hampton, Mass, where she will
graduate in June.
A cigar thrown from an upper
window in Ide's block landed OF
H. l.. Parker's new awning lasi
Wednesday, making a brisk little
fire and damaging the awning be
yond repair.
Mrs. Fred Houghton who has beer
working in H. B. Davis and Coz
job office, has returned to her HON
in Kirby.
DR.. Gle of Hanover, N. H, wa
called here last week to see Mr.
Gleason, whose foot is not healing
very fast from his recent injury.
The Travel Circle held a most in.
teresting meeting last Thursday ar
ternoon with Mrs. G. M Campbell
Current events in regard to the wal
in the Balkans we're given by all
Mrs. Lyster gave an historical
sketch of Roumania and Bulgaria anC
Mrs. Folsom spoke on the progress
of the peace negotiations. The
meeting was informal and very
pleasant. Mrs. Campbell served de.
locus refreshments at it's close.
Mrs. Weed is staying with and
caring for Mrs. G. A. Squires who i,
in very poor health.
Mr. and Mrs IRVING POwIxor -
Lunenburg recently visited at H. P
Silsby's.
Harry Colby was confined to tn
house with the grip last week.
Mrs. f. A. Woodwork has been
very sick with the measles and tho
little son, Maurice, has also had a
severe attack of the same disease.
Little Birdene Smith is the latest
victim of the measles.
Mrs. Clara Bean has been at st
Johnsbury, staying with Mrs. Thorn
as Pidgeon.
Mrs. Wilmer Lyon has been ill
but is now able to be out again.
Mrs. Amanda Dawson of Brighton
Mass, has been visiting at Jay But
ler's.
Mrs. A. L. Finney spent a few
days in Newport last week
Albert Walter has been confined
to the house by illness for several
days.
Mrs. Charles Hall is at Woods
vile caring for Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Edgerton, who are botl
in very feeble condition.
Charles Buckley who has beer
laid up with a sprained ankle, has
had the plaster cast taken off his
leg and is now able to get about OF
crutches.
Fred Dwinell, Jr., has been spend
ing a few days in Boston and Ash
burnham, Mass.
Mrs. Isaac Gage is seriously ILL.,
Archelaus Simpson has moved
from the Ripley house on MAR
street to the tenement on Center
street vacated ny Will Cleary's fam,
lily.
Henry Page, who has been work
ing in the creamery for some years
has bid off the East Haven stage
route, and will run that after the
first of July.
Henry Gorham from Nevada, is
visiting his brother, Ed. Gorham
Mrs. Lois Williamson of Barton is
staying. with her cousin, Mrs. j. T.
Gleason, during Mr.. Gleason's illness
The Congregations Ladies' AiC
Society met with Mrs. A. A. Cheney
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Batchelder from
Boston have been visiting their nep
hew and family, Clarence Batchel-
der.
Prof. o. D. Mathewson is boarding
with his brother, Charles Mathew
son, during the quarantine on hi
own home.
Mrs. Lucia Barney is very i'll at
Lysander Shurtleff's.
Miss Cornelia Bemis visited at A
L. Ffnney's last week on her way
to New Jersey.
he Art Circle met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett.
There viii be a demonstration on
Bread and Bread Making in the In
stitute chapel this (Wednes day. af-
ternoon.
Miss Irene Stimsons music class
held a recital Saturday afternoon to
which their families were invited