St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-17

Mrs Clayton Libbey visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Powers. at
East Ryegate few days last week.
Mr. Ransom and daughter were re-
cent visitors of friends in Monroe, N.
H
George P. Smith will probably go to
Newport to live with his daughter,
was broken up by the death of his
wife.
A delegation from Crescent Lodge
of Masons accompany DR.. H. M. Smith
when he goes to West Burke this eve
ming to inspect the lodge there.
Mrs. E. A. Gaudette has been en-
tertaining as guests her brother,
James Longway with his wife and
child.
The wives of the faculty of the Vail
Agricultural school gave their annual
reception in the Institute chapel last
Saturday evening, the students and
employees being their guests. In the
receiving line were Mrs. A. r. Merrill,
Mrs. H. A. Dodge, Mrs. Kemp. Mrs.
Olney, Mrs. Dresser and Mrs. Whitney.
The entertainment was an indoor
track meet with many funny stunts
Music was enjoyed and refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served.
M. G. CalderWood of Massachusetts,
the manager of the recent prohibition
campaign, spoke in the Methodist
church last week, Sunday morning, in
the interests of the prohibition move
ment. In view of the coming referen-
dunn on the subject in this state, it was
thought best to arouse interest in the
subject and to organize. Under the
leadership of F. L. White all interest
ed in temperance were invited to
n, IL n.
ganize and talk over means and meth
DDS of combining against the liquor
traffic.
Miss Roancy Parker of East Burke
has been spending few days with
Mrs. Theodore Parker and her daugh-
ter
Miss liza Batchelder, who is still at
Brightlook hospital, continues to i'm
prove and hopes to be able to return
to her school for the winter term
Mrs. Fanny Sargent of West Burke
has been spending several days with
her sister, Mrs. Frank w. Silsby.
E. A. Darling gave a very delightful
luncheon party at Burklyn hall Thurs
day for eight ladies of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ide leave Sat
urday for Springfield where they will
remain over Sunday, going from there
California. They go from Chicago to
Denver. Colorado Springs and Salt
Lake City, will visit both expositions,
Los Angeles and other places of inter
est, and return by the Grand Canyon
and the southern route to New Or
leans. 'f
George Cree visited his father, S. g.
Cree, in Wheelock a few days last
week.
Miss Agnes McGovern spent a few
days recently with her brother Chas
A. McGovern. in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George La Point of
Laconia. N. H, made visit to town
last week.
The annual meeting of the Driving
club was held Friday evening. Nov
~. at Charles M. Darling's office.
Meetings of the various circles of
the Lyndon Union club are planned
for this month as given below. All
club members are welcomed at these
meetings and all are urged to join
and take part in the work of one or
more of them. The education com
mittee held meeting Saturday, Nov
Is, at MathewSon house, when Miss
Cotton gave the ladies lesson in flow
er making and Miss Packard one in
tea serving. The Music circle will
meet with Mrs. q. ID. MatheWSOn
Thursday. Nov. g, to study the opera,
"Rigoletto." The teachers at Math-
ewson house entertained the Mothers
circle Saturday evening, Nov. 1 g. Mrs.
A. r. Merrill had the leading paper
on THE Child and Punishment" and
the roll call was answered by bright
Sayings of My Children" The Cur
rent Events class meets with Mrs E.
J. Blodgett Thursday. Nov. IS. at $50
p. m. The Girls Industrial class met
in the G. A. r. hall Saturday evening,
Nov. 10. 5Gv 02F H.d
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wohlleben of
Mountain Lakes. N. J., announce the
marriage of their daughter Carolyn
Louise to Lewis d. Silsby of Mountain
Lakes, formerly of Lyndonville.