St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-11-22
AT DanYilIe.
High School Boys Gave a Supper
Program for Grange.

The Danyille high school boys
gave a box supper at the Pythian
nall last Friday evening for the ben
eft of the basket bali team which
the boys have been busy organizing
for the winter The first game OF
evening, Nov. rs, at the Town Hall
with the Crescent team of st.
Johnsbury.
Following is the program for the
Grange meeting Nov 20: Solo,
Miss May L. Wilson; reading,
Thanksgiving poem, Mrs. A. A. Ben
nett; violin solo, Harold Hatch;
gleanings from the National month
ly by members; essay, Mrs. Emery
Clifford, followed by clippings on
wonderful things in nature; debate,
Resolved That it Should be Com
Portland Pleasure in the Home Rath-
er Than Money in the Bank At
firmative, E. J. Stanton, Christie
Hatch, Bertha West; negative, DR..
C. E. Libbey, N. A. Dole, Mrs. F. N.
Coyeny.
There are 2S3 pupils in the town
elementary schools. They are
graded as follows: grade 1, AZ; 2,
80; 8, 80; 4, SO; 5, 35; 6, 20; T.,
%; 8, 27; 8, 20. There are % in
the high school of whom nine are
special students. There is one in
the first year. There are six in the
second; four in the third, and three
George H. Fisher, George c.. Morse
and L. Arthur Bartlett, in the senior
with 80 pupils. The smallest are
the, Center and South Danville
schools with eight each.
J. E. Tinker is spending some
time at his home here.
DanvilIe high school closes this
week for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
George Gee and George Congo left
Saturday for Montreal, where they
will sail for England to spend some
time. During Mr.. Gees ~absence
Mrs. Gee will stay with her daughter
at Plainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Kingsbury of
Montpelier spent Sunday with Mrs.
M M Stocker.
Mrs. Clifton Sanborn of ST. Johns
bury visited Mrs. Charles w. Bart
lett last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HOdgdon
visited Mrs. Hodgdon's sister, Mrs.
Samuel Currier, at St. Johnsbury
last Saturday.
Robert Vance, who has been ser1-
ously i'll at Brightlook hospital the
past six weeks, returned home last
Saturday night. Mr.. Vance's many
friends are glad to learn he is I'M
proving so rapidly. Miss Mcdonald
of St. Johnsbury is caring for him
during his convalescence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. George
The Modern Woodmen will hold
their annual election of officers Fri
day evening, Nov. Oath.
A E. Currier, w. H. Cass and r.
w. Hunt spent last week at Wo'cott
hunting.
The South Danville school taught
by Miss Susie Greenbanks, will give
a box supper and exercises appro-
pirate to Thanksgiving Friday even
ing, Nov "a at the schOOlhouse. All
are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Cass have
moved from A E. Curriers' into
Mrs. Lizzie Rowe's residence, which
was badly damaged by fire last sum-
mer and has been extensively repair
ed, carpenter work, papering and
painting having been done through
out the house and electric lights put
in. Mrs. Rowe has practically new
house with all modern improve
ments.
Miss Jennie Smith and James
were united in marriage by
Rev. A. B. Enright last Friday even
ing.
F. Reynolds and family of ST.
spent the first of the
week at u. T. Kittredge's.
A small flock of robins were seen
last Monday about one half mile be-
yond z. T. Kittredge's home, where
they apparently were preparing a
home for the winter.
Those who attended the district |
of O. E. S. at Lyndonville
last Friday night were DR.. G. E. Lib
hey and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hodgdon, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Miss
May L. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Burbank, Mrs. Frank Crane and
Mrs. Eli Smith.
James Collins, Lewis Fisher and
BurI Langmaid were the successful
hunters in town, each one shooting
4 deer the past week.
W. M. Phelps and Sons have
some good Iowa horses for sale, also
some good secondhand horses. w.
VI. Phelps, McIndoes.
Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury., one of
he national officers of the Congre-
Missionary society, is to L
speak in the Congregational church ]
saturday evening, at 7.15. The {
,asket ball game at Town Hall be- ]
sins at S.15, giving time for people s
O attend both. Mrs. Woodbury. is 8
rare speaker and thoroughly ]
znows conditions. in the west and |
outh. t
At the Victors meeting Friday /
vening at the vestry E. E. Gage {
nd HI. J. Burbank of ST. Johnsbury, I
Till address them. t
The annual Thanksgiving sermon S
ill be preached at the Congrega- l
ionaI church next Sunday. 7
WEST DANVILLE. S