St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-10-20

Flora Miles, was united in marriage
with benjamin Franklin Fiei IS of
'ea6 ham. The ceremony was pa
formed by Rev. w H Sharples in
the presence of the near relatives
The bride was unattended and ner
gown was of white silk poplin with
lace and rOss trimmings. She wore
veil and carried white carnations.
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. Carl Lang. The decorations
We're of green asparagus ferns. I'm
mediately following the CEREMONY the
bridal couple went to Peacham where
they are to reside. Both are popu-
lar young people and have the best
of wishes of their many friends.
The entertainment which was re-
peated by the Village Improvement
society last Thursday evening was
of this week they are to go TO
Peacham where they will repeat
it.
The annual school fair was held at
the Pythian hall on Saturday, Octo-
Der 2. In spite of the rain, there was
a large attendance and much en-
thusiasm shown. There were 226
entries on which prizes were award
ed as follows: Glass 1, agricultural
products, grade 8, Ora Peck, Green
mountain and cowhorn potatoes,
oats, barley and cattle beets; Aris
Peck, turnips; Maurice Hubbard,
pumpkins, parsnips, beets; Frank
Sharples, pumpkins and parsnips;
Dorothy Sharples, beets. Grade g.,
Francis Gadapee, beets, turnips, cab
bage, potatoes and carrots; Harold
Steady, cabbage; Howard Clifford,
pumpkin; Wallace Collins, summer
squash; Clifford Osgood, potatoes.
Grade Z, Eva Oderkfrk, apples; Carl
Page, pumpkin, popcorn; Walter
Holbrook, apples; Mary Dole, apples;
Mildred Allen, apples; Levi Vance,
apples. Grade 6, Laura Peck, beets,
carrots; Augustus Paquin, corn;
Harry Drew, Carrots, beets, cucum-
bers. Grade 5, Bertha Collins, Gu
cumbers; Frank Brown, carrots;
Mary Gadapee, tomatoes; Horace
Emmons, sunflowers, beets; Walter
Hubbard, carrots, squash; Grade 4,
Esther Frye, cucum bers, beets; Kath-
leen Gray, carrots; Edward Allen,
beets; Stanton Clifford, apples; Per-
ley Pierce, pumpkin. Grade 3, Ed
ward Pettingill, beets; Eugene Rob
erts, tomatoes, pumpkin; Harry En-
mons, onions; Walter Clifford, car
rots; Rex Palmer, squash, beans.
Grade 2, Edmund Paquin, beets;
Dorothy Palmer, cucumbers, corn.
Grade /. Leonard Gadapee, potatoes,
carrots; Iris Gadapee, pumpkin
Glass 2, Cooked Foods, Grade 9,
Doris Crane, rolls, cake; Irene Bes-
settle. cookies; Marion Stanton,
bread, doughnuts, Grade 8, Ethel
Emmons, cake. Grade z, Irene Plant,
cake; Emma Aldrich, cake Grade 6,
Annie Steady, cake; Edith Waldo,
bread; Marion Brown, cake. Grade
5. Madeline Clement, cookies. Grade
8, Ruth Scott, doughnuts; Eugene
Roberts, brown bread. Grade /, Mary
cake. Glass 3, Canned
Goods, grade 8, Irene Bessette,
sweet tomato pickles; Goldie Swasey
string beans. Grade 8, Annette
crabapple jelley. Grade I.
Dorothy Bennett, crabapple jelley.
Grade 6. Lucy March, duchess ap-
pie Jelly; Myra Stanton, sweet
corn. Grade 5, Mary Gadapee, plum
Jelly, strawberries. Grade 1, Glen
Scott, cherries. Glass 4, Textiles, all
work done by hand, grade 3, Paul
me Plant, sofa pillow; Ida Bessette,
crochet, fancy work; Arts
Peck, apron. Grade 8, Mabel Cobb,
embroidery, dolls dress; Marion
Hunt. embroidery. Grade 6, Laura
Peck, patchwork quilt. Grade D, Ev-
slyn Bricket, embroidery; Edith Hol-
brook, dolls dress. Grade 4, Myrtle
Ainsworth. apron; Madeline Glen
mt. darning; Doris Gadapee, sofa
pillow. Grade 2, Evelyn Hunt, dolls
apron; Charlotte Morrill,, patchwork.
Grade 1, Gladys Newland, fancy
work; Mildred Gle, patchwork. Class
). Poultry, grade 8, Edward Kitty,
Rhode Island Reds, grade 8, Howard
Clifford. thoroughbred Rhode Island
Reds. Grade 4, Frank Gray, Light
3rahmas. Grade 5, Emerson Lang
White Wyandottes; Walter hubbard
,antams. Grade 3, Wendleton Lid
,ey, Rhode Island Reds, Speckled
Fred Page, Gray Brah-
mas. Grade 2, Irene Hartshorn, Ban
am hens, chickens. Pets, Frank
'harples, rabbits; Helen Niebel, ra6-
tits. Glass 6, Live Stock, grade 3,
IRA Peck Holstein calf. Grade g.
frank Steady, pair trained steers.
Srade 6, Cecil Metcalf, Holstein
alf: Marion Brown, white pig.
trade 4, Esther Frye, pony. Grade
!. Irene Hartshorn, pony. Grade z,
3rockton Brown, speckled pig.
The Rev G. A. Adams attended the
tate Sunday school convention in
Iichford.
Miss Edith w. Kelsey of Saratoga
springs, N. Y, is stopping at C. H.
Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Heath who
ave occupied Mrs. Ayers residence
uring the summer have returned to
heir home on the hill. ~
Will the person who by mistake
ook a white handled umbrella at
he school fair kindly leave at Dole
, Co.'S store.-Adv.
Percy Page of Boston is visiting
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Tunn.
George Fox has moved his family \
rom Wells River to Mrs. Silas Bo-