St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-01-21

Glass G, Trot.
A hgInie G Chimes Gorr kent0n'
Time, 40, S75k.
Glass H.
Gen. Axworthy, A. Ruggles,
Bell Axworthy, L. Trefren.
Col Clapper, Jock, 3 2
Time, 80, 81, ~, 40.
Glass 1.
Don't, Cole,
Lady, Chapman,
Time, so, 81.
At the close of the races Mr.. Ken
tons Airline Chimes gave an exhibit
ton trot, lowering her record to "a
ga seconds, considerable interest is
being shown in the races this winter
and all those interested in horses are
enjoying them immensely.
| Miss A. N. Slayton of st. Johns
bury was a recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Lang have
taken their little son to Boston for
medical treatment.
Miss Hazel Cummings of West
Burke, whose mother recently died,
has came here to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thompson and attend
school.
B. u. Johnson of Abercorn, r. O.,
is working in the creamery.
Esther Chapter, No. 20, o. E. s.,
held its annual banquet with installa-
ton of officers in the Masonic hall
last week Tuesday evening. A brief
program followed the installation,
with remarks by a number of the
grand officers.
H. A Grant is spending a few
weeks in East Concord.
Mrs. W. G. Cameron is seriously
i'll with pneumonia, following the
grip.
Mrs. Clyde Forsythe has come here
to work for Mrs. Fred M. Campbell.
Harry P. Silsby was quite i'll last
week and threatened with pneumonia
but is very much better.
The Lyndon Club are planning one
of their popular Ladies' Nights to
be held Friday evening, Feb. 6, in
the Gable hall and club rooms. Fred
Kendall as entertainer and Miss
Burns orchestra form an attractive
program, and other features of in
terest are promised.
Lucius McGaffey, a former Lyndon
boy died on Jan. s, at his home in
Roswell, N. M, after about two years
illness with Bright's disease. He
leaves a wife and mother in New
Mexico, and has many relatives and
friends in this town.
The remains of Harvey S. Bailey,
who died at Lancaster, n. H., Jan. 4,
were brought here for burial by his
brother, William M. Bailey and in
tered in the Bailey lot at Lyndon
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the burial services and the bearers
were Ronald Bell, r. Little, Ed.
Davidson and w. G. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Barrows of
Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. San
born of North Woodstock, n. H.,
were guests at J. F. Weebber's during
the house warming given-them by the
United Commercial Travellers.
| The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order
of Railway Conductors met last Tues
day evening in the Grand Army hall.
Fifteen Masons from here attended
a meeting of the Order at West
Burke, last week, Wednesday, and
enjoyed fine meeting and an excel
lent oyster supper. DIR. H. M. Smith,
District Deputy Grand Master re-
viewed the lodge and inspected the
work.
visitor in town last week.
Lyndon Camp, No. rs, Sons of
Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary
have began a series of whist games
the first of which was played in the
G.. A. r. hall Monday evening.
The Grand Army Post and Woman's
Relief Corps held joint installation
of officers last Friday afternoon. The
officers of the Post are as follows:
Com. J. T. Gleason; Sr. Vice Com,
&c. G. Mooney; Jr. Vice Com, S. G.
Collision; Chaplain, A. w. Bean;
Adjt and Quartermaster, E. L. Wells;
Officer of the day, William F. Stod
dard; Officer of the guard, J. M.
Murch. The officers of the Woman's
Relief Corps are: President, Mrs. S.
G. Collision; Sen. Vice Pres, Mrs. A.
w. Bean; Jr. Vice Pres, Mrs. H. p.
Emerson; Sec, Mrs. May Otis;
Treas, Mrs. L. S. Howe; Chaplain,
Mrs. George Shorey; Conductor, Mrs.
G. G.. Bundy; Guard, Mrs. Flora
Pontbriand; Asst. Guard, Mrs. r.
Stoddard; Asst. Guard, Mrs. r.
Mooney; Pat. ms, Mrs G. 3. Allyn;
Press Cor, Mrs. W. L. Guild; First
Color Bearer, Mrs. J. M. Murch;
Second Color Bearer, Mrs. John AL
len; Third Color Bearer, Mrs. j. T.
Gleason; Fourth Color Bearer, Mrs.
E. E. Ruggles; Organist, Mrs. Theo-
dore Harris. The Sons of Veterans
and Auxiliary held their joint in
stallation of officers Saturday even
ing. The officers of the Sons of
Veterans are: Commander, J. r.
Page; Sen. Vice Com, Charles Gray;
Chaplain, l. H. Gordon; Guide, Ar
thur Guild; Sec, H. o. Allen; Treas,
A. Simpson; Outside Guard, George
Davis. The officers of the Ladies
Auxiliary are as follows: Pres, Mrs. |
Clayton Libbey; Vice Pres, Mrs. w. |
H. Parker; Past Pres, Mrs. H. A.
Thomas; Sec, Mrs. l. H. Gordon;
Treas, Mrs. May ellison; Chaplain,
Mrs A Simpson; Guide, Miss Cora
Guild; Asst. Guide, Mrs. Claire Mil
Ter; Color Guards, Mrs. Albert Rug
giles, Mrs. George Davis; Outside |
Guard, Mrs. Theo. Harris; Inside |
Guard Mrs L. P Lawson. PAT ms