St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-05-20

for one of the instructors. while the
land, of which there is quite a little
will be used for gardens in connection
with the School of Agriculture.
w. /. Powers was in Montreal for
few days recently on business.
Cephas Trefren went to Lake
Willoughby for the first trip last
week and will probably migrate
there soon for the summer.
The school children are chasing
flies these days, inspired by the priz-
es offered by the civics committee of
the Lyndon Union club. The two
weeks of the contest close the last of
this week, the bottled corpses will be
counted and prizes awarded for the
capture of the largest number.
Mrs George French of Boston re-
Gently visited her nephew, DR.. d. r.
Brown.
The school children are rehearsing
for pre-Memorial exercises to be Civ
en- in Music hall on Friday afternoon
May 20. The usual exercises for
Memorial day will be held on Satur-
day with a campfire in the evening.
Mrs. Jennie Dresser of Sutton has
been stopping with her son, Frank
Dresser.
Mrs. J. F. Weber entertained last
week an automobile party which in
Guided her sister, Mrs. H. f. San
born, son Herman, and daughter,
Sarah of North Woodstock, N. H.
Mrs. E. C. Graves was the hostess
of the Mothers Circle of the Lyndon
Union Club last Thursday evening.
The program included music by Miss
Clara Graves, a paper by Miss Eliza
beth Hills on interesting children in
the library and a reading by Mrs.
e. A Shorey.
has moved into DR.. Carriers house
on Church street at the Center.
The Mathewson brothers and sis
tiers, Prof. o. D., and family, Carrie,
Mrs. William Aldrich, Charles and
family, all of this place, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearsons of Long Beach, Cal,
spent last week Sunday with their
brother, H. ]. MatheWson, at the old
family home in Wheelock.
Mrs. Stephen Folsom is expected
this summer from Los Angeles, Cal,
to spend the summer here and with
other friends in the East.
Howard A. Thomas has finished
work in George Shorey's grain store
and has not yet decided what he will
do.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gerry of Vince
lock visited their son, Bernard Gerry
last week.
Mrs. A. G. Emery recently visited
Mrs. u. L. James at East Burke.
Harry Powers recently spent a few
days in Ryegate.
Miss Ethel Wilson who works at
Hotel Lyndon has been at her home
in East Burke for several days car
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardner and
daughter of East Charleston visited
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stafford and
daughter, Ava, visited in East Burke
last week.
A pleasant social evening was
spent at the parish house of st. Pet
er's last week Tuesday evening, with
games, readings and light refresh
ments
The Episcopal Woman's auxiliary
met with Mrs. Ronald Bell Thursday
afternoon of last week.
An announcement in the local pa
per that the UniversaIist Ladies' Aid
society would give an entertainment
Friday evening in the q. A. r.. hall
proved a hoax, as nothing had been
heard of such an affair and the no.
tice was probably placed in the wrong
column. H@
Miss Gertrude Newton who has
been a field worker in the Congrega-
tional church for several years, and
has come to take charge of the Lynn
don Garden classes in the schools
this summer, spoke in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alfred G. Drown has been
stopping with her son, Ernest Drown
in Barre.
Georgt Aubin who has been work
ing at st. Johnsbury for two years