St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-01-27
Concord.
Installation Of Officers

The following officers of Woodbury.
". K. c.. No. 5, were installed last week
Tuesday evening. with Mrs. Nellie NJ
Smythe, department president, as install
ling officer: Pres, Mrs. Cora l.. Bailey
sen, vice pres. Mrs. Sadie Williams; jun
vice pres, Mrs. Martha J. Cobleigh; Sec,
Mrs. Annette Forsaith; treas, Mrs
Maude A. May; chap, Mrs. Asceneth
Johnson; cond., Mrs. Effie ]. Haviland;
guard, Mrs. Clara Chaplin; asst cond.,
Mrs. Ida Gray asst guard, Mrs. Nellie
c. Paris; LIST color bearer, Mrs. Viola
L. Stacy; 2nd color bearer, Mrs. Ger
trude B. Reed; Bird color bearer. Mrs.
Helen Burroughs; 4th color bearer, Mrs.
Sarepta Joslin; musician. Mrs. Eide A.
Miltimore; patriotic inst. Mrs. Mabel
H. Bonette; press correspondent, Mrs.
Mabel Ranney; delegate, Mrs Lola NJ
Cutting; alternate, Mrs. Sarepta Joslin.
The installation was public to members
ofG. A. X. and invited guests. After the
meeting refreshments were served and
social hour enjoved.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Miltimore of st.
Johnsbury were guests OF Misses Nellie
and Jennie Ranney, Thursday.
The members of the Universaist church
choir were entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Daniels. Thursday
evening. Refreshments were served and
a very pleasant social time enjoyed.
good audience greeted Charles Tag
CART Wednesday evening. and were
invariably pleased with the entertain
ment.- His representations and imta-
tions of birds were particularly good. i
Concord Grange will give a sugar
party at Odd Fellows hall on Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 3. A sweet time is
anticipated
Mrs. George W. Quimbv and Mrs.
Nettie Morton, who are spending some
time in Barre, have recently visited a
cousin, Austin Gilbert. in Vershire, whom
they had not seen for over Al years. In
his boyhood Mr.. Gilbert's home was in
this town,
F. X. Joslin and Mrs. Emma West were
in st. Johnsbury, Monday, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Rice
The next and last entertainment of the
lecture course is to be Tuesday evening
February &c. by The Forrest Concert
Co. i
The dinner given by the January COM
nittee at the Universalist church, Wed.
1esday, was well attended. The ladies'
added about SIT to the treasury. At
he annual parish meeting held in the
liternoon 1t was voted to change the \
parish year to conform with the calendar il
ear The present committee were re- t
lected to serve till Jan. 1910. K. /. Ben. o
EFT was elected to fill the vacancy A
aused bv the death of Ira P. Lewis. "
'ther officers elected were: Clerk, F. A. A
rewer; treas, c. F. Cutting; ushers, p
laude Miltimore, Arthur Williamson, nj
AIRY Bennett and Karl White; general al
'cial committee, Mrs. Alice Richards. eN
Mrs. Nellie IA. Smythe was a recent re
lest of Mrs. A. D. Forsaith. Ct
Fred Cole was in Montpelier and Barre w
st week on business. III
c. H. Dudley of Cochituate, Mass. ar
as in town last week He spent Sun. wi
y with his daughter. Mrs. F. B. Lewis, th
Whiteheld. IN
Miss Leola |. Forsaith of St. Johns. CT
Try spent Sunday in town. Ne
the fish chowder supper at
e Methodist church this evening. da
Mrs Cora Bailey has gone to ST. Pr
hnsbury Hospital for treatment. pr
Miss Lena Bennett is doing substitute MI
,rk at the telephone office. IN
emery Adams was called to Barnet 10y
inter- recently to see his brother D. H. rs Is.
ANS, who met with serious accident ~
lille at work in the woods. /
F. c. Mooney visited his sister, Mrs. ''e 1
IRA Philips, at Bethlehem last week. i
dr. and Mrs. John McLane were at "
'xander Kerr's, Sunday. I
Herbert Gray of St. Johnsbury visited lev
Abby Grays the first of the week.
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