St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-02-10
WEST CONCORD.

WEST CONCORD.
The Old Folks concert will be repeated
at the Universalist church Friday even
ing, under the direction of Harry FL.
May. Let all those who did not avail
themselves of the concert before be sure
to attend this time as it is grand good
one.
Mrs. Mary Farnham has been at East
St. Johnsbury theIpast few weeks, caring
for her mother, Mrs. Franklin Drew, who
died last week Tuesday.
Harry Il. May has been engaged to
teach a singing school of IL lessons at
Lower Waterford. This is his sixth
school.
Mrs J. c. Taylor of St. Johnsbury
spent the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Douglas.
Mark Reed, the mail carrier on the
rural delivery route, encountered such
snow drifts at Concord Corner last week
Monday, that he was Obliged to leave
his covered sleigh at the Corner and pro-
coed on the remainder of the route in an
open sleigh.
Mrs. Arthur Lang of st. Johnsbury
spent the past week with friends in town.
The ladies of the w. R. c. will give a
supper and leap year promenade at their
hall Saturday evening. Feb. 20, to which
all are invited.
Miss Pearl Douglas has been enjoying
a weeks vacation from her work at
Miles Pond and has been with her
mother. Mrs. Carrie Douglas.
! Mrs. L. W. Hastings and children of
Miles Pond have been spending the past
week with her mother, Mrs. Abbie Brig
ham.
o. B. Cutting has presented the ladies
of the UniversaIist church with range
for their kitchen.
Mrs. Haskell is at East st. Johnsbury
nursing in the home of Alex Williams.
Miss Florence Ranney of Kirby has
been visiting Miss Florence Dickinson at
East Barnet.
William c. Weir and Miss Nettie Parks
were married Tuesday night at the Uni
versalist parsonage by Rev. Alvin M.
Smith. Their many friends extend best
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ranney was at
East ST. Johnsburv, Thursday, TO attend
the funeral of Mrs. Ranney's aunt, Mrs.
Franklin Drew.
John Moyse moved his family into their
new home Friday.
Mrs. S. w. Hill and Mrs. Susie Jones
are to open bakery soon in the rooms
occupied last year by Mrs. Mary Farm
ham. A first-class bakery will be warm
ly welcomed in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Quimby were
called to Kirby, Wednesday, by the ill
ness of their nephew, Ransell Quimbv.
He recently had severe attack OF pueu-
monia and had recovered sufficiently to
be able to sit up few moments, but has
suffered relapse and re mains in quite a
critical condition. All hope that he may
have speedy recovery from this attack
Mrs. 81. G. Brand has been suffering
from the effects of the grip the past week
Miss Esther Lee, who has spent the
past few months working at Willard
Chase's. is now working in the home o.
MRS. Brigham Underwood.
Albert Currier, who has been working
in St. Johnsb bury. has returned home and
is now working for the Leader Granite
Co.
Miss Jennie Underwood, of Fitsdale
spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Douglass
A social hop was held at hotel hall Sat
urday evening, which was enjoyed by &c
couples. Music was furnished by Moon
ey's orchestra.
West Concord Camp of Modern Wood
men of America, No. 10. POT, are prepar
ing an entertainment which will be giver
soon, and which will consist of farces
banjo, and vocal solos, clog dances, etc.
Mrs. Clarence Cutting was quite il
Sunday, but is now improving.
Mrs. Brigham Underwood still remain:
in serious condition although at pres
emit she is quite comfortable.
The village schools closed Friday ant
the teachers have returned to their re
spective homes The pupils in the gram
as follows: Jennie and Josie Belden
Amy, Dora and Freddie Goudreault, Ada
Harvey, Fontie Hill, Earle Lewis, Verns
Moody, George Parker, Raymond Smith
Richard Southworth. In the intermedi
ate room: George Randall, Guy anc
Gene Douglas, Helen Reed, Lena Bennett
Lillian Goodreault. In the primary
room: Hazel Davis, Duncan Goodreault
absent one-half day, Tracy Ball, Haze
Douglas, Harry Young, Walter Young
Tracy Ball has had only one half day
out through the whole school year.
Harold James, who has been boarding
with his aunt, Mrs. Miner Carpenter
and attending school here. left Friday fol
Berlin, N. H.. to join his parents.
Harrison Babbitt left Saturday. Jan. 80
for visit to his nephew, Albert Goodell
at Newport, prior to his leaving TOR Sc
attic, Washington.
Mrs. Nichols of New York, has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Bennett
the past week, en- route to her futur
home in Miles Pono.
Benton Lyster has rented the hous
owned by DR.. johnson and recently va
Gated by Mrs. Robert. Duthie.
L. W. Hastings OF Miles Pond spen
the past week in Boston.
Miss Hazel Douglas has been i'll tn
past week, and obliged to give up, tn
last week of school.
Trout Brook Creamery and Miner Car
penter's residence have been connected
with the Citizens Telephone Company
Mrs. A. E. Gray of Bartlett, N. H., ha
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Elmirs
Storey, at South Victory.
c H Ford of Vicrorv hill had fhe rioh