St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-01-11
CONCORD.

Woodbury. Post, G. A. R installed tn
following officers at the regular meeting
Tuesday evening, Jan. Bird. Comman
der, O. B. Cutting; S. V. com, 6 w
Quimby: ] Y. com, NJ. L. Reed officer
OF the guard, William Pratt; guard, D.
A. Pike |. NJ X. 7. Johnson adjutant
H. A Josyn; |. NJ. S. d. A. Pike; sargent
major, K. 7, Johnson; chaplain. c. L.
Stacy; surgeon, Abia Cheney. Past
Commander, c. L. StacA was installing
officer.
Woodbury. w. r. c. Nov. 5, installed
the following officers at its last regular
meeting Tuesday evening, January 81:
President, Mrs Clara Chaplin; S. V.
pres, Mrs. Asinath Joslyn; J. V. pres,
Mrs. Maude May; secretary, Mrs. An
nette Forsaith; treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude
Reed chaplin, Mrs. Viola Stacy; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Della Quimby; guard, Mrs.
Nellie Paris; asst conductor, Mrs. S.
Joslyn asst guard, Mrs. Helen Bur
roughs patriotic instructor, Miss Kathe-
rine Pike; musician, Mrs. Lola Cutting
press correspondent, Mrs. Sue Pike; dele
gate to state convention, Mrs. Nellie Par
ris. Alternate, Mrs Helen Burroughs.
Past president, Mrs. Lois Cutting, was
installing officer. Refreshments were
served after the meeting to which the
post were invited, and social time en-
joyed.
At the monthly business meeting OF the
Y. P. c. T. Jan. 2, the following social
committee was elected: Misses Mamie
Harvey ard Eta Harvey and Messrs
Willard Brewer and Milford Harvey.
Miss Bessie Cunningham of Boston and
Miss May McCutcheon of St, Johnsbury, |
who have been visiting at D. A. Pixies,
have returned home.
Harold James who has spent the past
few weeks with his aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Carpenter, has returned to his home in
Berlin, N. H.
Miss Annie Reavey of Burlington who
spent the holidays with her family here,
returned to her work last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Gray have been
Mrs c. H. Gray and son
Aubrey of Lyndonvlle, the past week.
Mrs. A. D. Forsaith, Mrs. Alice Rich
ards and William True have been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tatro and
daughter Cleona returned to Chicago
asst week after spending few weeks at
Sulphur Spring Farm.
Mrs. Althea Morse of Lyndonvile has
been spending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Mitemore, who
lave been visiting their son Chauncey
diItemore. returned to their home in
'weetsburg, P. O., Thursday. Hugh
1iltemore, who was also guest, return
d to his studies at U. V. M. Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Seavey has gone to St.
ohnsbury, where she will be waitress
t the Avenue House.
Mrs. Hardy Woodbury. has been spend
lg several days with Mrs. William True.
The Masonic. district meeting will be
cid here February s.
Mrs. Lambert H. Farnham of St. Y
ohnsbury was the guest OF her sister, q
lrs. o, B. Cutting last week. 9
Miss Mildred Broodbelt OF Lyndonville
! spending lew weeks with her aunt,
1rs. Benton Lyster
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Warbey of SAWYER
lille, +. 2, were guests at Edgar Har- c.
ey's last week. d
Rehearsals have commenced for the Y
rama, "The Woven Web" which will be \
rven IN the nearfuture by the Y. ?. c. u.
Mrs. Harry May was a guest at Elisha y
days at st. Johnsbury Thursday. a
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindsay recently a
Entertained Mr.. andMrs. Milo Green and Z
on OF St. Johnsbury, {
Moose River Lodge, F. and A. NJ, held s.
banquet at their hall Saturday night n
nd worked the Sd degree. j
Rev. P. N. Granger of Peacham was a I
uest OF Rey. A. B. Enright last week. II
us many friends here were glad to see I
i'm. II
Many families are without water. :
'prings that were not affected by the .
routh last winter are dry this year, and :
be extreme cold weather has frozen 1
many pipes. =
Daniel Morse and daughter are spend a
ng the winter with David Morse at st. d
ohnsbury. {
George Sanborn is employed as night v
Waterman at Dudley's mill. q
Miss Daisy Davis, who hasb been a guest v
It Albert Douglas has returned to her a
Iome in Waterbury, William Douglas G
Who has spent his vacation with his par. a
nts, has also returned to Waterbury. y
W. Fl. Douglas of Massachusetts was +
he guest of Miss Bertha Douglas last =
week.
The Concord basket ball team and the
chool team played their first game at
he Town Hall Thursday evening, result.
ng In a score of 1S to ii in favor of the c
'chool boys. The game was well attend. e
q and much enthusiasm shown. Rupert |
~utting and Clarence Richards furnished |
music tor dancing after the game, which c
was enjoyed by 20 couples.
John Pratt received a bad fall on the
cy street Saturday night and had to be
assisted home No bones were broken.
but ne was badly shocked and his head
was considerably hurt.
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