St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-09-08

MRS. X. w. Roundy OF West Burke
: was a recent visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Parker and
son, Theodore, went to Ocean Parl
Tor few days last week and return
! ed with the Rev. James Hutchin-
son in his automobile
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Nash have al
guests, Mrs. Richard Tall and son
Whitman, of Arlington, Mass.
Misses Velma Darling and Flavia
Folsom were at the Boulders over
sunday, assisting in the work there
Miss Frances Clark of Bradford
daughter of the Mrs. Clark who is a
partner in the Heath-Clark store
was a guest of her cousin, Mrs. f.
III. Davis, last week.
Russell Griswold, Heman Burpee
and Lynn Bowles with their wives
took motor trip to Lake Willough-
by Saturday.
Miss Flavia Folsom, who has spent
the summer at the Farwell camp in
Newbury, won a high honor while
there for swimming a mile.
All the churches reopened for
business Sunday and all the pastors
were at their posts.
The town schools all reopened
Tuesday except the East Lyndon
teachers are as follows: Center
grammar, Miss Verona Nichols;
Center primary, Miss Carrie Mar
shall; East Lyndon, Miss Ethelyred
Russell; Red village, Miss Ernest
inc MsNeal; Hog street, Miss Ruth
Hovey; Egypt, Miss Jennie Barrett;
Pudding hill, Mrs. Lena (Eastman)
Corliss; Squabble hollow, Miss Dor
othy Mcdonald; Cold hill, Miss
Katharine Coucher; Mosquito dis
trict, Miss Bertha Trefren; Mount
Hunger, Miss Alice Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Smith have
left town for an extended trip
through the west. They will visit
their son, Carl, who is a student in
the University of Michigan, ether
relatives in South Bend, Ind, and
continue their journey to the coast,
visiting the California expositions.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Knight have
have been away on a short vacation
trip throughout New England. Their
little daughter, Frances, remained
with her grand mother, Mrs. F. w.
Silsby.
Daniel Stern has been in New Y FORK
= for the past fortnight.
George Macdonald and family are
moving into the tenement in the
Norris block recently vacated by Per-
ley Jenness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Dwinell, Jr.,
have been away on sohrt vacation
trip leaving their son with Mrs. Dwi-
nell's mother and grand mother, who
have been visiting her.
The Rev. Clarence Simmons was
away last week, visiting in his old
home, Woodstock, and also attending
the annual convention of Universe
list churches for Vermont and Que
bee which was held at Chester.
Sometime ago the Aetna Life and
Liability company of Hartford,
Conn, offered a prize of trip to
California to such of their agents as
should write premiums enough to
count 100 points during six months.
The time closed September L, and
among the winners were Campbell
e Blodgett of this place whose prem
iums aggregated considerably over
the required amount.
Charles H. Baldwin of Keene, N.
III, visited his mother, Mrs. Porter
Baldwin, last week.
Miss May Campbell has returned
from California where she went as a
delegate from the University of Yer
mont Chapter of the Tri Delta Sor-
GRITTY to the triennial convention at
Asiloway About $50 young women
were in the party which went in a
special train from Chicago. Miss
Campbell has gone to Orleans, where
she is to teach next year.
H. B. Colby of Toronto, manager
of the Canadian Carbonate company,
was in town last week to confer with
the company's directors.
DR.. H. NJ Smith was in Burling-
ton last week attending a meeting of
Masonic district deputies of the
state.
H. N. Dresser has an attack of
blood poisoning resulting from a
scratch on his hand.
Albert Rice has gone to work at
the creamery.
Miss Sarah LaMere, who has been
spending her vacation here, and at
her home in Lyndon, has returned to |
her work in the Berry-Ball store at
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. E. o. Lake and son, Harold, !
of Boston were recent guests of their |
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. John LeBour-
veau
Miss Margaret Rainey of North
Concord recently visited her sister, |
Mrs. F. Lynough.
Miss Beth Todd has been visiting
her friend, Alice Smith, at Burke for
a few days.
Fred NJ. Campbell went to the
Profile House last week to attend a !
of the Western New Eng
land Chamber of Commerce. He
gave a report of this meeting at the
session of the Community league
which was held Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corliss have
returned from a wedding trip to
Gloucester, Mass, and will make
their home with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs J. Wiley Eastman.
While Nathan Simpsons cattle
were returning from Barton fair,
they collided with New Hampshire
automobile and two calves were kill
ed. Fortunately the car was not seri-
ously damaged, as it was running
Slowly.
At business meeting at the close
of camp meeting it was voted to hold
the meeting here next year as usual
contrary to the report which has been