St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-14


carrots, Mildred Joslin first. Harold
Chapman seconds cucumbers, Ray
mond Douglass first, Garland Lewis
second; peck potatoes, Earl Joslin
first Rupert McGinnis second; pump
kin, Merlin Bradshaw first; tomatoes,
Raymond Douglass first; pair chick
ems, Grace Hull first; loaf of bread,
Airline Jock first; loaf of cake, Ida
Richardson first, can of preserves,
Airline Jock first and second; jelly,
Marion Hastings first, Dorothy JOS
lin second; home made candy, Alban
Baker first, Marcus Smith second;
embroidery, Huldah Burbank first;
special prizes of 10c each were given
Mildred Joslin, onions; Willard Bak-
e., candy; Maud Joslin and Harold
Virtue, apples. Second division in
Guiding children from IL to 10 years
of age: peck apples, Jacob Richard
son 3rd first; peck beets, John Good
reault first; carrots, John Goodreault
first, Evelyn Streeter second; pump
kin, Louis Vachon first; Ralph Reed
second; radishes, Belle Burbank first
ana second; hubbard squash, Evelyn
Streeter first, Ruth Crowen second;
loaf of cake, Belle Burbank first;
preserves, Ruth Crowell first, Arts
Bonnet second; candy, Belle Bur-
bank first; sofa pillow, Marion Bur-
bank fist, Ruth Crowel second; en-
broidery, Marion Burbank first, Alice
Reed second; drawing, Claude Mtlt1-
more first, Louis Vachon second;
Quilt, Lyle Spaulding first; special
prizes of 10c each given to Jacob
Richardson 3rd, potatoes; Lyle
Spaulding. flowers; Dorothy Good
reault, embroidery; Dorothy Good
reault, sofa pillow; Dorothy Good
reault, crocheting; Clayton Powers,
apples. Special prize offered Tor
best display cooking was given Mar
ion Burbank and Gertrude Gleason.
Special prize for best display of plain
sewing was given to Marion Burbank
and Dorothy Goodreault.
Magazine Club No. 2 at their an
nual meeting voted to subscribe for
the following magazines for the en-
suing year: Woman's Home Compan-
ion. Good Housekeeping, American,
Cosmopolitan, Everybody's, Techn1-
cal World, Worlds Work, Scribner's,
Country Life in America.
Remember the lecture couse en-
tertainment 'HThe Eastern Girls" at
the Town hall this "wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Helen Burroughs was guest
of st. Johnsbury friends the last OF
the week.
E. A. Gray spent last week in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. A. ]. Corriveau of st. Johns
bury was a recent guest OF her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Stacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Ber-
lin. N H., were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Christie part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie and their guests
spent Tuesday in Bethlehem, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cutting and
son Basil are spending two weeks IN
Lowell, Mass.
| Frank Winkley who has spent the
summer at E. H. Bazin's returned
Monday to his home in Carlisle, Mass.
f. R. Joslin is improving his block
by coat of paint.
Mrs. George Wheeler of White Riv-
er Junction was a guest OF Mrs. r..
! A. Gray, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Augusta Davis, who has peen
sre DING a week at her home mere
returned to st. Johnsbury Saturday
where she will spend the winter with
he .auehte- Mrs. Abby Hudson.
Mrs. Lafa Smith was in Barton Tor
| the Weekend with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Harvey and
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer and
daughter Madelaine of st. Johnsbury,
M. and Mrs Richard Hooker OF
Groveton, N. H., were guests. at the
hon of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harvey
the first of the week.