St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-30

G. Aiken, Alex d. Gibson; cabbage
John +. Whitehill, G. Raymond
Moore; cora. Raymond G. wheeler
Harley NJ Gates; parsnips, Raymond
G. Wheeler; pumpkin, Merle K Har-
vey, John +. Whitehill; radishes,
Matt b. Burbank; turnip, Loren f.
Bort, William A. Smith; carrots,
Alice NJ. Gillander, Fife NJ. RondIe;
cucumbers, Harley M. Gates, Erwin
N. Whitehill; tomatoes, Waldo G.
Aiken, Efie M. Rondle; squash, Matt
B. Burbank, Waldo G. Aiken; stalk
of corn, Raymond C. Campbell, Oil
yer G. Hastings; collection Of mount
ed wild flowers, So specimens Brock
A. Somers. Judges on needlework,
Mrs. w. H. Johnson, Mrs. Margaret
B. Hale and Miss Carrie Somers.
Prizes awarded; embroidery Gladys
A. Bryant, Margaret E. Warden;
fancy work, Nellie c. McCondach,
Gladys A. Bryant; dolls aprons by
grades 1 and 2, Francis Hatley, Muir
iel E. Dow; print apron, grades 3 and
4, Isabelle Nelson. Addie M. Arthur;
print apron, grades 5 to 9 inclusive,
Mary l.. Warden, Harriet E. Elliott;
sofa pillow, Madeline E. Chamber
lin, Katy Wheeler; drawing, Regi-
maid G. Newman, Mary Z. Warden.
Judges on cooking, Mrs. L. E. Gil
fillan, Mrs. r. B. Gammell, Mrs B.
serves, Ruby A. Blain, Marion Coop
er; jelly, Mary A. Orr, Erwin N.
Whitehill; bread, Eunice M. Hast
ings; cake, Ruth M. Shatney, Mary
E. Warden; candy, Laura S. Dow,
George H. Amadon. Judges on wood
work and poultry, E. A. Wiley,
George Quimby and J. @. A. Lang.
Prizes awarded; article made with
carpenter tools, Raymond G. Camp
bell, Oliver G. Hastings; leather ar
ticle, Henry r. Bailey; chickens,
Margaret E. Warden, Mildred Goss;
duck, Herman E. Hoyt, Gladys NJ.
Hilliard; collection of apples, one
of kind, Ruby A. Blain. Edwin J.
Robinson. The winners in the con-
test will take their exhibit to the
final contest at St. Johnsbury. Fol-
lowing the exhibit at the school
house hall were two addresses and
two songs at the Town Hall at two
O'Clock. S. N. Stimson of ST. Johns
lebury spoke then, the school child
rem sang a song. then Prof. F. B.
jerks from U. V. M, Burlington,
gave an address. This was follow
ed by another song by the children.
DIR. Sam Baker has a position in
Woodsville and began work Monday
Mrs. Baker and Dorothy
him.
Mrs. Mary Judkins and Mrs. Sarah
Trussen are visiting at Don Judkin's.
Belle Parker, Vivian Lowrey, .Eu-
la Gochee, Max HoIbrook, Eta Swan
and Don Judkins attended the play, |
Under Cover" at st. Johnsbury,
Friday evening at the Colonial thea
tire.
The Johnston family and the Claud
Gillian family made a trip to the
White mountains Sunday.
Mrs Nettie Kendall and Mrs Min |
ME Campbell attended the banquet
at the new ST. Johnsbury house given
by w. j. Bigelow, editor of The Gale
DOMAIN, Wednesday, Sept. 80.
Albert J. Laing of Burlington, re-
the Vermont Anti-saloon
League, will give an illustrated lee
ture at the church, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. z, under the auspices of the
Brotherhood.
Mrs. S. L. Holbrook of South Wey-
Mass, is visiting at B. L.
Gadley's.
The Ladies Society will hold a
harvest dinner at the school house
hall, Friday. Oct. g. In the after
noon the ladies will sew on the
aprons for the sale In December.
Edith Harris from Orleans has
been visiting Mrs. George Walker.
Fred Huntress and Miss Harris were
quietly married at Orleans last week.
Mrs Bert Wilson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Oscar Field from Lyndon has
been spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Johanna Hall.
Len Champany came home from
Hospital, St. Johnsbury,
He went to the hospital
five weeks ago to- be operated on for
He is gaining now.
Mr. and Mrs. Han Merritield from