St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-02-01
CONCORD.

NOIN%ONDs
At the regular meeting of Red Glove
Rebekah Lodge No. 81 last Tuesda
evening the following officers were ar
pointed: Board of trustees, Mrs Elle1
Bazin, Mrs Laura Woodbury., Georg
Chapman; finance COM, Mrs. Maud
May, Mrs. Alice Richards, Mrs. Rost
Lilicrap; delegate to state assent bly,
Mrs. Emma Mann; alternate, Mrs
Maude May.
Tracy Ball was quite i'll last week and
was unable to attend school.
Miss Grace Miller returned to her home
in Brandon, last Monday.
Mrs. Augusta Davis is at North Con-
cord, nursing in the family OF John Nc
Beigh.
Mrs. Helen Burroughs has returned
from LittletOn, where she has been the
guest OF Mrs. Lois Albee. She also spent
several days with Mrs Ira Lewis at the
Corner before coming home.
Morton Lyster, who has spent the
past month with bis parents, Rev. and
Mrs. W. H. Lyster at Lyndon Center,
was in town last week.
Walter Dodge is very ill with typhoid
pneumonia at the home of Alex Kerr.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dodge
ofBurke. are here, caring for him. His
many friends wish for a speedy recovery.
The annual meeting of the 14th Maso
mic district will be held here with Moose
River Lodge, February s. The lodges in
the district are Island Pond No. a. of Is
land Pond, Moose River, No. 80 OF Con-
cord, Benton, No. SO of Guildhal.
Albert Douglas was kept busy last |
week, thawing out waterpipes with bis
steam engine.
The ghosts that appeared at the Uni
versalst church vestry Wednesday night
for the sheet and pillow case party, were
many and impressed one very forcibly
that all spooks look alike. So much so
that the gentlemen rarely seated the same
ghost at the close of the march that they
began it with, though the ghosts alone
were aware OF the fact. Refreshments
were served and music furnished Tor a
promenade.
Adah Chapter o. E. S., held its install.
lation Thursday evening. Mrs. Mary
Hastings, Past Worthy Matron, was
installing officer. Mrs. Ira M. Rich.
Past Worthy Matron, was the marshall
and installed the following officers; Wor '
thy matron, Mrs. Gertrude Crowell;
Worthy Patron, William Rich; asso'
matron, Mrs. Carrie Dowse secy Mrs. /
Ira Rich; treas, William Pratt; con,
Mrs. Anna Pease; Asso. con-, Mrs. Eva t
Mullin; Adah, Mrs. Lola Cutting; Ruth. il
Mrs. Bertha Cobleigh Esther, Mrs..Mar. b
tina Cobleigb; Martha, Mrs Lois Cut. r.
ting Electa, Mrs. May Reed; warden, d
Mrs. Della Quimby; seminal, sFreeman fl
Russell; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Hastings;
marshall, Mrs. Lizzie Moody; organist, g
Mrs. Lila Hastings. The following com.
mittee were appointed: Relief, Mrs. Ger. /.
trude Crowell, Mrs. Carrie Dowse. Mrs. T"
Ira Rich; finance, Mrs. Annie Pease. LG.
Chapman, Mrs. Bertha Cobleigb; social. W
Mrs. Mary Chapman, Mrs. Caroline a
Wadleigh, George Chapman, Mrs. Mat.
tie Russell, Mrs Ruth Lyon. b
The basket ball game Thursday night o
between the school and town teams re.
suited at the close of the game in a tie d.
~ to 10. The game was extended till
another score was made resulting in .,
victory tor the town team 10 to q.
The village schools close Friday; the
select school has another week. and some
schools Ill the outlying districts have m
one and two weeks more. n
Mrs. Achsa Turner is visiting friends in ii
Brattleboro for few weeks. &c
Mrs L. l.. Shackiord has been spending |
a few days with her parents MIR. and pc
MRS. William Houghton, at Lyndon. IN
Mr.: Shackford was home from his work n'
at Barnet, all last week, on account of o.
i'll health is
Mrs. Henry Pease is at Victory with "
her sister, Mrs. Stevens, who has been %
very i'll with gastric fever. Y
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L
Robert Bennett is critically ill.
Mrs. Abby Gray has been enterta aiming
her sister, Mrs. Ed Story, of South Vic,
tory. -
Miss Esther Lee, who has been work. al
ing in Waterford, spent Sunday at her
home in town, and left the first of the M
week tor West Waterford, to work for br
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter
Several of the residents in town saw vi
ROBIN last week. He is usually CALEB the
early harbinger of spring, but there was M
nothing about the atmosphere OF last
.N- W Suggest the congruty of his M
presence. However we hope to welcome pa
more OF them soon. - 'N'D N "a
ne regular NEE ing of the W. C.TU. N,
VIII be held Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. H. A. Ioslvn, 49,
subject, The Army Canteen, its History &
and Outlook"
Rev E. E Grant, OF East st. Iohnsburv CT 81,
EXCHANGED pulpits last Sunday with Rev ~
A. b Enrisht OF the Methodist church,
ana delivered very interesting sermon. VI
James Mooney who has spent the past
lew weeks IN Maine returned home Sat a a
urday. '' R
Mrs. l.. S. Richards, who has been =
quite Ill, is somewhat improved. ,
Walter Dodge is i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia. F'>N
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