St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-07

Christie, first, Mrs. John Edney, sec
ond; flowers, Mrs. Helen Lindsey,
first, Mrs. George Whipple, second;
spreads, Miss Jennie BeIdin, first,
Mrs. Ina Richardson, second; sofa
pillow, Miss Florence Hodgdon, first,
Mrs. John Edney, second; ciocheting,
Mrs. Ida Richards, first, Mrs. Fred
Goodreault, second; bread, Mrs c..
A. Miltimore, first, Mrs. Ida Christie,
second; butter, Mrs. Ida Richards,
first, Mrs. Ida Christie, second; cake,
Mrs. 0. w. Baker, first, Mrs. Ida
Christie, second; pie, Mrs. Ida Chris
tie, first and second; pumpkins, Mrs.
Carrie Boutwell,, first, George Whip
pie, second; hubbard squash, T. ].
Christie, first, X. +. Richards, second;
citron, Mrs. Ida Christie, first; Gu
cumbers, Mrs. Christie, first; oyster
plant, Leona Christie, second; Bos-
ton marrow squash, Mrs. Christie,
first; half long carrots, T. J. Christie,
first; long carrots, George Whipple,
first; Belgian carrots, T. ]. Christie,
first, George Whipple, second; beans,
Mrs. Christie, first; great tomatoes,
Mrs. Christie, first; sunflowers, Clyde
Crowell, first, T. j. Christie, second;
table beets, Marsh Joslin, first; stock
beets, George Whipple, first; pickle
cucumbers. Mrs. Christie, second; po-
tatoes, I. j. Christie, first, G. A Mil
timOre, second; apples, best collec-
ton, George Emery, first, T. J. Chris
tie, second. The prizes in the differ
ent contests were won as follows:
potato race, John Stuart, first, Man
sci Jewell, second; sack race, John
Stuart, first, Marcus Smith, second;
nail driving contests, Helen Morton,
ircf
Mrs. Ida Richards, first, Mrs. George
McGinnis, second; three leg race,
John Stuart and Russell Moyse, first,
Clayton Powers and Charlie Owens,
second; bicycle race, Harold Smith,
first, Felix Mcqueen, second; tug of
war, Grange; grain race, K. F. Rich
ards.
The engagement is announced of
Mrs. Irena w. Danforth of Newbury
to Harry E. Currier OF this place.
The annual sale of the First Uni
versalist church will be held Wednes-
day and Thursday, Oct. 21-22, with
the following committees in charge
of The different departments: Supper,
Mrs. George Hastings, Mrs. R. ].
Bennett; fancy work, Mrs. X. +. !
Richards. Miss Helen Reed candy, |
Miss Ellen Hutchinson, Mrs. +. w. |
Chapman; aprons, Mrs. f. A. Brew
er, Mrs. G.. b. French; entertainment, |
Mrs G. A. Miltimore, Mrs. C. F. Cut
ting.
THE Eastern Girls" will appear
in the town hall, Wednesday evening, |
Oct. Ia, as the first attraction in the |
V. |. S. Lecture Course.
Extensive repairs have been made !
on the covered bridge.
A large number of progressives |
and democrats were in Guildhall, |
Wednesday to attend county conven-
ton.
The L. B. Society added $30.35 to
the treasury from their chicken pie
supper, Wednesday evening.
AT the 22nd annual meeting of |
District No. 3, to be held in Lyndon
vile, Wednesday evening, Oct. IA,
Adah Chapter, No. 80, o. E. S. is to
exemplify the ritual.
Jock Moulton of New Bedford,
Mass, visited at F. J. Bedell's the
past week.
Mrs. Alma Davis, Misses Bertha
and Ellen Louie from Passumpsic,
and Ed Stanton of Danville have been
recent guests of Misses Nellie and
Jennie Ranney.
Lafa Smith, who is suffering from
blood poisoning has closed his mar
ket for a short time and is visiting
his parents in Barton.
Frank Morton of Plymouth, N. H.,
spent part of last week with his
brother, Dyer Morton. Mrs. Albert
Howe and Miss Inez Howe of St.
JohnsbuTy were Sunday guests at the
Morton home.