St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-11
WEST CONCORD.
Installation Of Officers.

The officers of Adah Chapter NO 90
O L. S., were installed in Masonic Hall
Dec. 90 by Frank A. Crane, D. ID. q !.
rom Danville, assisted by James 5
Weeks from St Johnsbury. The follow
ing officers were installed: Annette For
saith. W. M; II. c. Wilcox, W.. r.;
Carrie f. Douse, A. M; L. V. Hastings
secretary; Al by Brigham, treasurer;
Mary i. Ball. conductress Della D
Ouinby. associate conductress; Mary b.
Hastings, chaplain; Lois b. Cutting
marshall; Gertrude Crowell, Adah;
Hattie Nj. Reed, Ruth; Flora Z. Hast
ings, Esther; Caroline E. Wadlelgh'
Martha, Eva Howard, Electa; Mary
Brigham, warder; George Chapman
sentinel; Winired Walbridge, orgaanist'
The chapter is in prosperous condition
with membership OF 40.
Scion S. Gould, former resident OF
this town. died at Stockton, Cal, Decem-
Der a. Until the early seventies he was
one of the prominent business men o. MS
town. He was brother Of W. ID. Gould
of St. Johnsbury Center and leaves
wife and son in Stockton and a mar
ried daughter in St. Louis.
AT the installation Of the officers OF the
Woodbury. w. K. c., No. 5, Jan. 3, at
their hall. the retiring president, Mrs.
Viola L. Stacy, was presented, with
berry spoon as token OF their love ana
appreciation of her services during the
past two years. The presentation was
very gracefully made by Mrs. Sarepta,
Ioslin. Mrs. Stacy responded briefly and
leelingly. This Corps is well differed
and we predict for it prosperous year.
Charles Ranney of Swanton was in
town last Thursday calling on friends.
Miss Addie Woodbury. of Lancaster is
, at home for few weeks.
There will be kinetescope entertain'
, ment at the town hall Wednesday even
, ing. Ian. II which will be very interest
ing Tor all who attend.
Miss Eva Howard received hn'
upright piano last week as gilt iron
: her uncle in Bradford.
I Miss Edna Stewart OF st. ohnsbury
} Academy spent Saturday visiting triend
i in town.
The Universalists observed the week
h PRAYER last week by holding meeting
G each evening in the week except Satur
A day. The meetings were very interesting
and were we'll attended.
Mrs. F. Z. Currier Of Danville was
town last week.
e Mrs Hunt is stopping at Mrs l.
Folsom's for the present.
r. Walter May is student at St johns
a u
Obliged to leave school on account
. illness and his many friends are very gla
III that he is able to resume his studio
again.
r Mrs. Mianda Joslin who has been
" y with the grip for about two weeks Ole
!. very suddenly Monday at 30 p. m.
: ~ was shock to great many as 1t WI
- supposed she was gaining. A more
tended obituary will be given next wee
OF She leaves one son and daughter
l 1u c. H. Dudley was called to Cochituat
u. Mass. on receiving a telegram that
u. brother, Lafayette Dudley, was dea
III He had been in poor health for To-
time He will be remembered by ma
is in this place where he used to spend
A. summers. He was OF pleasant, soc
nature and won many friends.
on DR.. R. T. Johnson was obliged to ia
vacation last week as he was sun
on ing severely with two quinsy sores.
err many friends are glad he is improving
mt There are great many sick here
Try present, mostly with colds and grip.
la la Oscar Astle and family OF Victory
Nv at Orrin Ford's this winter.
Everyone was glad to see the sn'
Friday and especially the men who =,
logging. 1t has improved the s'edd
-, very much.