St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-01-06

Dec. 81, was given up as not enough
interested were found to make it
successful.
The Driving Club held their reg
ular matinee on Main street, the
afternoon of New Years day with
good attendance. The following
scores were made:
Glass A.
Carresa, F. C. H. Davis IL 2
Senator, DR.. Brown FL 1
Time-32, 3311, SO.
Glass b.
Merrimac, J. J. Neagle FL
Oliver Direct, F. C. H. Davis 2
Time-34, 44A, 33A.
Glass @.
Jack Wilkes, c. H. Lee IL 2
S. Kibo, Ruggles Bros. 81
Time-33A, BAY, 341z.
Glass ID.
Baralda, G. w. Thompson 21 2
Betsey Hanks, ]. F. Jock 121
/ Time-S5A, 1854, S5A.
Glass F.
Barbara Isle, Rob McGin
Trial heat. Time-38H.
Lady Chapman, r. H. Smith l 1 /
Kreaser, G. E. Willoughby p 2
Time-4OH, 40, 43.
Glass H.
Silver Name, P. Grant III
Billy Foss, w. Mclaughlin p
Time-97%, 3SH, no time.
Glass 1.
Dan H., A. Tilton "a
Iona. F. A. Paine III
Time-4012, Al, 36%.
There was a dance in Music Hall
Satu, day evening which was quite
well attended.
About rs of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Whipple assembled
at their home beyond the creamery
on Friday evening, Jan. 1, and gave
them real surprise visit, the oc-
casion being the 25th anniversary of
their marriage. Mr.. Whipple's b: 9TH
er, Harvey and wife, from Orleans,
came down to spend the day and
about 5 o'clock other friends from
Orleans and West Burke arrived for
supper. little later LyndonviIIe
friends began to gather, until at last
Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple perceived that
there was something preconcerted
ABOUT the gathering. A very pleas
ant and social evening was passed.
Miss Laura Whipple, their daugh-
ter, had prepared refreshments for
the guests unknown to her mother.
Several very valuable gifts were
left with the host and hostess.
James Dexter was sick few
days last week.
Miss Isabel Wilder of WhitefieId.
N H, spent several days last week
with her grandmother and aunt,
Mrs. j. A. Wilder and Mrs. H. L.
Parker.
Homer Ruggles returned home
last week from the sanitarium at
Glen Cliff, N. H., where he has been
having treatment for tuberculosis.
He is much improved in health.
Miss Amanda Folsom was sick
last week, being over fatigued af-
ter the holiday stress. She is re-
covering nicely however.
Mr.. and Mrs Eden Irvine and
two daughters, Dorothy and Esther.
nave been spending about 10 days
holiday vacation with Mrs. Irvine's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hutchin-
son. They retu: ned on Friday to
their home in Stanstead, P. 0. Mr..
Irvine belongs to the third contin-
gent which will be sent from Cana
da to fight for England in the Euro
pean war.
A truly Christmas wedding was
that of Miss Lucia Baldwin and Car
ron W. clark on Christmas Eve
The ceremony took place in the
apartment of the brides aunt. Miss
Adella Baldwin, in Hotel RachdaIe.
Roxbury, Mass. All the decora-
lions were in keeping with the sea-
son. The maid of honor was Miss
Elizabeth Ladd, and the best man.
Carleton Wheelock. The single
ring ceremony was used, and the
bride was given away by her uncle.
E. L. Wells. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. Harry Holden,
pastor of the Roxbury Universalist
Church. The Vermont visitors in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Wells, the
brides aunt and uncle, and the
Misses Pearl Wilmot, Mable Oakley,
Janette Bundy, Irene Stimson and
Ella Baldwin. On Saturday eve
ming Mr.. Clark's father gave a re-
ception for his son and bride at his
home in Hubbardston, which was
largely attended. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark have departed for a short we'd
ding journey, after which they will
make their home in Worcester where
he is in business with his father