St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-02-11

OF the Congregational church.
There was music by Mrs. A. ID.
Paige and Mrs. J. c. Stephenson
The February dance in the series
given by the Village Improvement
Society will take place on Friday,
Feb. 20. this year, as Washington's
Birthday comes on Sunday.
The annual club tea of the Lyndon
Union Club win be held on Satur-
day of this week, Valentines Day,
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Folsom.
Lyndon Institutes junior class
will have their usual Valentine
promenade on Saturday evening Of
this week in the chapel
Mrs. Stella Carr has been visiting
friends in Passumpsic.
Mrs. n. B. Harvey has been spend
ing few days in Concord.
Mrs Sarah Gray of Concord is
spending a few weeks with her son,
Charles Gray.
Walter Garrison has been quite
little worse of late.
Mrs. K. A. Cook has been spending
few days with friends in Boston and
Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. E. P Ware of Newport has
been visiting her brother, Harry H.
White.
A. L. Finney has been laid up
for several days with blood poison
in his hand. Mrs. Finney has also
been suffering from an abscess in
her mouth for the past month.
Miss Ida Flower, who has been
having a serious time with blood
poisoning in her thumb, has had the
first joint removed, and it is thought
she will have no further trouble.
nv r~C L.
with her daughter, Mrs. S. A.
Moore at St Johnsbury, visited
Mrs. j. ]. Neagle.
M. r. Chamberlain of Wells River
was a recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Martin Laid entertained a
party of ladies at whist very pleas
antly last week Saturday evening.
Mrs. Myles Gilman of ST. Johns
bury has been spending a few days
with her sister, Miss Annie Hough-
ton.
Henry Sawyer, who is working at
Newport, is at home on account of
illness.
Sunday, Feb. 8, celebrated as 60
to-Church Day. brought out good
congregations in ali the churches.
Mrs. John Frappied entertained.
the Ladies' Social Club at tea last
week thursday evening. y
Miss Della Demeritt, who is stay
ing with her mother at Massawippi,
P. O., is visiting her friend, Mrs. w.
G. Gage.
Miss Ida Jenkins of St. Johnsbury
was at Harris Jenkins last week.
Miss Ruth Eastman is in Pompa-
noosuc, caring for an aunt, who is
i'll.
M. F. Chase was in WoodsvilIe, N.
H, last week.
Saturdays races were attended
by the usual crowd, and much inter-
est shown, although the track was a
little soft, so that no speed records
were broken. The following scores
we're made:
CLASS A
Oliver Direct (Davis) 2 1 1
Gen. Garth (Carr) 1 2 Q
Time, 81 IL, :32, "a.
CLASS B
Jack Wilkes (Lee) 1 L L 2
Alley Wilkes (Kittredge) 2 2 2 L
Time, none, 1864, :3S, :35.
CLASS C
Harry r. (Davis) 1 L L I
Edna (Waller) 2 2. 2 2
Time, :SS, :33, 93H, 1854
Merr1mac (Neagle)
Chehallis c (Carr) 3
Time, :341a, :S41k,- :3515, :35.
CLASS E
Skibo &c. E. Ruggles) L L Il
Miss Latham (Dr. BROWN 2 2
Time, :38, :S71z, So.
CLASS F
Alline Chimes (Kentont 1 L 1
Betsy Hanks (Darling) 2 2 p
Time, :37, :37, :38.
CLASS G
Gene Axworthy CA. E. Ruggles) 1 L
Prince Alec Gray q
Time, :361k, 383k.
CLASS H
Belle Axw'thy (Treffren) 2 L
Col. Chopper (Jock) 2 1 2
Time, AZ, AZ, :4116, :411z
CLASS
Prue CCreaser) 121
Island ISLAM . W; = (W H1n,2n 9! ]
Time, :43, 81, :39 II, :39.
CLASS ]
Lady Chapman (Smith) 1
Prince NJ. child 8 q
Lady Wilkes (Cutting) 2 81
Time, :46, AS.
A trial heat was finally trotted
with this score:
Alley Wilke (Kittredge) 1
Miss Latham CDR. BROWN 2
Time. SO Il.
Mrs. Joshua Bemis is very i'll with
bronchitis. Her cousin, Mrs. Ann
futile, of Waterbury, Conn.,, is stop
ping with her and caring for her
Charles Ames has gone to Vince
lock to work in a store.
Miss Clara Eastman has been
having a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Malcolm Mckinney who is at
tending Norwich University, recent
ly visited his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Howe.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
society met Friday afternoon with |
Mrs. A. A. Cheney.
Quite a number from here attend-ll