St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-03-22

Elmer Cox 1887 AS 46.5
The last meeting of the year of
Lambda Sigma was held at the High
school Friday evening. In spite of
the rough weather nearly all the mem
bers were present, each with a guest.
1t was the annual meeting and officers
for next year were elected as follows:
President, Raymond Dear; vice-presi-
dent, Luella Frye; secretary. Gladys
Fellows; treasurer, Gladys Hatch; ex-
ecutive committee, Chellis Currier,
Vie Dole. Harvey Danforth. The pro-
gram consisted of scenes from Shakes
peares plays, given by members of
the school, under the direction of Miss
Britomarte Somers. The parts were
all well taken, and the costumes very
effective. The first scene, from THE
Merchant of Venice" was given by the
freshmen. the parts being taken as
follows: Portia, Marjorie Currier;
Bassanio. Emerson Libbey; Nerissa,
Vie Dole; Gratiano, Winfield Thomp-
son. The second scene, from GAS You
Like It." was laid in the Forest of Ar
den, the characters being members of
the sophomore class: Orlando, Har-
vey Danforth; Rosalind, Luella Frye;
Celia, Helen Chalmers; Touchstone.
Gladys Fellows; Jaques, Marjorie
Gray The last scene was taken from
Twelfth Night" act II, scene V, the
characters being, Malvolio. Raymond
Dear; Sir Toby Belch, Fay McGill;
Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Chellis Cur
rier; Fabian, Howard Smith, Maria,
Gladys Hatch. Alice Hastings and
Ethel Fellows read summaries of the
plays from which the scenes were pre-
sented. The song, Tell Me Where is
Fancy Bred" from the Merchant of
Venice" was sung by Gladys Fellows.
After the program refreshments of
sherbet and waters were served under
the direction Of Miss Billiard.
L. A. Bartlett was home from Hyde
Park for over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Clement of ST.
Johnsbury were in town Monday
M. M. Stocker is expected home
from California some time this week
The body of Eliza M. Gray was
brought here for burial Tuesday. She
passed away early Sunday morning at
the home of her brother, F. K. Kit
tredge at Woodsville, N. H., after an
illness of several weeks with kidney
trouble. She was the youngest of sew
en- children of J. K. and Lydia A. Kit
tredge of this town, born Sept 10.
ers, Frank K. of Woodsvi1le and Zenas
t. of this town, all the sisters passing
on before her. Funeral services were
at Woodsville, Rev. Messrs. Fraser and
Mcintyre officiating.
G. r. Bagby and w. H. Nutting were
at McIndoes one day last week on bus
mess.
Mrs. Mamie Fisher of East Concord
is visiting Mrs. Perkins at Harley
Kaisers
Mrs. Bancroft of St. Johnsbury Wis
tied friends in town last week
Miss Anna Brickett of West Dan
vile visited Miss Vie Dole last week.
Merle Henderson of st. Johnsbury
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Smith.
There was a good attendance at the
recital given at the Town hall by Har-
mony Music club on Tuesday evening
of last week. The following program
was given in a creditable manner:
Paper, Mendelssohn, Mrs. Rideout;
song. 30 Rest in the Lord" Mendels-
sohn's Elijah. Mrs. Davis; chorus.
Bella Napoli; piano solo, Midsummer
Nights Dream" Mendelsshon. Mrs.
Lang; trio. Lift Thine Eyes" Men
delsshon's Elijah, Mrs. Nutting. Mrs.
DSNNAS eSAA0 ~AA - LNAlIlOdll, DldllO SOlO,
Prelude in E Minor, Mrs Nutting;
reading, Mrs. Hodgdon; chorus, Pond
Lilies; piano duet "Soiree de Vlenne,"
Shubert (LiszD Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Lang; vocal duet Mrs. Nutting and
Miss Gladys Fellows; piano duet Shu-
b ort's Serenade, Mrs Nutting and Mrs
Davis; piano solo, Song without
Words" (Consolation) Mendelssohn.
Mrs. Kimball.
Ned Pettengill of Fitchburg, Mass,
visited relatives in town over Sunday.
He returned home the first of the
week taking with him his two child
rem, Ester ana Edmund, who will re
main for visit with their father.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs Hen
ry DanfOrth went to Boston last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Emma
Prue.
The 500 club was entertained by
Mrs. E. Z. Hartshorn Monday evening.
Owners of dogs should have them
licensed at once. After April first the
law increases the cost of a license
from 81. to IS. and from Sc to S.
Harmony Music club will meet on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Mary Currier. Thes ubject is to be
Schumann."