St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-21


Rupert Cutting. He will keep Chas.
\ Gee, who was a former partner in
the business to manage it for him.
Mr. Cuttings plans are not yet de-
cided.
Miss Marion Lang is working at
East Burke
Mrs. Elisha Bigelow who has been
i'll almost two weeks is a little better.
There is now no fear of fever, but
she remains very weak from a COM
plete nervous breakdown. Mrs. John
Lincoln is assisting Miss Spaulding
in the millinery shop.
Homer Counter of East Burke was
a recent visitor at Milford Longs.
Mrs. Charles Ladd has been conf1n-
ed to the bed by illness for two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Smith
are stopping there and Mrs. Smith is
in charge of the household affairs.
Mr.. and MS. Smith have rented the
Bemis house at Cosy Bend and will
remain there this winter.
Mrs. Laura Locke visited her
daughter, Mrs. e. F. Root, in East
Burke last week
Mrs. Theodore Parker spent a few
days last week with Miss Roancy
Parker and Mrs. Carpenter at East
Burke, where they are now living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ranney of
North Concord are visiting relatives
in town.
Simon Park of Lincoln, Neb.. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Park, are visitors
at G. d. Hubbard's and other friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. E. E. Gage is having her
house on High street, recently dam
aged by fire, put into first-class shape.
The barn and shed have been torn
away and will be rebuilt. A new
roof will be built on the ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Laid were
called to Peacham last week to attend
the funeral of relative, Mrs. Horace
Ewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Laid spent
few days last week in Boston.
Mrs. Milford Long is in Brightlook
Hospital at st. Johnsbury, where she
has been operated upon for appended
tbs.
Herman M. Hosford has been in
Boston attending the annual conven-
ton of the photographers associa-
ton of New England and the Mari
time provinces. He will also visit
a brother before returning home.
AS election day approaches inter
me- ed contest for representative. The
three candidates are, republican, c.
L. Stuart; democratic, George Shor-
ey; progressive, Hale Atwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duval have sold
their place near FoIsom's crossing to
Jesse Smith, and have not decided
what they will do. Mrs. Duval is
nearly Frustrated on account of the
recent murder of her daughter and
considerable anxiety is felt by her
friends.
Miss May Campbell has been sub
stituting for a few days in the Or
leans High School. Just before this
she had been in Underhill attending
the wedding Of Miss Alice, daughter
of Chauncey Hayden of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bonner Wis
tied in Sherbrooke, P. O., last week.
Mrs. Mary LIE Clerc is moving back
this week from her farm to the house
which she owns on East street.
George Rowland and wife have
moved TO Cambridge, Mass, where
he will work in a barber shop. The
tenement he vacated will be occupied
by Harry Munsey's family.
Miss Ethel Park has been substi-
tuting for Miss Lois Redmond at Lyn-
The Industrial committee of the
Lyndon Union Club of which Mrs c.
G. Waller is chairman, has started a
sewing class for young women, which
will meet Saturday evenings in G. A.
r. hall. Local dressmakers have vol
unteered to help and many have al
ready joined the class.
Mrs. James Weber has been visit
ing friends in Boston
G. b. Allyn now has charge of re-
building the Novelty Works, near the
Lyndon station. The concrete foun-
dation is already in and the work is
being rapidly pushed. The building
will be two stories, 120 X 80 feet, |
with a saw mill 20 X 3S feet, and Mr.. |
Wetherbee hopes to have it in opera
ton in about two months.
Matthew Robinson has been very
i'll at the home of his son, James, but |
is now much better.
Mrs. John Merrill of Newport re- |
Gently visited her mother, Mrs. Hen /
ry Watson.
Miss Helen Bean of Littleton, N |
H., has been visiting in town.
Quite party of Masons> from here |
go to Hardwick tomorrow, Thursday |
evening, to attend a Masonic district |
meeting there.
Mr.. Vail is taking a little rest from
business cares at Old Point Comfort,
Virginia.
DR.. H. M. Smith was in Boston last
week, attending a meeting of the
Dental Association.
The marriage has been announced
Of Miss Helen Wakefield of this place
% F. o. Fischer of New Haven, Conn,
where Miss Wakefield has been teach
ng music for the last few years. The
ceremony occurred in New Haven,
Sept. 3, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer
will make their home in that city.
wedding of interest to Lyndon
people took place in Parkhurst, Que,
Oct. Z, the contracting parties being
Ernest I. Grapes of this place and
Hiss Margaret Nutbrown of Park
hurst. The ceremony took place at
he home of the brides parents, Mr..
md Mrs. William Nutbrown, and
vas performed by the Rev. Joseph I
2othera of Leeds, Que. The bride