St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-01-15
DanviHe
Officers Elected For Fire District
No. Orange and Social Acti-
Vities

nual meeting at Town Hall Jan. 8,
and elected the following officers
for the coming year: w. e. Heath,
moderator; c. H. Wilson, clerk;
G. F. Morrill,, ]. w. ellis, H. M. Os-
good, committee; Asa Wesson, treas
urer; S. N. Ingalls,, collector; W. F..
Mccormick, chief engineer; w. H.
Cass, superintendent; A. E. Currier,
c. E. Libbey, H. b. Morrill,, auditors.
Danville Grange, No. 325 will
hold it's regular meeting Tuesday
evening, Jan. FL. Motto for evening
With Malice Toward None, With
Charity For All, With Firmness in
the Right as God Gives US to See the
Right" Program, song, Mrs. George
Crane; question, What Was Your
eral discussion, What Can the
Grange do in This Vicinity that Will
be Appreciated? What Can We Do
in the Grange to Develop a Higher
Manhood and Womanhood Among
Ourselves?; reading; song by the
grange.
Mrs. George B. Clark died at the
Brightlook hospital at st. Johnsbury
Wednesday, Jan. 8th. Marion c.
Ward was the daughter of Samuel
H. and Ruth w. Ward and was born
at North DanVille, Feb. 16, 1853. On
Nov. 5, 1873 she was united in
marriage to George B. Clark. Two
children were born to them, Eva,
Mrs. E. H. Badger of Passumpsic,
and Harley Clark of this place. The
funeral was held from the house
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock,
her pastor, Rev. ]. F. Schneider Off
ciating. There were vocal selections
by Mrs. p. H. Mcdonald and Mrs.
J. E. Tinker. Mrs. Clark was a mem
Der of the Congregational church
and was a quiet, home loving Wom-
an and will be greatly missed by
her family as well as by many
friends. Besides her husband left
to mourn her loss she is survived by
four brothers, Andrew ]. Ward OF
st. Johnsbury; Frank Ward of West
Burke; Rev. Hiram Ward of Florida
and Wesley Ward of Danville.
By the will of the late Mrs. Abba
Ingalls, the following public requests
were made: $500 to the Methodist |
church here and $500 to the MeLho-
to the Village Improvement society |
and $500 to the DanVilIe Cemetery |
Fund.
Mrs. Gertie Greenbank and daugh-
ter, Miss Susie Greenbank left last
Friday night for Tacoma, Wash, |
where they will visit Mrs. Green
banks son, Linn Greenbank.
The 500 Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. G. H. Davis last |
Thursday evening and on Monday |
evening was entertained by Miss Lii |
liam Worthen.
Miss Bertha West is quite i'll.
Miss Helene Hack played the
pipe organ at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning in the
absence of the organist, Miss Gladys
Mcdonald.
Miss Grace Bartlett has been i'll
several weeks with the grip.
In place of the regular midweek
service at the Congregational church
next Thursday evening a meeting of
all Sunday school officers and work
ers and all that are interested in
the Sunday school will be held
The next entertainment in the lee
ture course will be given Saturday
evening, Jan. Is at the Town Hall,
by the Phyllisian Entertainers.
Mrs. Vera Darling and son, Lee
roy of Wolcott spent last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Stratton.
Mrs. Fred Langmaid of Green's
Doro is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Peck.
Miss Julia Collins who has been ]
at West Rumney was at
nome here over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Colby and Isaac Col
1y of Fitchburg, spent a part of
asst week at ]. w. Gillis'.
Mrs E. J. Potts of Boston visited
l. A - To-
The Willing Workers will hold a
social and will serve a regular sup
ger at the Methodist church this
week Friday night.
Washburn Lodge No. go, F. and A.
W. hold their regular meeting ct !
he Masonic Hall Wednesday even :
ng, Jan. %. /
George Smith of Walden visited at
Grs. Ida Bartlett's one day last
week. !
A very quiet wedding took place
It the home of Mrs. Mary Hartshorn ]
asst Wednesday at noon when her t
'nly daughter, Blanche E., was unit ]
ID in marriage to Foster Greenbank. {
The ceremony was performed by |
Rev. J. F. Schneider in the presence |
# the immediate family, the single |
ing service being used. The bride [
vas attired in a brown suit Mr.. and I
Irs. Greenbank went at once to ]
heir home. Mrs. Greenbank is a {
graduate of ST. Johnsbury Academy |
nd has until the past year been a {
popular teacher here in town and g
10Th she and Mr.. Greenbank have a '
lost of friends.
DR.. c. H. Merrill of ST. Johnsbury '
reached at the Congregational 1
hurch last Sunday morning, Rev. '
:. F. Schneider being at Hardwick a
7here he spoke Sunday morning.
The new officers of the Sunday d
chool of the Congregational church
or the coming year are: Mrs. A. z.
iurrier, superintendent. Mrs. CurrieU g
Or many years has been the efficient d
uperintendent of the primary de-
artment and is now transferred to b
he corresponding position of the F
lain school, Her former place will C
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