St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-07-15
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The Dramatic Club to Resume Ac-
tivity-Other Social and Per-
SOnaI News.

The Dramatic Club to Resume Ac-
tiVity-Other Social and Per-
sOnaI News.
The Barnet Dramatic club will pre-
sent their four act drama, "Her
Friend the Enemy" at the Town
Hall, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
July 81 and "a. Ice cream will be
served both evenings. There will be
a dance Friday evening. Those TAX
ing part in the play are as follows:
Miss Eula Gochee, Miss Vivian
Lowrey, Mrs. L. E. Gilfillan, Mrs. B.
L. Galley, Walter Johnson, Brock
Duncan, Gene Wilson, Warren Chap
man, Herbert Burrill and George
CANNED. Samuel Baker from Ash
land, N H., is drilling the play.
Mildred Hall is helping Mrs. b.
L. Galley for while.
Kenneth Holbrook from Boston
has come to spend the summer at
Ben Gadley's.
Ben Gadley's step-father and step
brother from Newport, N. H., visit
ed him last week.
Mary Adams died at her home
July 4, after a few days illness fol-
lowing an operation. Mary G.. Ash
ton was born in Liverpool, England,
in 1859. She became the wife of
David Adams on July 8, 1894. All
of her married life was spent in
Barnet. They lived in Barnet vii
lage until a few years ago when
they went to take care of Robert
Stevenson in the northern part OF
the town. She was a hard working,
energetic woman, a good kind neigh
Dor, and a great help to her hus-
band in every way. Miss Sheltonager,
nurse from st. Johnsbury and Mrs.
Hall from Barnet cared for her dur
ing her last illness. The funeral was
held at Barnet Center church, Mon
day, July 6. Rev. Brownlee preach
ed the sermon and the choir sang
favorite selections. The interment
was in the cemetery at Barnet
Center. The flowers were very beau
tiful She leaves to mourn her loss
her husband, David Adams, and q
child that had lived with them some
time, Alice Gravitt. She has no
other near relatives. There were
some cousins from st. Johnsbury
who attended the funeral besides a
good many neighbors and friends
from Barnet.
John WEIGH and wife are spend
ing some time at the Lakeside House
at Harvey's Lake, West Barnet.
Mrs. Henry Cowles and children,
who have been spending a week at
G. B. Whitney's, returned to their
home in Lyndonville Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Leslie Mckinley
from Newbury brought an infant for
burial in the cemetery at Barnet
Center last week.
Miss Dorothy Waldron from st.
Johnsbury spent last week with Ruth
Gilfllan.
Mrs. George Blair from Wilder
spent a day with her husband at
Gene Wilson's last week. They have
sold their place at Wilder and were
looking for a place to buy.
SybeI Baker from Conticook, N.
H, visited Ruth and Florence Wild
er last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Pocock and
SON, Allen, and Miss Alice House
spent the weekend at "The
Glenns"
Mrs. Emma Aiken and dauhter,
Clara, from Groveland, Mass, are
visiting at Albert Farnsworth's.
Mrs. Anna Gillian started Mon
day for trip to Burlington with Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Pocock. They will
be gone a week, making the trip
in Mr.. Pocock's auto.
The Christian Endeavor society
will hold an entertainment in the
Town Hall, Friday evening, July II.
The entertainment will consist of
a male quartette from St. Johns
bury and Miss Leslie Cady from ST.
Johnsbury, whistler. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake will be serv-
ed.
The Camp Fire Girls will take a
trip through the White Mountains
Thursday, making the trip in Don
Judkins' auto.
Miss Edith Wallace has been
spending a week with Mrs. Margaret
Hale at West Barnet.
Two automobile loads of Mrs.
Gadley's friends from Springfield,
Mass, called on them Saturday on
their way to the cottage at West
Barnet. There were II of them at
the cottage Sunday.