St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-01-22
McINDoE FALLS
cinderella In FIowerIand'' Su,
cessfuIIy Observation-Disclosures

cinderella In F1owerIand" Sue
cessfuIIy observation-disclosures
In spite of the icy streets Friday
evening large and appreciative au
dience witnessed the operetta,
Cinderella in Flowerland" given by
the grammar and primary schools
The cast of characters were as fol-
lows: Cinderella or Meadow Daisy.
Violet Guthrie; the prince, Howard
White; Robin Red, Erwin White
hill; the fairy and godmother,
Gladys billiard; two proud sisters,
Alice White and Alice Blair; sweet
briar, Beryl Stevens; poppy, Dorothy
Blair, mignonette, Ethel Ramsey;
pansy, Julia Smith; buttercup, Mad
cline Chamberlin; daffodil, Ethel
Covel; sweet pea, Theresa Liddle;
violet, Myrtle Winchester; four sun
beams, Marion Shanty, Kathleen
Larvey, Dorothy Nichols and Olive
Covel; three raindrops, Percy Hill
lard, John Whitehill and Harold
Covel; two butterflies, Marion Hill
and Blanche Larvey and bonnie
bee, John Whitehill. The operetta
was a decided success. The parts
were well assigned and the costumes
were very pretty. Much praise is
due the music teacher, Miss Blake,
and the teachers, Miss Margaret
Coveny and Miss Nellie Manchester
who trained the children so success
fully. The receipts were $24 after
paying all expenses.
Mrs. Charles Manchester and Mrs
M. d. Hunt have been sick. Only one
new case of measles was reported
last week, the youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dow.
E. F. Flood was in Woodstock
several days last week.
Kimball Marshall of Wells River
spent Saturday with his sister, Mrs.
William Kimball.
Miss Catherine Robe of East Bar
net was the guest of Miss Violet
Guthrie, the last of the week.
Bernard Chase returned last week
from Montpelier where he has been
for several months.
Mrs. William Ramsey of East
Barnet was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Newton WhitehiIl, Friday and
Saturday.
The McIndoes basket ball team
went to Danville Friday night to
play against the team there, the
score being 48 to 26 in favor of
Danville.
Miss Mildred Colby of Danville
was the guest of Mrs. John Bishop
last Tuesday.
George Blair has moved his fam
lily from w. H. Gilchrist's house into
the house vacated by George Kid
ney.
Bliss Farrar of Hardwick is at
Newton WhitehiII's for a few days
Miss Alice Coveny of St. Johns
bury spent Friday and Saturday
with her sister, Miss Margaret Gov
eny.
Mrs. H. c. Kent, district deputy
grand marshal with the district dep
uty went to Concord Friday even
ing where they installed the officers
of the Rebekah lodge. This week
they go to West Burke Tuesday
night, Wells River Wednesday
night and Bradford Friday night.
Mrs. N. J. Simpson of Lisbon, N. |
H., has been the guest of her sis |
ter, Mrs. William Kibby, the past
week.
DR.. Leonard Dickson of Chinook |
Montana, is visiting his brother and
sister, John Dickson and Miss Clara
Dickson.
The John Dickson farm, house
hold goods and other property were
sold at auction last Thursday. Len.
wood Whitehill of East Ryegate !
bought the farm for Sill, $50.
Mrs. G.. F. Winch is spending the
week at Montpelier with Mr.. Winch
Miss Alberta Nelson of Monroe, N |
H., is keeping house for her.
Mrs. Guy Metcalf of st. Johnsbur!
and Mrs. F. H. Goodale of Barnet
were guests of Mrs. r. M. Johnson
on Thursday
Word was received Monday of the
birth of a daughter, Margaret Luz
ellie, to Prof and Mrs. Walter G
Cameron, January 10, at Providence
R. 1.