St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-12-27

evidence against the man was insult
ficient, and he was discharged. Bail
in the shape of $50 sparkler was
RENTED, and Feinberg went on his
way.
WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES.
The Hypatia Club of Waterbury
was recently entertained by Mrs. w.
L. WATSON at her rooms at the hos
pital in honor of her guest, Miss
Leila Vergin of Concord, n. H. Dur
ing the time piano solos were rem
dered by Mrs. Harlow Whitney of
Mortified and vocal solos by Mrs.
B. r. Demerritt and Mrs E. E. JOS
Ign of that place Guests from out
of town included Miss Alice Page of
Hyde Park; Mrs. B. II. Stone, Mrs.
Mason Beebe, Mrs. Harris Walker
and Miss Constance Wheeler of Bur
lington: Mrs. Edward Field, Miss
Minnie DeBoer, Miss Ruby Heaton
and Miss Elonora Stalker of Mont
pelier, and Mrs. Whitney of North
field.
An enjoyable occasion of the Ath-
ena club of Barre was recently held
by the club and their friends at the
home of Mrs. George Bond. Papers
on household and personal hygiene
were read by Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Lee
bourveau, it constituting the regular
program of the evening. After that
a charming musical program was
given, consisting of the following
numbers: Miss Virginia Carey Peter
sang several selections; Miss Merle
Plastridge played a piano solo and
responded to an encore, and Miss
Mabel Hamilton gave two readings,
entitled 'That Old Sweetheart of
Nine from Riley, and cousin
Agatha" from Mcdonnell.
The Woman's Literary club of
Barton met recently with Mrs. o. E.
Cowles. This being Chantecler
the responses to the roll
call we're quotations from that play.
The program consisted of reading:
'"The Author of the Chantecler,'
Mrs. Boswell; ''The Plot Miss Red
field; lode to the Sum-" Miss But
Ter; reading, fThe Man in the
Mask Mrs. Burrows.
Another entertaining meeting of
the Review club of Chester was held
at the home of the Misses Sargent.
The topic was Canada" and the
roll call was answered by quotations
from William Bliss Carmen. The
program was as follows: Piano duet
by Mrs. H. L. Ballou and Mrs. Frank
Forbes. A talk on the history, gov
eminent, etc., of Canada by Rev.
Walter G. Bernard, rector of st.
Luke's Episcopal church. Sketches
Of the lives of William Bliss Car
men and William DrummOnd by
Mrs. P. H. Blake, and readings of
poems by Mrs. P. J. Mcmahon;
song, "Maple Leaf Forever" by Mrs.
L. A. Carpenter; readings by Mrs.
Hugh Henry; Canadian boat song by
Misses Goeway, Willis and Bernard.
The meeting was ended by all sing
ing, "God Save The King"
At Gentlemen's Night of the
Union club of Mortified under the
direction of Mrs Arthur E. Winslow
and Mrs George Lowell, DR.. B. F.
Allen spoke on coral or Mouth Hy-
giene' DR.. William, B. Mayo gave
a practical talk on the use of to-
1acco.
The annual reception given to
the school board and teachers by
the Chester Review club was attend
ed by about 80 members and guests.
A musical and literary program was
given, Miss Emma Sergeant giving a
paper on "Public Schools" and re-
marks were made by superintendent
of schools, P H. Blake, and Prof. G.
L. McKusick of the high school.
Miss Caroline Yale, principal of
the Clarke school for the deaf in
Northampton 26 years, and one who
las been connected with the school
many more years, addressed the
Brattleboro Woman's club at re-
cent meeting on "Education of the
Deaf After the meeting the ways
md means committee conducted a
sale of 10-cent articles, realizing
s22 for the club treasury.
Gentlemen's Night of the Women's
,lub of North Thetford was held in
he vestry of the church. The ex-
,rcises were purely social, the Incl
Tents being a guessing contest, nlu-
sic and refreshments.
Thornton w. Burgess of Spring
1eld, Mass, entertained the little
,eople at Chi1dren's day Of the
3rattleboro Woman's club, by tell
ng Old Mother West Wind Stories.
The Klifa club of Burlington in
7ited all teachers of the city to be
present at their meeting on Dec. 9,
when DR.. Rosalie Slaughter Morton
If New York City. chairman of the
public health education committee
# the American Medical Association,
poke on ffThe Greatest Responsible
ty of Parents, Teachers and Guardi-
ms"
NORTH CONCORD.
Mrs. H. Q. Ward and Robert Ward |
we're in st. Johnsbury last Wednes- |
lay.
Miss Eta Hawley of Pike, N. H.,
md Preston Haw1ey of ST. Johns
Jury spent the weekend with their |
ather, George E. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rich and |
on, Robert, of Buffalo, N. Y, are