St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-02-05
Concord.
Successful Spelling School-Onicers
of Trout Brook Creamery Associa-
ton

ton
The spelling contest of the grades
Of the Judevine Memorial school and
the Castle school at the town hall,
Friday evening was well attended
and much enjoyed by those present.
After a short program consisting of
recitations and music the contest be-
gan by the first division consisting
of the first, second and third grades.
The winners in this division were
Paul Lilicrap and Gerald Daniels
failing on the same word. In the
second division, the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades, Florence Hodgden of
grade six won with Marian Hast
ings, grade four, second. The win
ner of the third division consisting
of grades seven, eight and nine was
Reginald Reed of the Castle school
with Harold Lunnie second. The
receipts from the sale of boxes was
S16.13 the proceeds to be used in
paving premiums in the children's
department at the grange fair.
The annual meeting of Trout
Brook Creamery Association was
held Friday, January 81, and the
following officers elected: Clerk.
Rupert B. Cutting; president, DR..
R. T. Johnson; manager and treas
urer. M. B. Carpenter; directors, DIR.
R. T. Johnson, G. E. James, H. J,
Goss, John E. Smith, M. B. Carpen-
! ter; auditors, Fred Brewer, E. w.
Brown and H. E. Woodbury.. Last
year was the banner year. Taking
| in nearly 1 100000 pounds of cream
and making over 100000 pounds of
| butter. The net receipts amounted
to between $4,000 and 100000.
n
Belden, Mrs. Ellen Scales and Mrs.
| Clarence Cutting are the social COM
mittee at the Universalist church for
February.
The Phylisian Entertainers gave
fine entertainment at the town hall,
last Tuesday evening. The musical
| numbers by Miss Hammond we're
| highly enjoyable and the reader, Miss
Farrow, by her attractive personality
and her natural and vivacious man
ner Of Interpretation delighted the
audience to the close.
Rev. B. F. Butler. spoke at the
Universalist church Sunday even
ing on Social Diseases and their
Effects"
D. w. Williams who has been
i'll at his home at the Corner has
returned to his work in St. Johns
bury.
Miss Julia Moore has returned
from Boston and is i'll at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Streeter.
Horace Lindsay who has been
in failing health for some time is
i quite i'll at this writing.
| Woodbury. w. r. G.. and G. A. R.
will hold their annual visit at their
hall, Wednesday, Feb. u, Lincoln s
birthday. Dinner will be served
and social enjoyed as usual.
All members of the Methodist
Episcopal church are urgently re-
quested to be present at the fourth
quarterly conference to be held in
the vestry Thursday eevning, Feb.
6. District superintendent r. F.
Lowe will be present.
Friday afternoon at 1.30 there
will be an institute on Evangelism
at the Methodist church conducted
by Supt. Lowe and Rev. F. A. Wood
worth of Lyndonville At six o'clock
a free banquet will be served to all
the members and those interested
in the Methodist Sunday school.
All are invited to bring photo taken
in early life. There will be radi-
opticon and a guessing contest or
, the photographs. Also bring any
post cards you would like to see or
the screen. Supt. Lowe and Rev
Woodwork will be present and give
short addresses.
!, BY invitation Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
: Stacy and Rev. and Mrs. l. 2
Chase partook of a bountiful dinner
and enjoyed a social hour with Mrs
M. G. Dodge last Wednesday. Mrs
Dodge has been in feeble health fol
several months, and her many
friends will be glad to know that she
was able to serve dinner unaided.
Miss Bertha Wright went to he1
! home in Waterford for the weekend
Charles James and Herbert Co.'S
: of Berlin, N. H., were at M. B. Car
penter's last week.
L. W. Hastings of ST. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with his family here.
Miss Lucia Grant of East Con
b cord has been a guest of her sister
). Mrs. Harry Morton.
t The following officers have beel
S elected to serve in the Young Peo
: pies Christian Union for the en-
!, suing year: President. Mrs. Wal
e ter Chaplin; vice president, Mis-
[. Louise Chapman; secretary, Mis-
e Sadie Green; treasurer, Mrs. Alic
g Richards; relief committee, Mrs
e E. H. Bazin and Ruth Hastings; look
If out committee, Alice Reed and Thel
It ma Williamson. The following sup
erintendents for the evening meet
II ings we're appointed: A. class, Mrs
It Ellen Scales; B. class. Mrs. G.
French; G. class, Mrs. Alice Richards
h J. K. Bennett was confined to tn
B bed the first of the week caused by
fall on the ice.
k John Cornish has gone to Barton
work in the granite sheds.
y George Hatch of Littleton, N. H
"a and daughters, Mrs. Ralph Marsh @
Littleton, N. H., and Miss Rutl
J. Hatch of St. Johnsbury are visitin
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Z
e J. Williams.
IS Mrs Mary Brigham who has bee
i'll for several weeks was a guest O
Is Mrs. George Hastings last Wednes
b.