St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-12-15
Concord.
Students to Observe 1929 Anniversary
of Whittiers Birthday.

of Whittier's Birthday.
Pupils of c. A. and E. c. G. S. will
celebrate the 102d anniversary of John
Greenleaf Whittiers birth, in the Town
Hall, Friday evening Dec. II. The enter
tanment will consist of essays on his
life and character The centennial
hymn and eight of his poems will be
given. The proceeds will be used to
secure apparatus for the school room.
Jacob Richardson Jr. has very courteous
ly consented to postpone the reception
to the Grange until the school exercis es
shall have concluded so that no one will
be barred from attending either or both
entertainments.
Mrs. Walter Harvey has gone to St.
Johnsbury to work at Undercliffe.
Mrs. Edgar Harvey who has been
stopping with her daughter Mrs. Alfred
Sunberg at St. Iohnsbury was at her
home here last week. She was accom-
panied by Mrs MILFORD Harvey of ST.
Iohnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Cutting and
the past week.
Mrs, William Foster is guest of Mrs
Ira Lewis at Concord Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Heath have gone
to housekeeping in the lower tenement
in E. d. Lees house.
Marvin Smith is stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. William Ranney.
!. c. Mooney and son Glenn were at
Concord, n H., the past week to meet
President Dancon of the Kemper- Thomas
Co., of Cincinatti, O.
A telephone has been placed in the
home of T. w. Thomas the past week,
A baked bean supper will be served at
the Methodist church this evening.
Twenty-three members of Concord
Grange enjoyed the hospitality of Pas
sumpsic Valley Grange, Saturday even
ing, Concord grange comforting the third
and fourth degrees on four candidates.
A bountitul supper was served.
Fred A. Lewis has entered the employ
of the Moose River Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gray and Merne
Gray of St Johnsbury were at Abby
Gray's Friday.
Bert Lewis of St. Johnsbury was
recent guest of DR.. and Mrs. R. 7. John
son.
Mrs. Ellen Wood of Richford visited
Mrs. Dan Ford and Mrs. Maria Huse
recently.
The Christmas exercises will be given
at the Town Hall this year as usual.
The Universalist Sunday school give
theirs Friday evening and the Nj. +.
Sunday School have theirs Saturday
evening.
The following officers were elected Fri
day evening by Concord Grange Tor the
ensuing year. Jacob Richardson, Jr.,
master; Dan Ford. overseer; Mrs. Cora
L. Bailey, lecturer; Phillip Woodbury.,
steward; John Edney, assistant steward;
c. L. Stacy chaplain; Mrs. N. Mabel
Bonette, secretary; Thomas Christie.
treasurer; Fred Spauldng, gatekeeper;
Mrs. Ina Richardson, Ceres Miss Myrtle
Spaulding, Pomona; Mrs. Thomas
Christie, Flora; Mrs. John Edney, lady
assistant steward; Mrs. Eldie Miltimore,
musician. The officers will be installed
Jan. IA.
Walter Chaplain of Dover, N. H., is
stopping with his mother, Mrs. Clara
Chaplain.
Mrs. eagle Frost of Belfast, Me-, who
has been stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Bradshaw goes this week to Little
ton, N. H.
Mrs. John Zero otSt. Johnsbury visited
Mrs. Robert Ash last week.
Mrs. John Parker and Mrs. Horace
Cutting were guests ofMrs. Emma Quinn
by last Wednesday.
]. x. Hovey has improved his residence
by two-lighted windows.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson and two children OF
Sugar HILL N. H., are guests OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey.
Miss Genevieve Sargent has been i'll the
past week.
Mrs James Virtue who has been IN
Concord, N H., on business has returned.
Mrs Abby Gray is suffering with blood
poisoning. Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. 81
mira Story of Victory, is stopping with
her.
Willis Bradshaw was at Haverhill, N.
H., on business the past week
Gladys, the oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Thomas, who has been serl-