St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-12-22
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home wednesday aIISIHOOH. al llAS
meeting the annual Christmas draw
ing was held, each member contribut-
ing a gift and drawing out one by lot
The Current Events circle held their
December meeting on Thursday with
Mrs. G. NJ Campbell. There was q
good attendance. The program in
cluded an article on the tariff and its
history by Mrs. Fl. W. Lyster, one on
the methods of amending the Federal
constitution by Miss Martha Stevens,
and a discussion of current events.
Tea and sandwiches were served py
the hostess
The Music circle of the Lyndon
Union club held their December meet
ing Thursday evening with Mrs
James J. Hutchinson. The subject OF
discussion was the opera Faust"
Christmas Sunday was observed at
all the churches, the decorations mu-
sic and sermons all being appropriate
to the day. Christmas Eve, there will
he trees and special exercises by all
the Sunday schools.
Invitations are issued for the wed
ding of Miss Bessie M. Hutchinson
and William Flint Pike of Derby
Line The marriage is to take place
at the brides home here, at noon
Jan. 1.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Monford Smith are
rejoicing in the safe arrival OF
seven-pound son, on Tuesday, Dec. ID
C. B. Hutchinson was in Montreal IA
few days last week on a business trip.
Earle M. Bradley, a former instruc-
tor in the Agricultural school, is 10
Gated this winter in Ogdensburg, n.
Y, where he has an office. He is III
charge of the advertising department
of the International Harvester COM
pany. for which he has been travel
ing salesman
Mrs. Albert Rice is stopping with
her sister-in-law. Mrs Alfred Crane
at Springfield, Mass, for few days
Mr.. Rice accompanied her to Sprin-
field but did not stay. Kenneth Is
with his grandmother. Mrs. Campbell
and Katherine with the other grand
mother Mrs. Rice, during their moth
er's absence.
Gilbert Campbell is at home from
the Harvard Law school and Ray
mond from Dartmouth college, for
the Christmas vacation.
Karl Davis is at home from Nor
wich university for the holidays.
Mrs. Josephine Carr of Providence,
r l. is with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Parker. for a weeks Christmas Vaca-
ton.
Miss Flavia Folsom has come from
her school at Tarrytown, N. Y, for the
holidays.
Harold Ahern, Harold Whipple' and
Phil Ferguson are home from MIDDLE
bury college for a two weeks CHRIST
mas vacation.
Miss Hazel Harris has returned TO
ST. Johnsbury, where she will make
her future home, her parents having
! oh npt
has been staying in town to finish the
fall term of school.
Mrs. O. G. Chase has returned from
Manchester, N. H, where she has been
depending three months with her son,
ernest Chase She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Miss Ethelynd
Chase, who will remain until after the
holidays.
Phil Ferguson is spending part OF
his vacation in Brightlook hospital,
where he is having treatment Tor a
throat and nose difficulty.
The Mothers circle held their regu-
liar Christmas meeting for the child
rem in Cable hall on Saturday after
noon, and a very jolly time was enjoy
ed. A short and appropriate program
was given by the children, and then
they enjoyed a Christmas tree, laden
with simple gifts. Each mother at
tending was asked to bring as many
gifts as children, none to exceed q
dime in cost, and by this means a very
jolly time was assured
Grover Foster and Max Thomas have
lopened their new cafe in the former
Pleasant View house. just east of the
passenger station. MILFORD Harvey l:
to be the cook and general manager
and the prospects are good for sue
cessful business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Colby and sor
Earl from East Burke were recent WIS.,
itors at Frank Mills
Clifford Todd of West Somerville
Mass, is spending a part of his holi
days with friends in town.
Miss Ruth Zero of Burke has beer
visiting her sisters here, Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Paris.
Mrs. Charles Hall is at home after
spending few weeks in Burke, car
ing for her sons wife and infant child
Mrs. George w. Knight has beer
spending a few days in Boston will
Mr.. Knight.
The second entertainment in thu
lecture course last week. Tuesday eve
ming. a lecture by the Rev. Georg'
Spencer, was we'll attended and very
highly spoken of. His subject wa
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replete with humor. and contained {
large amount of common sense, as wei
as being most interesting.
Recent visitors in town from Peach
am were the Rev. Mr.. Green. Mrs
Harrison Mclaughlin and Mr.. and
. Mrs. E. J. Hobart.
Atwood Caswell has moved into fh'
upper tenement in A. F. Hunter
house, recently vacated by Carl Phil
lips
Schools closed Friday and all thu
out-of-t town teachers and student:
went to their respective home fol
Christmas.
Mrs. L. r. Huntley of st. Johnsbury
Center has been visiting at her cou
sin, John Lynn's.
Arthur Smith of West Glover was il
town last week.
Mrs Charles Hopkins and Mrs. Hen
ry Jenkins of Newark were recent Wis
itors here.
Mrs. S. Eastman has been spending
a week in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Stella Wilkie has been enter