St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-07-12
WELLS RIVER.

UNITS. L. G- Il drWelI, correspondent. J
Scott Haselton is selling out the
| goods in Bernard Chase's bicycle re-
pair shop, preparatory to closing it,
DR.. Thomas and family motored to
Montpelier Saturday to attend Bar
mum & Bailey's circus.
Miss Isabelle Miller is visiting Mrs
William RutIedge at Fairlee.
Miss Baldwin is at Lake Caspian,
where she is to entertain a house
party of Wells River friends the COM
ing week.
Rev. Donald Fraser held an open
air service at Camp Farwell, Halls
Pond, Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Bailey of Lexington, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Railway of North
Adams, Mass, Samuel VanNortwick
of New York, were registered at the
Tavern over the weekend.
A party of young people attended
the dance at the Casino, Lake Morey,
Saturday evening.
Little Jeanette Farwell has been i'll
with chickenpox this week.
John Bone burned his hand quite
severely Wednesday evening at the
golf links where a party had gathered
to set off fireworks.
Lloyd WooIner and family and
It IOQ oIOCh anu 4dIIlI4y ISLu1AS0
Sunday from a weeks camping at
Halls Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rourke were
in Littleton Friday and in Montpelier
Monday.
Mrs. Julian Jacobs Of Springfield,
VT. visited her sister, Mrs. John S.
Bone, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Mrs. Malcolm Buck, Mrs.
Robert Paquet and son and Mrs. J. J.
Peach spent Thursday at Lake Morey.
Miss Amy Duren went Saturday to
Boston to attend the wedding of Miss
Dorothy FeindeI of Wakefield, to Mr..
Grant Brown, formerly of this place.
The piano recital given by Miss
Mary Fellows Wednesday evening was
treat to all music lovers. This is Miss
Fellows first public recital here and
her program deserved a much larger
audience. Miss Fellows is a graduate
of the Fallten iPano school in Boston.
She played selections from Chopin,
Schubert and Mcdowell, which show
ed her ability to good advantage.
Those who assisted in the program
were Mrs Foster Haviland, pianist,
of Newburg, and Portland, who is
we'll known in musical circles, being |
the leading spirit in the musical club |
in her home town. Miss Lewis Mann, |
of Woodsville, gave two |
one patriotic and one hum
orous, both of which won her audi
ence at once. Mrs. D. G. Farwell, |
contralto, sang two numbers, includ- |
ing Sunset" by Dudley Buch, and a |
group of child songs.
Ten young ladies of this place are
planning a house party at Caspian
lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Buck motor
ed to Boston Saturday to attend the
wedding in Wakefield. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will make their |
home in Greenfield, Mass Mr.. Brown
was a telegraph operator in the Wells
River freight office for some time and
both young people have many friends
in town.
Judge and Mrs. Baldwin, with Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Farwell went to Cas-
plan lake, Thursday.
Porter Powers went to White Riv-
err Thursday evening with George A.
Wheeler, for a few days visit.
George Murphy and family and Miss
Lizzie Warden motored to Lost River
on Thursday.
Miss Florence Perry of st. Johns
bury is visiting at her uncle's, DR.. Il.
G. Perry.
Mrs. Josephine Clark and son, Rob
ert, left Friday for few weeks at
The Weirs, N. H.
Mrs. Bernice Cox Gibson and baby
of Groton were in town Thursday.
Friends of David Brock will be
sorry to hear that it has been consid-
cred necessary that his leg be ampu-
tated. The operation will be per-
formed Friday at Lyndonville.
Supt Leonard Smith and Mrs.
Smith went Friday to Burlington to
attend a state teachers meeting.
Miss Anthony is in Tarrytown, N.
z.