St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-16
MCINDOR FALLS.
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The following officers of Court McIn.
does, No. 4162, Independent Order oil
Foresters, were recently installed: P. c.
r., Frank Houley; {. R., James McDon-
aid; Y. {. r., Bert Arlen R. S., Charles
Peabody; F. S., Will Donally; treas.
Or. ID. {. lde; orator, James Boyce; S.
J. G, Oscar Olsen; organizers, Hadley
Daniels, S. Woodland, Howard Emery, I.
Woodland, Charles Chase; S. B., Harry
Stevenson; ]. B., Clifford Chase; c. D.,
Murray Little
Pleasant Entertainment.
A fine time was enjoyed by large
crowd, which included a number from
out of town, last Friday evening, at
Academy Hal, when the junior class pre-
sented the farce "How Kate Proposed, 2"
IN successful manner. The other exer-
cises also passed off WE'LL and were fol-
lowed by the serving of an old fashioned
supper in the school room. The remain
der OF the evening was spent in promen.
aiding, music for which was furnsht d by
McIndoes Cornet Band. The members
OF the band are making rapid progress.
The net proceeds of the evening amount
ed to about 500 which will be used to
purchase dishes for future Academy en-
tettainments.
News has been received of the death at
her late home in Peabody, Mass, of
Mrs. Carrie McCole White. Mrs. White
was tor many years resident of this
place and had many warm friends in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winchester from
Peacham have moved into P. B. Van
Dykes tenement, back of the church.
Miss Flora Winch has gone to Port
land for few weeks study in music.
Mr.. Marshall, who for the last ten
years has been a missionary in the
southern part of China, gave an interest
ing talk in the church, Sunday morning.
Miss Abbie Van Dyke and brother
Philo. returned to their school in Man
chester last week.
Don't fail to remember the sale which
the Ladies Aid Society will hold in Acad-
envy Hall Friday evening, January 18th.
There will be booths representing each
day of the week, where will be sold use
full and fancy articles. Admission to the
hall ten cents. Refreshments will be serv-
ed free. Doors open at seven o'clock.
The members of the Book Club will
hold NEE ting Monday evening to elect
officers, etc.
The Alumni Association has decided
that instead of buying a bookcase for the
Academy they will later on have a fur
mace put in. The members are making
arrangements for drama to be given in
five or six weeks.
1t is understood that there will be a
promenade concert and oyster supper at
Barnet on Friday evening, Jan. rs.
Henry Moore went to Peabody, Mass,
last week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
White.
At the annual meeting of the Academy
Association held Monday evening, last
years officers were reelected.
Maurice Kinney has gone to Barnet to
work in the carriage shop.
A meeting of the property owners of
the Congregational church was called on
Tuesday evening OF last week, but adj
journed until last evening. The annual
meeting of the Congregational society
was held Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell and daugh-
ter have returned to their home from
Dalton, where they have been the last
year.
The death OF Elroy Fields occurred at
his late home early Monday morning,
Jan 7. Mr.. Fields had been sick for about
two weeks with typhoid fever but was
gaining until Sunday when he grew
worse and failed rapidly until his death.
Mr.. Fields was held in the highest es.
TEEN and greatest respect by the whole
community. He leaves beside brother
who lives in Jefferson and sister who is
in the south, wife. Alice, daughter of
William Kimball, and two small sons,
Lyman and Gavelle, who have the sin
cerest sympathy of large circle of
friends.
Friends here will be interested in learn
ing of the birth of son to William White
at Colebrook, N. H.
The paths made by the Village I'm
provement Society after the storm last
week were much appreciated.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is still in the