St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-29

The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. E. A Cook to sew for their Easter
sale.
The Community chorus held it's last
sing of the season last week, Monday
evening, in Cables hall. The attend
ance has been very good at the re-
hearsals and excellent work has been
done Next year a more ambitious
program will be planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher are en-
joying visit from Mr.. Fishers moth
err whose home is in Wolcott.
The Agricultural school re-opened
] Tuesday, all of the students returning
the first of the week.
| Harold Ahern, Harold Whipple and
Phil Ferguson from Middlebury, Karl
Davis from Norwich university and
Raymond Campbell from Dartmouth
are all at home this week for their
spring vacation of about 10 days.
Mrs. N. B. Harvey was in Concord
on business last week.
| Miss Mamie Wright of Lower Wat
erford has been stopping with her sis
ter. Mrs. Leach, for a few days.
Matthew Robinson has been a Wis
itor to his brother. James Robinson,
in st. Johnsbury.
|
Legendre drug store during the illness
of Varnum Abbott.
! F'lavia Folsom, Catharine Emery
and Carolyn Darling visited Hazel
Harris at St. Johnsbury last week and
attended the Junior reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Forest have
moved from the Dodge and Watson
block into the tenement on Charles
street vacated by H. L. Borden and
family.
Editor John B. Chase visited his
brother, Everett Chase, in Barnet last
week.
Mrs. Harold Sherrer and infant son
are spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Walter, at
West Burke.
Mrs John B. Chase goes to Bethel
this week to speak on garden class
work before the Womans club there.
Mrs. Eliza Belden is in West Burke
| taking care of Mrs. George Dean.
Miss Edith Lewsey spent a part of
her vacation with her uncle, H. D.
chapman, in Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs John Blake visited in
Sheffield recently.
Will Gray of East Charleston visited
in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Teller of
Glover have come to live with their
daughter, Mrs. David Gilmour.
Mrs. Ellen Colby and son have gone
to Glover to live this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake have NOV
ed to the Center into the Quimby tene-
ment recently vacated by Hezekiah
Davis.
There is the prospect of a new in
dustry to be located here which prom
! Uses to be an advantageous one for the
community. There is to be a special
meeting of the Community league soon
to confer with L. N. Cree of Wheelock
who has started in a small way to man.
ufacture a flexible tubing used in auto
mobiles and in many other ways. Mr..
| Cree is thinking of locating here if
favorable conditions can be arranged,
| and should he do so, there is every
prospect that the business would be
greatly enlarged and become more and
more profitable. 1t is to be hoped
some suitable arrangements can be
made.
Miss Georgiana Macdonald has re-
Gently been to Boston buying goods
for the Harris and Macdonald milli-
merry store, the new firm in the Norris
block Miss H. o. Freer of Montpelier
is to be their trimmer.
| Principal c. E. Wiley is spending
his spring vacation with his family
who are living in Bristol.
Little Claire Frappied has been quite
! i'll for a few days but is now much bet
ter.
Mrs. Leroy S. Howe is able to be out
after a long illness with the grip.
There will be no services in the
Methodist church next Sunday on &C
count of the annual conference.
H., 111 6nc fnC
of the Christmas club this Wednesday
afternoon.
Louis Hazen from Newport is a Wis
itor at S. d. Nichols
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
met with Mrs. William Durgin Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Sibyl Barber entertained the
Happy Helpers of the Congregational
church Saturday afternoon.
Both the Edmunds drug store and
that of Landry and Legendre are hav-
ing new soda fountains put in
A special town meeting was held
Saturday morning to elect lister IN
the place of Charles w. Thompson,
who had resigned. The attendance
was small and the man elected was
John Stafford.
Mrs. Ernest Chase and daughter,
EtheIynd, from Manchester, N. H, are
staying at B. G. Morrison's for few
DAYS. as it is the week Of school vaca-
ton.
Cecil Frappied is at home from
Massachusetts where he has been at
work for some time.
The Knights Of Pythias are to have
a dance in Music hall Friday evening
with music by Wetherbee's orchestra.
George w. Cree is in very poor
health and is having much trouble
with his eyes, one of which has nearly
lost it's sight.
Lonnie T. Huntley has sold his house
on Center and Smith streets to DIT
Archie L. Leonard. This house, first
built by DR.. Tillotson now goes back
into the possession of a doctor The
new owner will occupy the lower part
himself. while Mr.. Huntley's people
expect to remain in the upper tene-
ment
H A Butterfield, who is suffering
from a tumor on the brain, is in very