St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-31

OF people from here. Music was fur
nished by Howard Wetherbee, violin,
and Charles Stevens, piano.
The Institute and Aggie mines play
ed a game of baseball on the campus
Wednesday afternoon. which result
ed in a victory for the latter by a
score of to 4.
Jack Bemis has been working at
s. A. Bucks in Wheelock for a few
days.
Miss Marion Redfield Of Barton has
a class Of vocal pupils In town.
The Lenius club will hold a meet
ing Monday evening, May 20. at 100
at Mrs. George Gifin's, to organize
and elect officers. Will all who have
signified a wish to join this club try
and be present.
Claude Roundy, until recently a
student at Lyndon Institute, has left
school and gone to work in SCOTS
bakery at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Lila Walter of West Burke is
in town, caring for her little grand
son who is i'll.
r. J. Cusson of Arkansas City, Kan
sas, is visitor in town.
Mrs. HI. NJ. Smith and children,
Birdena and Munford, are home from
a few weeks visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Minott, in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Cleary have
gone to Bradford. and Mrs. Cleary will
remain at her fathers, J. K. Stillwells
for a few days to recuperate from her
recent severe illness.
w. r. Brown is moving here from
Albany and will occupy one of Eurach
Smiths tenements
Lee Richardson is taking a weeks
vacation from his work in Herbert
Cables barber shop and it is expect
ed he will return with a bride.
Mrs. John Gardyne Of Rock Island
is stopping at ]. J. Hutchinson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moody are
soon to move to Newport. The tene-
ment they vacate in the LIE Beourveau
house will be occupied by Joseph Lee
gendre.
Several changes in domicile are
noted recently. George Goodrow has
moved into the Harvey house on Will
liams street, Ed Vignault into the
tenement vacated by Goodrow, Ira
Davis from the Weber house into
the Allyn block, F. A. Mills from the
Stern block to the Easterbrooks house
at the Center.
Mrs. E. E. Jack is with her mother
at Stastead, P. O., for a short time
while Mr.. Jack is doing spare work
out Of Newport.
Mrs. c. L. Walton leaves this week
for Boston where she is to make her
future home.
Recent additions to the population
are: May 10, a son, to Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Belanger; May IA, a son, to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Currier, and a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John L
Sylce.
The Rev. Harold H. Niles, who is tc
be the new pastor of the Universalist
church, comes from New York this
week and will begin his work mex
Sunday The parsonage has beer
cleaned, some repairs made. and i.
all in readiness for the new occu
pants.
Earle w. Bradley Of Ogdensburg, N
Y, a former instructor in the agri.
cultural school, spent the weekend in
town, a guest at Desired Haven, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett
Miss Amy Wilson went to Newport
Friday to meet her brother, the Rev
Robert Wilson, a former missionary in
China. who is to locate in Newport
He returned with her to Lyndonvillt
for a short stay.
Mrs. George Groffin and Miss Ruth
spent Sunday with relatives in Shelf
field.
Reports from Saturdays ball game:
are as follows: The Institute nine
scored another victory at Orlean!
over the High school there, making |
to their in an interesting contest
At Newport the Aggies played the
school team and were defeated to
in the 18th inning in a very exciting
game.
daughter, Dorothy, went to Spring
field Saturday in their car to spend ;
few days with Mrs. Dexter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs George Trotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Waterman ar