St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-02-10

on snow shoes and returned In
sleighs, had a pleasant time and de-
voured large quantities of sugar on
snow with doughnuts, pickles and
other good things.
Mrs. Ray Smith and her sister,
Miss Bessie Wheeler from st. Johns
bury Center visited their aunt, Mrs.
Frank Counter at East Burke, last
week.
Mrs. George H. Frost is at home
from Brightlook hospital, where sne
has recently had a serious operation
and seems to be regain1ng health
very rapidly.
The entertainment given in the
lecture course last week, Tuesday
evening, deserves more than passing
mention, as it was one OF the pest OF
the year. Miss Katherine Rldgeway
occupied nearly the whole evening
with a program of stories and sketch
es, both grave and gay, which nave
rarely been surpassed. Miss Ridge
way is not only entertaining, put
teaches noble and valuable lessons
and brings a message of hope and
courage. She was accompanied py
young lady pianist, who was very
skilful and greatly enjoyed.
A daughter, Doris Emily, was born
January &c, at Cornwall-on-the-Hu
son, to Mr.. and Mrs. William wat
kins, who were former residents OF
this place.
A. ]. Smith of CRANKY was in town
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Humphrey
were in Boston last week, guests OF
Frederick G. Downes, who is the
head of the Order of Red Men in the
United States.
The County Sunday School Instl-
tute held interesting meetings in the
Methodist church Friday afternoon
and evening with an interesting pro-
gram and good attendance.
The girls industrial class OF the
Lyndon Union Club have been re-
hearsing a play, ''Six Times Nine,
which they will give in Music Hall,
Monday evening, Feb. 10. 1t is IulI
of fun and promises to be very gooo.
There will be a dance after the play
Richard Gotta and family have
moved here from East Charleston.
G. w. Clark of Morrisville visited
his nephew, Carroll M. Page, last
week.
John Webster was a recent visitor
to Boston.
Mrs. L. M. Moody of Medford,
Mass, has recently been guest OF
Mrs. Wallace Hubbard at SpeedWeIi
Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Allyn have
been spending a few days in Boston,
combining business and pleasure.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
held a meeting on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Gray.
Mrs. Ben Gotta is enjoying a new
piano, a gift from her father.
There will be sugar party TINS
wednesday, evening in the parish
house of st. Peters church.
Mrs. Henry Wilkie, Miss Erma
Weber, and Mrs. Albert Spaulding,
all of whom are recovering from re-
cent surgical operations are reported
to be steadily gaining now.
The local Sugar Makers Assocla-
ton held it's annual meeting at Hotel
Lyndon on Saturday.
Miss Mccarthy, the trained nurse
who has been caring for Erma Web
Der, has returned to her home.
! Mrs. Lorenzo Eaton has been quite
lame for several days from spra1n'
ed ankle.
Harry Werthefm of Berlin, N. H.
former resident of this town, was
here on business a few days ago.
The annual Washington Ball Of
the Village Improvement Society Il
. to be one of the attractive events O.
| the winter. Some special features
and decorations are being planned
which will certainly make it so. Fur
Their particulars and date will be an
nounced next week, as there are Sc
many social events this month it Il
[ hard to find an open date.
trio from the Ithaca Conserva
tory of Music give a concert this eve
= ming in Music Hall under the auspi
/, ces of Lyndon Institutes senior
: class.
: The CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' AiC
Society met in the church parlor
: Wednesday afternoon to sew for tn
Kurn Hattin Home.