St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-11-24
EAST CONCORD
A List of Those Who Have Reported
Deer-PePSOnaIS

Deer-PersonaIs.
(Mrs. ]. c. Mcdonald, Correspondent
The lucky deer hunters who report
ed to J. 1. Folsom the past week are:
Leo Brown, Frank Kerr, Carl Lee.
Frank Kenerson, Irwin Smith, Henry
Briggs, Lem Fisher, David Jock, JOS
eph Jock, Bert Boutain, w. H. Fuller.
George Higgins, G. w. Carr, Frank
Thornton, Charles Hodge, Frank Car
penter and George Proctor.
J. l. Folsom and son Ross and Lew
is Stockwell returned from Averill
last Sunday each bringing in fine
deer. They were away five days and
were the guests of game warden, Lem
Rich at his camp while there.
The road across the brook from
Main street which has caused so much
discord among the good people in this
place has been discontinued by the
order of the selectmen of the town.
Frank Seace lost his cow last Mon
day.
Fred Brewer of Concord was in the
place running lines for J. G. McDon-
aid last Monday.
Mrs. D. M. Smith is quite i'll. DR..
Breitling is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Morrill,, Miss
Agnes Fisher and Lem Fisher were
called to Wallingford last Sunday by
the death of Samuel Philips.
Mrs. William Sayers was in st.
Johnsbury last Thursday and Friday.
Schools closed here last Friday for
weeks vacation.
Fred Higgins entertained William
Sargent of st. Johnsbury a part of
last week.
Earl Isham and Bessie Isham drove
n II L.
Friday.
Mrs. Hiram Whipple who has spent
the past seven weeks with her child
rem in Littleton, N. H, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Whipp1e was called to
West Lunenburg last Monday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Orange Blood.
Mrs. A. C. Grant and daughter Hell
en- went last Monday to Windsor for
a short vacation, where Mr.. Grant has
a large painting job.
Mrs. George Blakley of St. Johns
bury was guest of Mrs. James Adair
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Harry Mcdonald went last Saturday
to Long Island, N. Y, where he has a
position with the General Vehicle Co.
Mrs. Luman Ladd and son Dan OF
st. Johnsbury were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Nichols and Walter Mich
OILS last week.
Miss Bertha Bishop is working for
Mrs. Bert Parks. Mrs. Parks has SO
far recovered from her serious illness
as to ride out.
The baked bean social and sale Civ
en- by H. A. Smith, G. N. Morrill, and
J. c. Warren last Wednesday evening
at Smiths hall was attended by 1875
people and each pronounced it to be
one of the most successful events of
the season. The tables were filled
with both substantial and dainty viands
and the entertainment which follow
ed the supper was opened by march,
Harold Warren at the organ; Mrs
James King favored the company with
two vocal selections, assisted by Mrs.
H. A. Smith at the organ; vocal duet
followed, robin Adair," by little Ella
and Edwin Hudson with their mother.
came w H. Morrison with two come
dies, THE Honest Deacon" and 1.-THE
Tragic End of the Potato Bug" Var
ious games were played by the young
people and $21 was added to the treas
try of the L. A. S.
Mrs. Ed Hudson has a new piano.
Henry Buzzell who has spent the
past few weeks with his. daughter,
Mrs. Clark Steere returned to his home
in Barre.
Alden Briggs arrived here Monday
from Rumney, n. H, where he has
spent the past few months.