St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-09-29
Danville
Reception Pleasant At
fair-SchOOl Fair on
SATURDAY..

| Inc annual ldCu4Ly RECEPTION VI Tie
high school was held at the Pythian
hall last Friday evening. The at
tendance was large and the affair was
very pleasant and successful in every
way. In the receiving line were Pr.n.
and Mrs Rideout, Miss Billiard and
Miss Somers. the assistants, and the
presidents of the classes Misses Hast
ings, Hatch, Gladys Fellows and Cur
rier The program consisted of a
vocal duet by Miss Hatch and Miss
Gladys Fellows; reading, Miss Hast
ings; vocal solo, Mr.. Rideout; piano
solo, Emerson Libbey; reading, Miss
Billiard; vocal solo, Miss Gladys Eel
lows. Music for promenading was
| furnished by Mrs. Davis, Miss Hardy,
Mrs. Lillian Dole, Miss Gladys Hatch,
Miss Doris Crane, Miss Somers and
Emerson L:bbey. The committees to
whom the success of the affair is due
were: Program, Margaret Davis,
Gladys Woodward and Luella Frye;
decorations, Howard Smith, Winfield
Thompson, Emerson Libbey, Fay Nc
Gill, Ethel Fellows, Vie Dole and
Marjorie Currier; refreshments, AL
ice Hastings, Gladys Fellows, Chris
Danforth and Leonard Peck; cards,
Gladys Hatch, Helen Chalmers, Mar
jorie Gray and Raymond Dear.
The Ladies Aid and Willing Work
ers will serve a chicken pie supper at
the Methodist church October z.
Miss Carolyn Moore of Lebanon, N.
H, is visiting her brother, Ernest
Moore and wife.
The school fair will be held at the
Pythian hall Saturday, October 2.
Pupils must make or raise their own
exhibits, although others may fur
n:sh material or prepare the ground
for the crops. Each pupil should en-
ter one or more exhibit. A first and
second prize will be given in each
case. All articles to be exhibited
must be at the hall before the noon
hour, and they will be divided into
the following classes: Glass l, ag-
riculturaI products; class 2, baked
foods; class 8, canned foods; class 4,
textiles (a1l work must be done by
hand); class 5, poultry; class 6, 1--we
stock. The ladies of the Eastern
Star will serve dinner at Masonic
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Clifford, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Clifford and JEFF
Clifford motored from Greenfield,
Mass, last Sunday to spend the day
at Fred Oderkirk's. Mark Spaulding
of Concord also spent Sunday at Mr..
Oderkirk's.
/ will show a complete line of fall
and winter hats this week Friday
and Saturday NJ P. Morrill.-Adv.
Ernest Moore is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Nettie Fisher of St. Johnsbury
visited relatives in town last week.
George Bass of Brooklyn, N. Y,
visited at J. Leslie Hardy's last
week.
The Caledonia National Bank is be-
ing painted.
At the last meeting of Danville
Grange the following program was
given: reading Mrs. w. j. Rideout;
piano solo, Mrs. c. w. Lang; read
ing. Earle F. Coveny; song. Christie
Hatch; readings, Mrs. w. C. Heath,
Harvey Burbank, N. A. Dole, Mrs. F.
N. Coveny and Principal w. J. Ride
out. The next meeting is to be Raj
" Night, October 5, and the first
and second dregrees will be worked
on several candidates. A joint pro-
gram by the Reds and Blues will be
given.
Col. and Mrs. Murray D. Clement
have moved from Mrs. Kate Deni-
sons house to ST. Johnsbury where
they will spend the winter.
(Intended for last week.
Brewster Hatch, Clarence Peck
and Glenn Crane went to Lyndon
Monday where they entered the Ag-
ricultural school.
Mrs. Jane Graves who has been
spending the past ten days with her
niece, Mrs. z. T. Kittredge, returned
Monday to her home in Morrisville.
A surprise party was given to
Glenn Crane last Saturday evening
by his classmates of the high school.
Refreshments were served and vari-
Gus games were enjoyed.
Miss Helen Boxwell of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, was recent guest at DR..
C. E. Libbey's.
The Rev. John F. Schneider, form
erly pastor of the Congregational
church of this place, has resigned the
pastorate of the Old South church at
Windsor, where he has been for
the past two years. Mr.. Schneider
has not stated what his future plans
are.
The new electric motor for the /
pipe organ at the Congregational i
church has been installed and is
proving to be most satisfactory.
Mrs c. L. Hoyt of Springfield,
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. M. Hoyt last week.