St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-12-29

Church Packed And Trees Loaded
Christmas Night-PersonaIs.

Church Packed And Trees Loaded
Christmas Night-Personals
(Mrs. ]. C. Mcdonald, Correspondent
The Christmas tree exercises held
at the church last Saturday evening
proved a great success. The church
was packe dunti levery foot of
standing room was taken. The
two huge Christmas trees which
reached from floor to ceiling
were heavily loaded with gilt
trees which reached from floor to
ceiling were heavily loaded with gilt
ter and beauty, also loads of every
thing useful as we'll as ornamental.
The floor beneath as well as the tables
and lines were heavily laden with
presents from Santa Claus, who
brought and distributed to the little
folks toys and goodies too numerous
to mention. The church was beauu-
fully decorated with holly and ever
green wreaths and with various
Christmas decorations. The singing
nv the large choir was excellent and
was never better. 1.-The Star of the
Ages" so beautifully rendered by the
male quartet was greatly enjoyed and
especial mention should be made OF
"Sleep Little Baby prettily sung by
Marjorie Morrison, and the song given
by Ella and Edward Hudson. The
Light of the Christmas Star" was
beautifully given. Little Ruth Walk
err favored the company with the song
"Just a Little Empty Stocking me
speaking by the children was fine and
no snecial mention can be made as
each one did their instructor, Mrs
Katie Grant, great credit.
The friends of Rev. Leonard Fuller
who is a student of Wesleyan unlVer-
sity are panied to learn that ne is no"
a patient in MiddleseX hospital nav
ing recently undergone an operation
He is doing as well as could De Elk
pected.
Mrs. Dora Grant has returned nome
from a. three months visit with rela-
+ives in Concord and Manchester, N
TT and Windsor. She was accompan'
ed nv her daughter Pearl who is at
tending school in Brattleboro.
Robert Grant, who has posltlon
in a machine shop in Springfield
Mass. and who spent Christmas al
home returned Monday.
Harry Sweet spent the past Week
with his parents in Sheldon.
Mrs. James Adair, who Is at WOrk
IN e. Iohnsbury spent Christmas al
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton ano
two children of Concord were over
sunday guests of Mrs. Harry sweet
Rilue Parkham of Sawyer's HlVer
N H. recently spent several Gays q
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
King. ,,or,e
Harold Warren has returned nome
from a. weeks visit with relatlVes IL
| Lyndonville. +aa,, or
Mrs. Archie Weir has not peen ~
well the past few days.
A Christmas tree and exercises ~ VA.
held in the school house at Mlles
pond last Friday evening, whicf
rroved a success. The school house
was well filed and all give credit &c
+ba teacher. Miss Agnes Fisher WhS
S,1Darintended the entertainment.
! Miss Isabel Briggs of st. Johnspurs
50 holiday guest Of her sister, Mrs
Harry Fisher. e,.-so, ~
RerIin N. H., were guests Of Mr.. ane
Mrs Fl. A. Smith from Friday unu
Monday. n,o,,,,o
/ Miss Lena King of johnson Norma
school is spending her two weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr. ana MIS-
NJ and Mrs. A. B. Congdon and sol
| clarence were entertained ny -
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Staples OF que
hec Junction, N. H, from Friday un
til Monday. 1x,,,,+a
/ Miss Fayonne Elgosin OF WnIIe
eo1d N n. is spending her school va
! cation with Mrs. J. G. Mcdonald:
i Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whipple ana wv
daughters have moved to Georg'
Wenerson. Jr's. house. Mr.. Whippl
has employment with the Kenerso'
Mrs. Melvina Steere of Easton, y
n is stopping with Mrs. denrle'0
whipple for a few weeks.
i r. G. Grant who had his foot DaoI'
ininred in the woods some time ag
&C. now able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carr OF Lutte
TON. N. H., were Christmas guests
MIS-. Carr's mother, Mrs. Curt GoOo
all. ii, hold
The Ladies Aid society Will nol1
hokad bean social at the church dln
ing rooms on Wednesday evening
this week. honn
Mrs Willie Fisher is the happ
: owner of a fine new piano. Chrls'