St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-01-05
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Officers Elected by Knights of Pythias
The Changers and Sunday School.

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c. c., DIR. c. E. Libbey; Y. c., Newton
Page Prelate, r. c. DAVIS NJ. of W.. A.
| E. Currier; K. of R. and S., c. H. Will
| A. F. Page; M. of E., E. w. Hunt; /. g..
F. B. Peck o. g.. w S. Fisher; P. H.
| Mcdonald, trustee for three years.
The following grand officers will be
prescott Grand Chancellor Winn of Rut-
land D. D., 6. c. Hoyt of Hardwick and
| 9. Prelate Pitkin of Marshheld. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
The following officers were elected at
| the annual meeting of the Sunday School
of the Methodist church:
| Superintendent, DR.. c. E. Libbey !;
assistant superintendent, Osman Hatch !;
secretary, Miss Mary Green; assistant
secretary. Miss Edith Peck; treasurer.
| F. B. Ainsworth; superintendent of
home department. Mrs. Anna Hatch );
supt. cradle roll Mrs. g. w. Douglass;
general assistant, Archie Ainsworth.
At the annual meeting of the Grange
Tuesday evening OF last week the follow
ing officers were elected:
| Master, Geo. F. Garvin; overseer, w.
c. Heath; lecturer, Mrs. Carl Lang;
steward, Hamilton Morrill,; assistant
steward, Frank Stocker; chaplain, Mrs.
Mary Perkins; secretary, Mrs. Dana
Badger; treasurer, Mrs. H. S. Dole;
gatekeeper, Guy Pettengill; Ceres, Mrs.
Geo. Garvin; Pomona, Miss Susie Green
bank; Flora, Miss Elizabeth Worm
wood lady asst steward, Mrs. Hamil-
ton Morrill,. The installation of the
officers will take place Tuesday evening
! Jan. 18th and E. H. Hallett of st. Johns
bury Center will be the installing officer.
| The installation will be followed by a
| literary program and refreshments will
| be served.
Durant Dole gave party at his
home Saturday evening to about 80 of
the young people in honor of Guy Rowe
and John Gilmour of Saxtons River.
Charades and several guessing contests
were enjoyed, Refreshments of ice
cream. cake and home made candy were
Johnsbury served punch and Miss Kate
Currier assisted in the entertaining.
The Victor boys will meet at Mrs.
Harry Osgood's for social time Friday
evening.
The "Grenfel1 Club" meet at three
o'clock Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
M. Nj. Stocker and the Farther Lights
meet at half past two the same after
noon with Mrs. Robert Vance.
The men will serve an oyster dinner at
the church Thursday Immediately
following the business meeting which is
called for eleven O'Clock at the vestry of
the Congregational church. AS an
nounced last week the church roll call
comes in the afternoon.
Miss Kate Currier returned to New
York City Monday where she teaches in
the State Institute for the deaf
DIR. H. L. Pache has moved from F. ].
Preston's house into rooms in J. E.
Tinker's house recently vacated by him.
Benjamin Tilton was in Boston last
week where he assisted in the postofhce
during the holiday rush. He has now
gone to Mortified, Mass, where he will
pursue a course of study at the Mt. Her
mon School.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
church Will hold a banquet at the chnrch
parlors Friday evening at six O'Clock.
An interesting program will follow the
banquet at which it is expected there
will be several speakers from out of
town. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. George Cobb and daughters
Mable and Lillian visited at Lyndon last
week.
Mrs. George Bagby and daughter
Ethel went to Burlington Saturday
where they will spend the winter with
Mr.. Bagby.
The mid week service held at the Con-
gregational church Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Brother
hood" was we'll attended and very in
teresting service. DR., H. L. Pache
spoke very helpfully on Influence and
Guy Rowe addressed the Victor boys
along practical lines of service and self
development. Harry Crane, Charles
and Durant Cole read papers, on recent
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tions.
Mrs. Elsie Merrill of Peacham has
been the guest of her cousin Miss Hattie
Choate for several days.
Miss Clara ellis returned from Bright
look Hospital Saturday where she had
an operation on her throat.
John Gilmour, who teaches at Saxtons
River Academy, has been the guest of
Guy Rowe for several days. Mr.. Rowe
entertained Raymond Flint of St.
h ohnsbury and Durant Dole at dinner
Sunday in honor of Mr.. Gilmore all of
the young men being former students at
Norwich University.
David Corbett has returned from
Stowe where he has been employed on
the farm of Leonard Cole and Moses
Wesson has gone to Stowe where he will
work for Mr. Cole who has a position
in the west.
The Sunday morning service of the
| Methodist church has been changed
| from eleven O'Clock to ten forty FIVE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moore of East
| Barnet visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cass are visiting
relatives in Northampton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Doves celebrated
| the 48th anniversary of their marriage
Sunday by a family gathering.
| Miss Margaret Coveney returned to
| Johnson Normal School Monday and
| Charles and Eleazer Dole and Harry and
| Carol Crane return this week to Bur
| lington.