St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-08-19
NORTH DANVILLE
Banquet Served at Stanton Lodge
Many Personal Items.

Many personal Items.
On the evening of Tuesday, Au-
gust II, the family and guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Stanton, Stanton
Lodge, were rendered a compliment
airy banquet by George Bass of
Brooklyn, n. Y, who, with his
family, is spending the month of
August at the Lodge. The weather
prevented the serving of the spread
on the lawn as originally intended,
but no one had occasion to regret
the change to indoors. At half past
seven O'Clock, Mr.. Bass announced
his preparations completed, and led
the way to the (stone-paved) ban
quoting hall which was Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns. The long
table constructed especially for the
occasion by the host of the evening,
was most attractive, with its white
napery and rows of delicacies. Each
guest found his seat by diligently
searching for the plate which bore
his name inscribed thereon. At each
place was a bright noSegay. When
the company was seated the host
brought on his first course, a most
savOry cOncoction which always wins
for him great prestige as a chef
among those privileged to partake.
The remaining courses followed in
due order, each most skilfully pre-
pared and attractively served. The
liquid refreshments (strictly temper
ate) added not a little to the gen
eral enjoyment. At the end of the
tenth course, which brought the ban
quet to a close, the company by a
rising vote expressed to Mr.. Bass
their appreciation of his skill as chef
nd fhnfT~ hoT
able evening.
cago, a resident of this place 5
years ago, was brought here for
burial Friday. Services we're held
at the church and interment was in
the Massey cemetery beside his wife.
His daughter, Nellie, and son, Scion,
and George Pope came with the re-
mains. They are stopping at Garlic
ton Chickering's. Mr.. Pope is
cousin of Mr. Chickering and
nephew of Mrs. Chas Green of St
Johnsbury.
Fred Gadapee and daughter, Jen-
ME, and her grand mother, Mrs
Elvira Badger, went on the excur-
sion to Old Orchard Sunday Jennie
and Mrs. Badger will spend the week
at Ocean Park
Clara Clifford spent Saturday and
Sunday at c. c. Massey's.
Florence Clifford visited Ethel
Drew the weekend.
Mrs. Ora Drew is sick and Mr..
Drew is not very well at this writ
ing.
William Clifford took Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass and daughter, Ruth, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss Drake of
Boston to Willoughby Lake in his
auto Thursday. They are spending
some time at the home of George
Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lawson
visited at the home of their niece,
Mrs. Martin Sanborn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sanborn of
st. Johnsbury visited at the home of |
his niece. Mrs. Lizzie Stanton, Satur- |
day and Sunday.
Guests of Horace Goodwin and |
family Sunday were his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. M. Goodwin and brother,
of Woodsvi1le, his sister /
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /
Greer and Mrs. Eva Greer of New |
bury.
Visitors at Herbert Wards the /
past week were DR.. and Mrs George
Ward of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henry and son and Madame
Henry, Mrs. Joe Gibson and Mrs.
Paul Burns, and Mrs. Burns of New
York city.
Freeman Peck is at Dixville Notch
visiting.
Herbert Ward has been at Lyn-
donville attending the campmeeting.
Mrs. Piche and son, Charles, who
have been visiting at George Bedor's
nave returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kelsey of
Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting at the
home of their cousin, William Glenn
snt. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey attended