St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-05-03
SOUTH RYEGATE
Installation of Rev. S. II. Simpson
Thursday Evening-New Cheese
Industry.
(M. G. Hall Correspondent

ON. G. Hall Correspondent
The following is the program of
the installation of Rev. S. T. Simp-
son to take place Thursday evening
of this week: Doxology; invocation;
anthem, Seek Ye the Lord; scripture
reading, Rev. d. M. McKinlay; prayer
by the moderator; male quartette,
Memories of Galilee"; sermon, Rev.
Edgar Grassland, moderator; state
ment by presiding ministers; ques-
| tons to the pastor; questions to the
people; solo; announcement Of in
stallation installation prayer, Rev. L.
H. Simpson; charge to the pastor,
Rev F. H. Laird anthem. "The King
of Love My Shepherd Is; charge to
the people, Rev. James McInnes;
prayer by Rev. James McInnes; hymn,
No. 1927; benediction by the pastor;
welcome and informal reception. All
invited to stay.
An apparatus for making cottage
chees has been installed at the J. G.
Turnbull creamery and will soon be
put to use. George billiard of Or
leans has come to assist B. E. Wilson.
Mr.. billiard is boarding at A. D.
Grants.
Mr.. Loomis, representative of the
White Entertainment bureau, was in
town Monday and made arrangements
with the L. A. S. of the Presbyterian
church for a series of four high class
entertainments for the coming win
ter
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave the church and vestry a
thorough cleaning and putting to
rights Monday.
Alex j. Smith and Gustavus Ra-
baioli are planning to take military
training at the Plattsburg. N. Y, camp
this coming summer.
Under the direction of the states
attorney from ST. Johnsbury, a raid
was made Saturday on three Italian
houses in this village. -Four barrels
of liquor were discovered and at the
railroad station 1 barrels more. A
hearing will be held later.
Henry Randall is at Hanover hos
pital undergoing treatment.
William Terry is visiting his son
Adna at Hartford, Conn. He expects
to bring home with him his little
grandson, Everett Terry, for a visit.
Louis Rosa returned Wednesday
from Hanover, N. H, where he under
went a successful operation for ap-
pendicitis three weeks ago.
Rev. S. T. Simpson, Miss Ella Sam
uelson, Miss Ruth Gates, Miss Ellen
Bone and Miss Mabel Hall attended
the c. E. rally held at st. Johnsbury
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Duncan of
McIndoe Falls spent several days
here last week.
George Mandigo moved May 1 to
Haverhill N. H., where he has bought
a farm. M. H. Gibson, who owns the
house left vacant by Mr.. Mandigo will
occupy the house this summer with
his family.
Mrs. Genevieve Bonney of Man
chester, N. H., is staying with her
aunt, Miss Cynthia Colburn, this week
while Miss Mary Colburn is in Boston
on business.
Charles Ord has sold his place on
Terry Hill to William Nutbrown of
Parkhurst, P. O.
T. A. Courtney moved his family
to ST. Johnsbury Monday.
Joseph Nolan took an auto trip
roads beyond Woodsville in fine con-
dition.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. w. Darling had a
weekend house party at their home
entertaining DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Cowan
of Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Hooker and baby daughter of Brad
ford, and Mrs. G. B. Darling of ST.
Johnsbury. Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. G.
B. Darling are remaining a few days.