St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-02
DANVILLE.
Chrialmna ExerciaeA.

Cnf1sbu1hH E4eFcksoSs
The Congregational Sunday school
held their Christmas exercises at the
Town hall, last week Tuesday evening.
There was a large attendance. some
having to go away for lack of room.
The entertainment consisted of the can.
tata "Dorothy's Dream" H. S. Dole
took the part of Santa Claus, and filled
it very acceptably to all. One scene rep
resented him in his realm conversing
with his fairies and the good and evil
spirits. Alice Page and Ethel Williams
represented the fairies and were prettily
dressed in the conventional fairy cos.
tune. The evil spirits were represented
by boys dressed in black. with black
skull caps and with their faces made to
look very impish. The good spirits
were represented by girls in white cos
tunes. The spirits Of slumber sang a
trio, lullaby, in very pleasing manner
Mention should be made of May Wilson,
who took the part of Dorothy, which
was the leading character, and acted it
in so natural manner particularly when
she fell asleep and dreamed of Santa
Claus. The singing by all the children
was NCI ROOd SDJOSNu.
The exercises closed with the distrbu-
ton of the gifts on the well filled Christ.
mas trees.
The Methodist Sunday school held
their exercises at their church on Christ
mas Eve. They consisted of singing and
recitations. by the children and young
people and the entertainment was pro.
nounced as very enjoyable by all who
attended. The trees looked very gay,
being filled with gifts for large number.
the annual meeting of the stockholm
ers of the creamery association will be
held at the creamery on Thursday.
Dana Badger is quite i'll with typhoid
fever. and John Drown is carrying the
mail and express.
Miss Hattie Fisher of East St. Johns.
bury, has been visiting friends in town.
Marshall Stocker returns Wednesday
to N)rwlch University.
Frank Tinker, who has been spending
the HOLIDAYS with his brother, returned
to Mount Hermon, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Kate Currier returned Wednesday
to New York.
Newton Page and wife from Alburgh,
are stopping with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Page.
Charlie Tice, who has been working for
Coburn ellis at Keene, has been making
a short visit to his parents and lett Tues.
Gay. for Fitchburg, where he has posi-
ton as clerk in shoe store.
The Village Improvement Association
will give a promenade concert Friday
evening Good music will b. furnished
Admission 1 8 cents; rs cents per couple.
J. E. Tinker and Miss Selia Morse are
Attending the Twentieth Century Con-
venton at Burlington this week.
Kent Knowlton has returned to his
law business in Boston, alter very short
vacation.
At the annual meeting of Diamond
Chapter, No. IA, Order of the Eastern
Star, held last week Wednesday evening,
the follow ng officers were elected: Mrs.
Joel H Fisher, W. NJ; A. W. Merrill, w.
P; Mrs. A w. Merrill, A. M; Mrs. w.
F. Dole, conductress; Mrs. Charles H..
Wilson. associate conductress; c. S. Dole,
treasurer; A. B. Hovt, secretary; Mrs.
DR.. 0. E. Garter, Adah; Mrs. !. E. Con
ley Ruth Mrs. A. B. Hoyt, Esther; Mrs.
G. S. Dole. Martha; Mrs. S. 0. Morse,
Eecta; Mrs. W. E Smith, warder; W F,
Mccormick, sem incl; Mrs L F. Adams,
chaplain; Ms N. W Burdick, marshal ;
Mrs A. J. Gnss, organist. There will be
pub ic installation Friday evening,
January l. Supper ten cents,