St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25
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lMrg. F.. X. Bartlett, Correspondent.)l
The Triangle met with Mrs Anna
n. Hatch April 81, subject, '.Afannerst
and Costumes of Different Countries.
and dainty Refreshments were served
by the hostess. One new member wasI
| eeeived-News has been raceiyed
here of the death of DIR. n. c. b. Ha-
viland of Worcester, Mass.-The next
regular grange meeting will be held
May 1st, when the first and second
| degrees will be worked on candidates.
DR.. and Mrs. George F. Allison OF
i East Providence, r. l., were the guests
of his sister, Mrs. S. n. ingalls,, last
week Mrs. c. E. Libbey entertained
| the Pythian Sisters at her home Fri
day afternoon.-The B. B. Club met
Tuesday with Mrs. Clarence Hatch.
| The members all We're present and
work progressed rapidly. Ice cream
| and cake were SerVed.-CharleS
Humphrey has moved his family to ST.
I Johnsbury, Where he has employment.
lila. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Roberts, is ill.-The mid-Week
service of the Congregational church
will be held on Thursday evening of
this week.-Rev. c. A. Adams was at
Sherbrooke, p. O., the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Evelyn Oderllirk spent
the weekend with her grandmother
at ST. Johnsbury.-The S. G. c. met
with Mrs. Alma X. Fisher, Saturday
4 April IA. A very Interesting program
was carried out. Four new members
We're initiated and the second degree
nc
were played and a social hour enjoyed
RefreShment were served by the
hostess.-C. A. Hatch is spending a
week with his son at Maple Grove
farm.-The regular meeting of the
Harmony Music Club will be held at
. the library on Friday evening. The
| meeting is to be a social event in
, honor of Rev. and Mrs. c. A. Adams.
Each member has the privilege of in
| viting one guest. Subject "Dvorak.'
f The Woman's Home Missionary So.
f cietS Of the M E. church will meet Cd
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Yves.
l ley Morse.-The Woman's Home Mis-.
S sionary Society of the Congregational
! church will meet on Friday afternoon
e at the Congregational parsonage at
S o'clock. All ladies of the parish arc
2 invited to be present to listen to Miss
e Olive Gibson, a missionary worker OF
), New Mexico, who is very interesting
L speaker.-The many friends in tOwI
e of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor were
S saddencd to learn of the death of theil
e son, Wilbur, which occurred on Fri
It day evening in Boston. An operation
was performed upon his throat the
previous Wednesday, his death being
caused by hemorrhage Mr.. Taylor
was born in ST. Johnsbury 26 years
ago. When eight years of age h
} moved to this town, where he resided
q until two years ago, when he, Will
his parents, moved to Roxbury, Mass
- The remains will be brought here TO-
r burial and the funeral will be held a
IS the home of his sister, Mrs. Guy Pet
: tengiH, on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, Rev: C. A. Adams officiating
He is survived by his father, mothe
T. and seven siSter.-It will be of interes
i to many to learn that Rev. w. c. AT
a kins is to return as pastor of the M
" r. church for the coming year,
y was voted at the meeting held at tn
CONGREGATIONAL church last ThurSda,
II evening not to accept the resignation
4 Of Rev, c. A. Adams, but to grant hin
j., j a leave of absence for an indefinit
#, period. '"~