St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-04-19
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An Interesting Meeting of The Grange
Local Activities.

AAA Interesting MeeIIng OF The Grange
Local Activities.
(Mrs. B. F. Humphrey. Correspond
ent.)
Burke Mountain Grange, No. 4O9
met in Algonquin hall, Apr. IL. The
following program for lecture hour
was much enjoyed by all: Instru-
menal music, S. M. Walter and Miss
Walter; two songs by the BingvilIe
quartet comprised of Messrs Ed
Hart, John Alcock, John Matthews and
Dale Walter; song by Edith Mathers
| accompanied by Miss Vance; reading
by Celia Vance; reading, Mrs. Mabel
Mathers; story, Mrs. Will Burlington:
song, Florence Walter; tabIeau, "A
Sheet of Music" song, Ed Hart, 1--WE
Parted on the Shore;" dialog, Ray
burlington and Miss Burlington:
reading, M. HI. ellison; four stories told
by Ed Hart; two solos by John Al
cock, accompanied by Miss Mildred
vance; reading, "A Dream" Mrs.
Jennie ellison; song, John Mathews:
song, Mrs Burroughs and Mrs. Vance.
Silver Threads Among the Cold"
reading, Mrs. Mary Belden; two
Scotch songs by Ed Hart, 'I Love a
Lassie," song by the quartet. "OId
Black joe" remarks, Rev. 1. A. Rose:
song, Dale Walter; song, Ed Hart
She is my Daisy;' Instrumental mu
sic, S. M. Walter and Miss Walter:
song, Ed Hart. The Walter family
will furnish program for next Grange
meeting, Apr. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. burlington from
West Lebanon, N. H, are visiting at
George Burrington's and Frank Tenn
pies.
c. E. Freeto is laying hard wood
moor In Mrs. j. D. Lawton's dining |
room.
H. D. Webster is building a hen
mousse J. G. Lucia is doing the work |
Miss Lee from Newark is working
for Mrs. Gilbert Gillian.
Mr.. Goodwin has bought the Dex-
ter woodward house at Mount Hun
ger.
Elmer burlington was given a sur-
prise party Wednesday night, it being
his 21st birthday. Games were played.
refreshments served and all left wish
ing him many happy returns of the
day.
Elmer E. Jock and bride of New
port were recent visitors of his broth
er, ]. F. Jock.
Miss Berta Parker from Danville
recently visited Miss Glen Streeter.
The Willing Workers had a special
meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs
Sullivan's to finish work before the
'ale.
The Easter sale will be held Friday
evening, Apr. Fl in the Congregational
1estry. Supper will be served from
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. Grant, who lived in the Eber
cottage at Mountain View, has moved
lis family to St. Johnsbury where he
las charge of the town farm.
Mrs. J. g. Lucia's school commences
No. IL next Monday. Miss Stacy.
Who boards with her will go to H. d.
Vebster's to board
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Anger are at
1r. Nichols on Pudding Hill, helping
uring sugaring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woodruff of
Vest Burke visited at ]. d. Lawton'sl
tuesday,.
Isaac Turner from Lyndon has
loved into the Ambrose Allard house.
Miss Helen Fisher from East st.
ohnsbury was weekend visitor at
ohm Lang's.
Albert Harvey, who has been visit
lg his brother, Ed. returned to his
ONE in Lancaster, N. H., Thursday.
rday to her home in Concord, N. H.
fter spending a week with her faith
r, Lorenzo Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Burpee from
called on friends here
unday.
Mrs. Maud Mcneil from Lyndonl
enter is spending a few days with
RS Jennie ellison.
Ora Bowles has moved into the
ouse vacated by Grover Allard. His[
aughter and mother have returned
ON St Johnsbury where they have
zen with Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Bowles
II several weeks.
Mrs A ID. ellison is quite comfort
ole- Mrs. George ellison is caring for
er.
Fred Davis was in Newport Satur-
~ to see his brother-in-law, Walter
very, who is very sick.
Marjorie Root spent the weekend