St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-04-15

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Dance at Town Hall Friday Night
Ladies' Aid Elect Old Officers
and Make Plans For the
Year
Sabbath. May Bird, will be Go-to-
Church day at Barnet Center. A..
E. Brownlee minister.
Ruth Wilder entertained the
Campfire Girls at A. N. Gilfllan's
sugar camp Thursday afternoon.
E. o. Wilson was in st. Johns
bury Wednesday, and Alice Cush-
man was Friday.
Henry GiIhllan is gaining so fast
that they are beginning to talk about
coming home.
Visitors in st. Johnsbury Satur-
day were Vivian Lowrey, Belle Park
er and Ned Somers.
There will be dance in the Town
hall, Friday evening. The Barnet
band and Hodges orchestra will
furnish music for We ancient and
modern dances, Robert Kelley of Nc
Indoes will call the changes, and the
G. B. B. club will furnish refresh
ments. Don't forget the date.
In spite of the snow and cold
Sunday, spring hats Rnd suits we're
in evidence for Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson spent Tues
day with Mrs. Ray WEIGH at East
Barnet
Miss Eula Gochee entertained the
G. B. B. club Tuesday evening at the
home of Martin Turner.
Mrs. Smith has been sick the past
week.
Mrs. Nettie Kendall went Satur-
day to care for her sister in West
Burke who is sick with the grip.
Do not forget to save your old
rubber for the social the first week
of May.
There will be a lecture on Mexico
Thursday evening at the church at
eight O'Clock sharp
Vivian Lowrey spent Friday in
East Barnet with Portia McGill.
Mrs. w. J. HASTE spent Sunday
with Mr.. HASTE in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Christina Hall returned Mon
day to her school in North Easton,
Mass.
Harry Mason is here from Boston,
called by the death of his brother
Halls wife at Orleans.
E. B. Chase spent Sunday in Lyn-
donville returning home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Field returned
home Friday morning. Friday night
they went to their now home in Lyn-
don. Mrs. Fields sister Christina
accompanied them, returning home
The Ladies' Society met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Harvey Phelps
to make out the calendars for the
year.
Mrs. Arthur Lamb, Mrs. Saurin
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Park
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Carter
the funeral of Mrs. Hale
Mason at Orleans, Saturday.
Howard Elliott has pink eye.
The schools in the village began
with the same teachers as
last term, Miss Moore of McIndoes
in the primary room and Belle Park |
er in the grammar school.
Joseph Cheney went to Hanover, |
N. H. last week Saturday for the |
purpose of having an operation on |
his ear, but by the advice of the |
surgeon the operation was deferred |
At the annual business meeting of |
the Ladies Society, it was voted to |
deposit ten dollars, ($10.00), as the
nucleus of fund to be used to
furnish the new vestry which we ex-
Dect to have in the near future. 1t
vas also voted to hold meetings reg
1larly on the first Friday of each
month. With a few exceptions the
I'D officers were elected.
E. H. Rollins of CRANKY, Conn,
Tisited at B. L. Gadley's last week
Mrs. Arthur Lamb spent Friday
It st. Johnsbury.
Raymond Campbell spent last
week in the family of his brother,
Will, at Concord, N. H.
Miss Dorcas Aver spent the week
md with friends at Passumpsic.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Winch of
Turner's Falls, Mass, were guests
If Mrs. H. J. Phelps last week, Satur-
lay.
Mrs. B. L. Galley spent Monday
n st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. James Morgan visited her
laughter, Mrs. Pliny Douse at Pas
Thursday.
James Cheney has sold his farm
O Sherburn Lang of Lyndonville, and
lis stock to A. e. Carter.
Harry Mason of Boston, visited
riends in town the first part of this
week.
WANTED-1OO COWS to freshen
n the Fall. A. e. Carter. Adv. |