St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-07-05

reading. choir; prayer, pastor; cho-
rus; recitation, Ruby Colby; song, all
the children; recitation, Erma Ball;
recitation, Helen Jewell; chorus; reci-
tation, Charlie Hartwell; recitation,
Nellie Parker; solo, Dorothy Brown;
recitation, Roger Hastings; dialogue,
five girls; chorus; recitation, Ames
Blood; recitation, Ruth RoweIl; song,
Helen, Dorothy Nina Pond; recita-
ton, frankie Lewis; chorus; recita-
ton, Nellie Kimball; solo, Truman
Curtis; recitation Edith Lewis; cho-
rus; recitation Clifton Hastings; cho-
rus; recitation, Dorothy Pond; collec-
ton and notices; chorus; benediction-
Mrs. Fred Powers, who was called
to Manchester, N. H, by the serious
illness finer mother. Mrs. Charles Jor-
dan, returned home on Saturday, leav-
ing her mother slightly better.
Schools closed for the summer va
cation last week with picnics in the
village and West neighborhood. In
the village grammar, Mrs. A w. Sugg,
teacher, the following had no absent
or tardy marks during the term:
Helen Pond, Dorothy Pond, Truman
Curtis, Marjorie Curtis, Bernie Ball,
James Maillett, Florence Hartwen,
Melvin Wilson, Ella Kimball, Lizzie
Kimban, Clara Nichols. These had
no marks for the year: Dorothy
Pond, Ella KimbalI, Truman Curtis,
Clara Nichols. In the primary de-
partment, Mrs. Martha Pierce, teach
err these had no marks for the term:
Dorothy Brown, Velma Smith, Charlie
Hartwell, Madeline Nichols, Nina
Pond, Raymond Kimball, Lillian Kim
ball, Nellie Kimball, Persis Parker,
Evelyn Waterman, Katie Vance. For
the year, Persis Parker, Charlie Hart
well, Evelyn Waterman, Raymond
Kimball, Madeline Nichols had per-
feet attendance, while Charlie Hart
we'll has not missed a day for two
years the same record being true for
Misses Elinor and Marjorie Burt on
Baptist Hill, while Roy Lyon and
Katherine Drew of the same school,
Miss Ruby Smith, teacher, had per-
feet attendance for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs r. n. Norwood are
spending the Fourth in the Brown
camp at Meals Lake, as also are Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pierce and Harland
Ball and family.
Mrs Bertha LeClair and son, |
Royce of Pottsfield, N. H., are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Laura Colby and
little Alice, who is quite i'll with pleu
risy.
W. E. Balch was in St. Johnsbury
and Lyndonville looking after the
work in the Museums last week.
Messrs. S. G. Smith, Erwin Balch,
Martin and Marsh Pond were in st.
Johnsbury last week, making the trip
in the Smith car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Waterman and
family left on Saturday for Littleton
where he has employment.
Mrs. Lottie Cole, who has been
teaching for the past year in Pitts |
field, N. H, has come to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Homer
Stuart.
Alvin Nichols and. grandson, Dana, |
spent two days of last week with his
sons. Floris and Madison, in Johnson,
N. H.
called here last Friday by the death of
their uncle, Caleb Hubbard, who lived
in Goffstown, n. H, returning to Con-
cord on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Moore and
child of St. Johnsbury visited their
uncle G. G. Temple, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Bell and
son, Rollo, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Stuart and son, Royce, went in the
Bell car to Oxford, n. H., on Saturday
to remain over the Fourth.
Charles Turner and son, Harold, |
who went to Fort Smith, Ark, on
May 1, returned on Saturday satisfied
that Vermont is as good a state as
there is in the union, and are more
than glad to get home once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Snow were in
Whitefield on business recently.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church held a pleasant So
ciaI with Mrs. G. H. Balch at South
Lunenburg last Friday.