St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19

Wilkie was taken to DIR. Roots office,
where she recovered shortly and was
found to be all right, except for bad
ly bruised arm. She was obliged 70
stay in bed however for most of the
week.
Martin Ladd has made alterations
on the second floor of his house which
throw all the rooms on that floor into
one apartment This has been rented
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Clary, who have
moved there from a tenement in the
Ide block.
The 2Sth of April is the date fixed
by the Orientals for their grand mas
querade ball. There will be a pro-
gram with music and refreshments.
The Community league held an in
teresting meeting and supper in the
G. A. r. hall last week. Monday eve
ming, with an attendance of about so.
The supper was served by the
ladies of the Universalist society.
Wetherbee's orchestra, three pieces.
furnished inspiring music during the
banquet. There were no out of-town
speakers at this meeting, but the time
was spent in discussing a proposed
new industry, that of l.. M. Cree of
Wheelock. The prospect is that ar
rangements can be made with Mr..
Cree, although they are not, as yet,
completed. The president G. L.
Stuart, announced that the next ban
quet will be on Monday evening, Apr.
"a, which will be the last until fall.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are expected to furnish the supper at
this time.
Little Bertha Chayer ran a pin into
her knee a few days ago and had to
be taken to Brightlook hospital to have
1t removed.
The Easter sale and supper of the
CONGREGATIONAL Ladies Aid society was
held Friday. Everything was fine and
served by a bevy of white-coated wait
ers, who were certainly assiduous in
their duty, while the people in the
dining room occasionally enjoyed a
glimpse of Professor Mathewson and
Lawyer Cook laboring over the dish
pan. A three-piece orchestra, Bur-
pee, Wetherbee and Connell added
much to the joy of the occasion.
The Easter sale and supper of the
ladies of the UniversaliSt church comes
on Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Rev. G. F. Fortier will preach
the Easter sermon at the Universalist
church and Mrs. Fortier will sing. No
OLc mas DIS yet OSOn CA6dSSQ " take
Mr.. Simmons place.
Mrs. Eldon Irvine of Stanstead, P.
O., spent a few days last week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hutchin-
son. Her friends are glad to learn
that Mr. Irvine is not to be called to
the front just yet, but will go first to
Valcartier, the military camp near
Quebec.
Mrs. Josephine Carr of Providence,
r. l.. has been spending a weeks va
cation with her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Parker returning to her school Mon
day.
Mrs. Everett Clifford invited the
members of the Book club and few
guests to a sugar party in Mrs. Calvin
Bigelow's sugar place Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Mcdowell is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Rousseau, in Grand Isle.
Elmer Darling gave luncheon par
ty to a number of ladies Saturday
which was a most enjoyable affair.
Miss Erma Weber is clerlxing in
Willoughby's bakery at present. Mrs
Willoughby and her sister, Mrs. Hunt
ley, are alternately staying with their
mother, Mrs. Warren, who is very sick
at her home in Woodsville, N. H.
Mrs. Inez (Hayford) Knowlton OF
New Haven, Conn, is stopping for a
few days with Mrs. Elisha Bigelow.
Will Bailey of East Burke is paint
ing for U. s. Grant.
Earl Counter was a guest of his un-
Gle, Frank Counter, in East Burke last
week.
Mrs. William Chapman and son
Harold, of Concord, were visitors in
town last week
Miss Florence Wilkinson of White
River Junction has been visiting hel
mother, Mrs. j. Lynaugh.
Ernest Martin has moved from the
Ide block into one of the new tene-
ments of Frank Dresser, at the Center
William Campbell occupies the other
one. Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser have
moved into Mrs. CampbelPs house, anC
will make two tenements in their owl
house. Miss Alice Taylor has moved
from Mrs. CampbelPs house into the
Rev. J. w. Burgin's tenement, where
she will live with her sister, Miss Sadie
Morse.
Louis Lavoir has gone to Claremont
N. H., and returns today accompanied
by his mother.
Harriet and Matilda Howe of st
: Johnsbury visited their aunts, Mrs
OAdAhe anu MIS- GlIIlH, last week.
Mrs. Walter Human of Newport,
trained nurse. is giving a series of foul
lectures on nursing at Mathewsol
house, open to members of the Lyn
don Union club. The first was givel
Wednesday afternoon and the other
will be given Wednesdays until tn,
18th They are given under the aus
, pices of the Home Economics circle
The Union Garage and Machin,
company has moved it's plant. from
Grove street to a part Of the Thomp
son livery stable building. purchase,
. by Frank Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shearer ar
spending the sugar season with friend
on a farm in Richford.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore are to go t
housekeeping very soon in the Metho
p. dist parsonage on Prospect street, nov
> occupied by L. d. Hackett.
Mrs. Ward E. Noyes and son, Leigh
, ton, of Brattleboro. were guests las
. week of her brothers, Lonnie an