St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-08-13
McINDOEs FALLS
Great Fun Planned for Old Home
Day-PersOnaI Items

Great Fun Planned for Old Home
Day-PersOnaI Items
Don't forget tie date of Old Home
Day, August 18th, and remember
that the famous "AIl Star Nine" of
Barnet will play the McIndoes Won
ders at 1920 a. N. with the follow
ing line up: McIndoes: G. B. Duncan,
P, Oliver Hastings, c., Robert Ken
dali, LIST B., G.. F. Winch, End B., j.
H. Goodrich, 3rd B., r. NJ. Johnson,
S. S., D. A. Nichols, L. F., NJ. Z.
Turner, C. F., W. NJ. Phelps, R. F.,
Subs: J. NJ Gibson, NJ. D., H. G.
Kent, John Finley, NJ. c. Rodgers, E.
L. Field. Barnet: A. n. GnEllian,
p, Arthur Aver, c., Walter Kendall,
1st B., H. c. HolbroOk, End B.,
Perley Aver, 3rd B., Charles Wilson,
S. S., J. @. A Lang, L. F., James
Arthur, G. F., Geo. Walker r. F.,
Subs: J. Cheney, Ed. Somers and
E. B. Chase. R. B. Gammell reluc-
family consented to umpire the
game and we expect that
he will take out an extra
Accident Policy to be prepared for
emergencies. The drama, New
the evening at the academy with the
following cast of characters: Joel
hayden, D. R. Crane; Colonel, G. B.
Standish, G. D. VanDyke; David
Garish, Percy VanDyke; Jack Ham
ilton, c. B. Duncan; Bijah Green,
Will Frazer; Sid Sparks, Alexander
Gilchrist; Daisy hayden, Adine
LAWYER; Christie Genish, Lucy Buff
fam; Blanche Standish, Mrs. c. B.
Duncan; Mirandy hayden, Nellie
Manchester; Benz. Franklin Gerrish,
Erwin Whitehill; Bessie Gerrish,
Violet Guthrie.
Misses Annie and Allie Galbraith
of New York and George Galbraith
of Passumpsic were guests at DR..
J. NJ. Gibson's last week.
Miss Florence Gibson is at South
Ryegate the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Carpenter, and uncle, George Dun
nett.
Miss A NJ. Carr is entertaining
her niece, Miss Freda Carr and
friend, Miss Dorothy Shepherd of
Newport.
Henry Annis of San Francisco has
been a guest at G. F. Winch for
several days.
Miss Anna Anderson and nephew,
Henry Bell of Walden, Mass, and
Miss Sally Anderson of New York
are spending two weeks with Mrs,
Henry Bell.
Lewis Pollard of Montpelier has
been spending several days with his
mother, Mrs. Luther Pollard and
sister, Mrs. R. A. Kendall.
/ Mrs. N A. Whitehill is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Cook of
Minnesota a bother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Ramsey of Liv-
ingston, Montana, and brother, DR..
Harry Ramsey of New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ramsey of
East Barnet spent Sunday at N. A.
Whitehill's.
Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Jarvis of
Barton have spent several days
with Mrs. Hammond's daughter, Mrs.
Clifford Chase.
Mrs. Harry Merrill left Thursday
for her home at Seattle, Wash. She
planned to spend several days with
relatives at Chicago.
M. ]. Moore returned Monday
to his work at West Thornton, N. H.
Mrs, Thompson of Newbury and
Mrs. Elmer Mills and daughter of
| Topsham were guests of Mrs. o. n.
Bedell last week. Arthur Lang of
| Post Mills who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs o. n. Bedell returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Angie Turner Moore and
children of Maiden, Mass, arespend-
ing several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Chase
Mrs. Jennie Cowles of Plymouth,
Mass, is boarding with Mrs. Henry
Bell.
F. L. Cushman of Hartford,
Conn, is spending a week with his
cousin, Eugene Field.
XNaltor Cham horIaiD iS SOaOdin0
the week at Ocean Park, Me-, with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Kent and Miss
Emma Shaw left Saturday for Old
Orchard to spend two weeks with
friends from St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Marsh of West Charleston
spent part of last week with Mrs.
Benz Manchester.
Mrs. Walter Page and baby and
Mrs John Craige of LacOnia, n. H,
spent several days at A. L. Guthrie's
the first of the week. Mrs. Robert
Hazelton of Lebanon, n. H., and
Miss Bertha HaZelton of Barnet
were guests at Mr.. Guthrie's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. VapDyke and
family went to Fairlee Saturday to
stay over Sunday. Norman and
Alice VanDyke are staying a few days
this week at 1.-THE Ledges'l with
Misses Abbie and Gladys VanDyke.
Mrs. Frank Cooney and son Geo.
of Lawrence, Mass, have moved to
their farm back of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chamberlin
and family with their company, Mr..
and Mrs. Perley White of New Yeok
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg
and daughter Bessie spent Thursday
at Lakeside, West Barnet.
Ernest James has gone to White
field, N. H., for a short visit.
Mrs. Frank Chase of Woodsville,
N. H, spent part of last week at the
home of her father, NJ. j. Moore.