St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-02-16
McINDOE FALLS.

Mrs Arthur Hunt and son of Barre
visited her mother, Mrs. Humphrey, at
II. w. Gleason's last week.
Mrs Stintson of Sugar Hill. N. H, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Kibby.
M. E. Turner returned Thursday from
Boston with five horses.
Claude Fields of North Thetford was
in town Saturday. Eugene Fields has
sold his blacksmith shop at North Thet-
ford and will move from there in the
spring. He has not decided where he
will locate.
Rev. Mr.. Clark of Barnet will preach
here next Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev. H. T. Barnard.
An invitation has been extended from
the Barnet Brotherhood" to the min
lister and all the men of this congrega-
ton to attend their meeting. to be held
in the Schoolhouse hall at Barnet, Friday
evening. Refreshments are to be served
after the meeting.
with the grip.
Miss Adine LAWYER of St. Johnsbury
was a guest of Mrs. ]. H. Stuart, Satur-
day.
Miss lean Moore closed her school at
6dSSumPSlC, FIludY
Mr.. Potter of New York, who has been
working for ]. H. Stuart, has returned
home.
The young ladies gave Miss Nellie
Manchester a surprise party Saturday
evening, the occasion being her birthday.
Seventy attended the supper and social
given by the Ladies Society at H. w.
Gleason's last Wednesday. A. J. Finlay
carry people back and forth from the
village. The evening was spent playing
games. A fine time was reported by all.
The primary school closed Friday
The children enjoyed treat in the after
noon of oranges and pop corn. Those
having no absent marks for the term
were Percy billiard, Marion billiard,
Alex Gibson and Blanche Larvey. Alex
Gibson had no absent marks for the
year. Madelin Chamberlin was absent
only one-half day for the year and Violet
Guthrie one day.
The Book Club will meet at the K P.
Hall next Monday evening at 100 to
elect officers and any other business. The
books will be sold at auction. Every
body is invited to attend. A good chance
to buy books.
Gerville Fields is quite sick with
typhoid fever at Woodsville.
George Kidney returned Friday from
North Strattord, where he has been
driving teams this winter.
Miss Arlene Thurston returned the
first of the week from her home in
Walden, where she has been visiting.
South Ryegate Defeated.
In a fast and clean game the town
basket ball team defeated the South
Ryegate Caledonians at South Ryegate
by a score of So to Il. The boys all
showed the fine form of their playing of
two years ago and would be glad to
accept games with any teams. Write to
w. F. Mullavey, manager, for further
particulars.
Last Friday night McIndoe Academy
basket ball team went to West Barnet
by the score of 1921. Several times
during the game West Barnet led by a
small margin, but by clever passing and
shooting McIndoes won out. Lindsay
excelled for McIndoes, while Bayley
played good bah for West Barnet.
Score:
MCI. A. WEST BARNET.
Lindsay, If RIB, H. Roy
Moore. IF 1b, HASTE
Van Dyke, c, A. Roy
Kinney, RIB IT, BayIey
Goals from floor, Bay1ey 5, Lindsay 4, H
Roy, Moore 2, HASTE, Van Dyke 2, "A. Roy
2, Somers. Goals from fouls. A. Roy, Moore
9. Referee, Gamme1. Umpire, McC1aren.
Scorer, HASTE. Timer, Roy. Time, 15-m
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