St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-09-25


ond; potatoes, T. A. Christie, first,
Alex Burke, second; beets, George
Joslyn, first, John Stuart, second
turnips, John Stuart, first; collec-
ton of vegetables, E. X. Richards.
first, 7. A. Christie, second; pump
kins, Alex Burke, first, Il. A. Chris
tie, second carrots, T. A. Christie,
second; green peas, Mrs. Thomas
Christie, first; beans, Mrs. Thomas
Christie, first, Mrs. Thomas Chris
tie, second; cueumbers, Mrs. Thorn
as Christie, first; fodder corn, Rob-
Iert Williams, first, Thomas Christie,
second; field corn, Thomas Christie,
first; oats, Fred Spaulding, first.
Food and dairy products; butter, E.
X. Richards, first, Mrs. T. A. Chris
tie, second tarts, Mrs. z. K. Rich
ards, first; bread, Mrs. T. A. Chris
tie, first, Mrs. Z. K. Richards, sec
Iond; pie, Mrs. Jacob Richardson, Jr.
first; pie, mince, Mrs. Philip Wood
bury, first; cake, Mrs. Philip Wood
bury, first, Mrs. Jacob Richardson
Jr., second; maple sugar and honey,
E. X. Richard, first; maple honey, X.
F. Richards, second; preserves, best
collection, Mrs. T. A. Christie, first;
Mrs. X. f. Richards, second. Child
ren's department: bread, Rebecca
Stuart; cake, Ruth Hastings, first,
Florence Moyse, second; jelly, Mary
Reed, first, Flora Williams, second;
candy, Leona Christie; sofa pillow,
Dorothy Goodreault, first, Leona
Christie, second; preserves, Dorothy
Gray, first; Leona Christie
les to girls: table scarf, Mildred
Bradshaw; sofa pillow, Addie Will
liams; .centerpiece, Lenna King, Ida
Richardson, Marion Hastings; knit
mittens, Mildred Hartshorn; apron,
Ruth Crowell, cauliflower, Lena
Williams; essay on corn, Leona
Christie, Lena Williams, first, Ger
aid Briggs, second; embroidery,
Florence Hodgden, first, Sadie Green,
second; beets, Reginald Reed, first,
Fred Cornish, second; carrots, Ger
aid Briggs, first, Millie Cornish, sec
ond; turnips, Elmer Sortwell, first,
Gerald Briggs, second; tomatoes,
Lyle Spaulding; Kohl Rabi,
Gerald Daniels; squash, Leslie
and Stacy Carpenter; oats,
Lyle Spaulding; potatoes, Reginald
Reed; chickens, Leslie and Stacy
Carpenter; special prize; beans,
Ralph Reed; plums, Lyle Spaulding.
Owing to rain several of the sports
did not come off as advertised, but
Concord grange has reason to be
pround of it's second annual fair.
Frank Lewis of Whitefeld, N, H,
was in town Thursday on business.
Horace Miltimore of Glen Sutton,
P. O., visited his sister, Mrs. M. M.
week.
Willard Brewer is home from his
work in Meriden, Conn, i'll from ma
laria.
The ladies of the Universalist
church will hold their annual sale,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. and
8. The committees having the diff
erent departments in charge are
Mrs. F. A Brewer and Mrs. G. B.
French, aprons; fancy table, Mrs.
E. d. Lee and Mrs. F. w. Chapman;
Mrs. G. A. Miltimore;
supper, Mrs. C. @. White and Mrs.
R. J. Bennett; candy, Mrs. X. T.
Richards and Miss Helen Reed. On
Tuesday evening a hash supper will
be served in the vestry where the
sale will be held. Wednesday eve
ming the sale will be concluded in the
Town Hall, and an entertainment
given.
Mrs. H. c. Douglass of ST. Johns
bury visited Mrs. A. d. Forsaith the
last Of the week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve their annual chicken pie
supper in the vestry, Wednesday, |
October second.
Miss Helen Stearns of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday with her couisn, |
Mrs E. d. Lee.
George Crane from Danville visit
ed friends in town the past week.
Miss Verna Wilkie is working for !
Mrs r. J. Bennett.
Mrs. Fred Pierce and two child |
rem from st. Johnsbury have been |
visiting Mrs. Pierce's parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. w. T. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houston and |
son, Paul of North Woodstock, N. H., |
are spending their vacation with |
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Houston and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Wadleigh,
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Harvey, and /
Harvey of ST. Johnsbury 1
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Harvey.
Miss Jennie Beldin will hold her
millinery opening, Thursday and
Friday, October 3 and 4.
Miss Leola Forsaith of ST. Johns
bury spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Cora Bailey.
Mrs E. w. Merrill and son, Earl,
rom Orleans visited Rev. and Mrs.
). P. Chase the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goss of
Berlin, n. H, spent part of last week
With Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Carpenter.
At the annual election of the La
lies Benevolent Society of the !
Methodist church last Wednesday af-
ernoon the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi- {
lent, Mrs. Ella Reed; second vice {
president, Mrs. I. p. Chase; secre
AIRY, Mrs. Sarah Bingham; treasurer,
Mrs. Effie Gray.
Harold Virtue who was seriously b
II from poisoning the last of the week
S more comfortable at this writing. /
Miss A. N Todd, missionary from