St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-12-22
EAST BURKE
Grange and Sons and Daughters of
Liberty Elect Officers.

EAST BURKE
Grange and Sons and Daughters of
Liberty Elect Officers.
(Mrs. B. F. Humphrey, Correspond
ent)
Wednesday night, Dec. Is, the fol-
lowing officers were elected at Mar
tina Washington Council No. 3, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty: Councillor
Fred Lund; associate councillor Will
Story; vice-councilor, Sadie Lund; as
sociate vice-councilor, Mary V. Bel
den; recording secretary, Angie L.
| Humphrey; financial secretary, Nellie
Jeffrey; treasurer. William H. jeffrey;
associate recording secretary, Ella Gill
son; guide, Tressie Phillips; inside
guard Alvin Wilson; outside guard.
Bion F. Humphrey; junior ex. associ-
ate councillor. Grace Story; trustee,
Bion F. Humphrey.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the Grange,
Tuesday evening: Worthy master, My
ron H. ellison; overseer, Willie L..
Jenkins; lecturer, Mabel Vance; stew
ard, Michael Cohen; assistant stew
ard, George Cole; chaplain, Addie
Ball; treasurer, Harvey Horner; rec
ording secretary. Harry w. WinsloW;
financial secretary, Ray Burlington;
Jennie ellison; Pomona, Elva Harvey;
Flora, Ella Webster; lady assistant
steward. Grace Cole. At the next
meeting Tuesday, Dec. %, the ladies
degree team will confer the third and
fourth degrees on several candidates.
The gentlemen will furnish the supper,
| Clyde ellison, Freeman Lang, Harry
Winslow, committee.
/ J. Milo Jeffrey from Montpelier
seminary is spending the holidays
with his parents here.
i John Magill, who has been spending
some time here with his brother, Rob,
i has returned to his home IN Lower
ireland, P. @.
Charles Norton and family and Mr..
and Mrs Albert Norton have returned
from the White mountains, where they
have been for several months, and are
moving into the Smith house in Pink
ham.
Harold Batchelder and Dustin
Briggs are working for Ira M. Hunter.
i The next meeting of General Sheri-
dan Council, No. &c, Jr. Q. U. A. M.
Monday night, Dec. 81, will be election
of officers.
The basket ball team from Lyndon
vile played with the boys here last
Wednesday night. The Lyndonville
team which was composed of profess
SIGNALS who had been on the floor a
great many times easily defeated the
bows here who had not been together
before.
Prof. Harry w. Winslow left Sat
urday morning for Nashua, n. H, to
spend Christmas with friends, return
ing to his school Monday.
The third entertainment in this
seasons lecture course last Monday
night by Clarence Campbell and w1fe
! was very interesting and drew full
house.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet next Wednesday and
have dinner with Mrs. John Reach.
The Boy Scouts recently filled Mrs.
Sarah Lanes woodshed with good
hardwood which they canvassed the
: village for money to purchase. Tney
have also earned a nice flag by 10
, fleet, and are always on the alert to DO
! Ssome good for some one.
Last Wednesday night Mr.. Wins
p low gave a farewell supper to Michael
= J. Cohen and his brother patrol lead
err assistant patrol leader and the
, only local Scout in East Haven, Ar
, thur Sherburn, George Mathers and
Charles o. Wright. The guests found
attractive place cards at their seats
and the table was very prettily decor
q ated The menu was as follows:
' Soups, meat and potato with tomato
9 dressing jellies, ices and cookies,
$ cakes and hot chocolate. After sup
, per the boys retired to Mr.. Winslow' S
l den where a social hour was spent and
ilater went to the Scout hall to the
basket ball game.
Mrs Frank Temple is visiting her
! sister, Mrs. Ellen Gile, in st. Johns
bury for a few days.
? The teachers and scholars went to
5 West Burke Friday afternoon to at
tend the moving pictures at the Gem
theater Miss Floy Gibson drove over
2 with scholars from her room and the
= upper class room went on foot, only
r eight Scouts being able to go. They
were under the management of patrol
' leader, Arthur Sherburn, and his as
= sistants.
Mrs I. D. Bemis spent few days
l last week with her sister, Mrs Hattie
Harris.
Mrs ]. D. Lawton was a visitor in
ST. Johnsbury Wednesday and Thurs
day.
, H D. Webster was in White River
Junction on business Wednesday and
Thursday.
, Fred Davis and mother, Mrs. U. T.
Davis, spent the day Sunday at Eli
EaStman'S.
, Walter Wheeler has moved from
the Bundy house to st. Johnsbury
Center, where he has work.
Union Christmas services next sun
day morning at the Congregational
church. Next Sunday evening union
Christmas tree will be at the Metho-
dist church with a short Christmas
program by the children.
Mrs. Harris Jenkins was confined to
the house last week by illness.