St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-17

directors organic BY Il citing Alsol
Cnrrier. president. W. T. Reed, list vic
president: H. E. Currier, pad vice presi
dent: M. 8. Carpenter, business manager
The following is the record OF th
creamery for the past year: Total lbs.
NJ milk received, 397692; total lbs.
cream received. 451 604; total lbs. but
ter made, 1928; surplus, ia pei
cent: amount received Tor butter
S31.735.31; amount paid patrons
SOS 2O7 60; average price per TO- palc
patrons, &c 10 cts; cost to make pei
Id. 90 66-100 cts.
Woodbury. Post, G. A. r., and the W
R and their families euj 'yed the hos
nitaIity OF Mr. and Mrs. K. Bennett at
their home Thursday. The house was
filed to OVERT )wing. The parlor was
decorated with runners OF red, white and
blue with small fl lgs in abundance. Inc
DINING room was IN green and red. A
Victor talking machine furnished good
entertainment.
The new town hall will be opened to
the public Saturday evening, Jan. ~,
with a prize speaking contest, under the
auspices of the Village Improvement
Society. Humorous selections, songs,
trios and quartets will be given. The
village choir will render several selections
Of We olden time. Music by the Concord
Military Band. Many Of the old time
speakers are to take part, and all are
sure to be pleased with the entertainment
Mrs. Ernest Qlimby and son Murray
have been visillng their aunt in East
Burke.
The MANY friends of Mrs. c. F. Cut
ting will be pleased to know that she is
improving as rapidly as could be ex'
pected.
Mrs. Ali1a Enright spent the past
week with Mrs. F. 0. Sinclair at Bur
lington.
Miss Font Hill was the guest OF Miss
Mary Bedel at the Corner last week.
Mrs. lie. Mooney was quite i'll last
week. and Miss Vera was home from st.
Iohnsbury Academy all the week to care
for her.
Mrs. Rhoda Ripley, who lives quarter
NJ a mile from the village, has reason to
feel eratfu TOR the telephone installed in
her home. for without it, she would have
probably lost her home last week Inc
stove pipe caught fire and when she
found it was getting beyond her control,
she telephoned to the village for help;
within five minutes, the church bell had
Given the alarm. and men were arriving
at the house. The fire was just breaking
through the h)or, and lew pals OF
water soon extinguished it.
Mrs. L. NJ. Moody is closing out her
hats at cost, and offers beautiful art
tray TO purchasers.
William IosIyn is spending few days
with his daughter Mrs. Blanche Bailey
at Lyndon.
CT. Stacy received bad tall last
week while putting on the finish to the
new Odd Fellows Hall. He was work
ing on the ceiling and stepped on a loose
board of the staging, which let him fal
backwards striking directly on the tor
OF his head on the hardwood floor. ht
received bad bruise on the head and
suffered a few days with internal INJURIES
but is at work again now.
Mrs. F. A. Brewer was the guest o
her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Gibson, at Burke
last week.
Mrs. H. G. Brand of Haverhill, Mass.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Ida Dudley
Mrs. Carrie Douglas was the guest o
her mother Mrs. ]. c. Taylor, at st
Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. A. M. Smith, who was quite il
last week, recovered sufficiently to return
to her home in Plainheld.
The officers for the ensuing year in Re-
Clover Lodge No. p are as follows:
N G. Miss Anne Howe; Y. g., Mis-
MabetRanney; P. G., Mrs. Loisa Gelt
sec Mrs. Viola Stacy; treas, Mrs. Eli
Gee; chap Mrs. Maude May; X. A. 5
Mrs. Rosa Lillicrap; L. A. S, Mis-
Florence Ranney; r. S. N. g., Mrs.
Emma Mann; L. S. N. g., Mrs. Mar
Chapman: l. g., c. L. Stacy; 0. 6
George Chapman. Some OF the officer
unable to be present at the instalatio
will be installed at the next meeting.
Harry Cutting is home from S
Johnsbury Academy suffering with
ielon.
Mrs Althea Morse of Monroe, spei
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. al
Bennett.
Mrs. Harry Currier, who has been
for several weeks, does not gain
rapidly as her friends would wish.
Mrs Harry May is visiting her sist
Mrs. A. J. Corriveau, at ST. Johnsbu
Concordia Lodge l. 0. o. F. install
the following officers at its last regu
meeting Jan. 49,
n G. Fred Dodge; T. G. Ed. Higgi
PIG. John Zero; sec, E. H. Bazin; tire
Henry Gee; chaplain, W.. T. Reed; ware
Geo. Chapman; conductor, Jethro L
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