St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-01-27

Ing at the institute chapeI next FIJI
day evening, to which all are in
vited. The educational committee
of the Lyndon Union Club has
planned a series OF these meetings,
with the idea of bringing about fuller
cooperation between the parents and
| schools and this meeting will take
up the subjects of what the Pa
rents Should Expect from the
Schools" and What the Schools Ex-
pect from the Parents" These sub
jects will both be freely discussed,
and there will also be a short mu-
steal program.
The Helping Hands, which is the
girls society in the Universalist
church, held a pleasant meeting Sat
| urday afternoon with MRS. L. D.
Howe. These girls have taken So OF
the money which they earned at the
Christmas fair of the church and
sent to the Southern Industrial In
stitute, at Camp Hill, Alabama, a
school which is doing good work
among the white children in the
| South.
Robert Clark of Cabot, one of the
agricultural students, was operated
on for appendicitis at Brlghtlook
Hospital last week, and has returned
to his home to recuperate.
Lawrence Walter has been spend
ing a few days at his father, Scion
Walters in Burke.
Mrs. Fred Lund and Mrs. Mary
Belden of East Burke visited friends
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur James of East
Burke, who have recently returned
| from their wedding journey, We're
guests of his mother, Mrs. V. l..
M, forhf IF
the Lyndon Union Club last Thurs
day.
Miss Lois Redmond has been sick
with a quincy sore at the domitary.
H. c. Wilson is in Chester where
he has charge of the music at the
meeting of the Older Boys of Yer
mont.
All the punch boards and other
similar devices in town, have been
put out of business by order of States
Attorney Norton.
Mrs Poor, who lives in Mr.. OAR
| ling's Main street house, is quite i'll
this week.
The usual races took place on Sat
urday, although the snow storm
doubtless lessened the time made.
Scores are as follows:
Glass A
O11NCA O1ACOI1 0OOA So W.
Shane 1 l 1
Merrimac, J. ]. Nagle 2 2
Times, 81 u, 361z.
Glass B
Gen. Garth, Fred Davis 2 1
Jack Wilkes, c. H. Lee
Senator, DR.. Brown 2
Time-321s, 80, SO, 33.
Glass G
White Sox, H. C. McGill 1 1
Silver Name, P. Grant e 2
Time-41, S8A, 80.
Glass d
Betsey Hanks, j. F. Jock 2 1 1
Boraldo, C. w. Thompson 1 2 2
Time-331 II, BIN, 81.
Glass e
Kreaser, C. E. Willoughby 2 1
Gene Axworthy, A. E. Ruggles 1 2 2
Time-41k, 3S1s, $50.
Mrs. Albert Mears of West Burke
visited in town last week.
Mrs. George Fisher has just re-
turned from the Glen Cliff SAM
tarium, where she visited her daugh-
ter, Marion, who is gaining weight
and seems to be improving.
Will Parker and Heman Burpee
were in Boston recently.
DR.. A. R. Leonard is recovering
nicely from his recent attack of diph-
iberia. No other cases have been
reported.
Sherburne Long has bought E. L.
Hovey's farm east of the village
which adjourns his other property
in that vicinity
The Rev. R. H. Moore exchanged
pulpits Sunday with the Methodist
pastor at East Burke, the Rev.
George w. Keeling.
Mrs. H. S. Rogers is recovering
from the effects of serious opera
ton performed last week at her
home on Charles street.
Congratulations are extended to
the. Rev. Rutherford H. Moore, the
Methodist pastor on the announce
ment of his engagement to Miss
Ruth, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Butler. Hiss Butler is an es-
Unable and charming young woman
and a general favorite. She is at
presenting teaching in the Weston
school at Roxbury, Mass.
DR.. Erwin Bundy of Monson,
Mass, in the state hospital, has been
spending a few days vacation at
home.
John Nash visited his mother in
Reading, Mass, a few days last
week.
A social is to be held in St. Peters
parish house this "wednesday eve
ming.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety met with Mrs. Clarence B.
Dodge last Wednesday afternoon to
sew for the Kun Hattin Home.
Miss Lora Watchie was ill and alb
sent from her work in the telephone
office a few days last week.
LOWER WATERFORD
MRS. G. A. Ballou, Correspondent
w. G. Morrison went to Newport
last Tuesday on business.