St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-07-05
ST. JOHNsBURY CENTER.
Children's Night At Green Mountain
Grange-Ray BIOdgett Injured.

edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Green Mountain Grange, No. /,
held it's "Children's Night" last Sat
urday evening. There was large
attendance with the following visit
ing members: Worthy Master D. D.
Gray and Mrs. Gray, Enterprise
Grange, No. 16, of Lyndon; Mrs. Har-
old Scott, Danville, No. 1926, of pan
Vile: Elsie G. Hallett, Ruth I. Colby,
Eva Sawyer and Charles Butler, Wide
Awake, No. sc. One applicant was
elected to membership. Suggestions
for the Good of the Order were re-
sponded to by D. D. Gray, A. H. Al
colt, W. c. Hall, G. 1. Hall, Eliza A
Allen and E. M. Massey. Announce
ment was made that the next regular
meeting of Shepherd Pomona Grange,
No. 2, would be held at Green Noun
tain Grange hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, July 10Th, also, that Bro. M. w.
Farman, for a long time chaplain OF
the Senate, would be present and give
an address on 1.-The Sunny Side OF
Life" The hall was prettily decorat-
ed with flags, ferns and wild flowers.
At the close of the meeting the follow
ing program was rendered, after
which ice cream and cake were serv-
by IL girls; recitation, Room at the
Top" Leonard Goss; recitation,
Sunshine" Dennis Wiley; recitation,
Olyn Gray; piano solo, Doris Johnson;
doll Drill" Eleanor and Laura Goss,
Evelyn Twombly, Evangeline Chaffee
and Avis Brooks; recitation, Keep
Trying" Walter Gallagher; recitation,
eff 1 knew" Helen Carruthers; song,
You'll Be There" by II girls; dia-
logue, Little Boy Blue, Glen Piper,
Taffy, Harold Piper, Daffy-Down-
billy, Evelyn Twombly, Miss Mufit,
Evangeline Chaffee: recitation, "a
Tribute to Vermont" Edward Gray;
recitation, "a Good Country Eleanor
Goss; recitation, MY Grandpa" War
rem Gray; march and hoop drill, by
eight girls; song, America" by
Grange.
Ray Blodgett, who works on the
section for the Boston & Maine rail-
road, met with quite a serious acct
dent recently. He was ridingI on a
hand car and went to step off not
realizing how fast the car was NOV
ing. He struck on his head and face
on the rails. The left jaw bone was
bruised and the right jaw bone brok-
en-, and his hand and wrist bruised.
taken to the hospital where the frac-
ture was reduced. He was then TAX
en- to his home and is making a rapid
recovery.
Mrs. Harold Scott of Danville has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Berube.
Mrs. Rhoda Hill has been quite sick
at the house of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Bennett.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur West and three
children Of Moline, Ill, called on their
uncle, Byron Wright, last Sunday.
DR.. West is a native of Newport, and
was on his way to visit old friends
there. They made the trip by auto
mobile from Moline, Ill, to Massa-
in seven days.
Mrs. Perley Hutchinson is visiting
relatives in Lowell, Mass, for a short
time.
William Harvey went to Lyndon
Vile Saturday night and Sunday to |
help in restaurant owned by his /
brother. MILFORD Harvey
The selectmen had the Main street |
oiled last Friday and people living
On that street appreciate it, as they i
now can have their doors and win |
lows open and sit on their porches
without being smothered with dust.
Ny and Mrs. George Kelley of |
Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Kelley's
mother, Mrs. M. r. Dickinson.