St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-08-09
ST. JoHNsBURY CENTER.
"Neighbors' Night" at Green Noun
tain Grange-G. A. II. Picnic.

tain Grange-G. A. II. Picnic.
edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Last Saturday evening Green Noun
tain Grange, No. 1, held "Neighbors'
Night" and 16 members of Concord
Grange, No. 4OS, including Worthy
Master William Remick and six other
officers. also eight members of North
Danville Grange, No. 35S. among
whom were Worthy Master Paul
Shattuck and two other officers. were
present in response to an invitation
recently extended to them. other
visiting members present were
Worthy Master J. NJ Haste and three
others of Lake View Grange, No. $50,
West Barnet, Mrs. Addie Paige. Maude
Miles, Eva Sawyer and Charles But
Ter, Wide Awake Grange, No. sc. One
application was received and two
were elected to membership. Sug-
gestions for the GOOD of the Order
were responded to by j. NJ. HASTE
and Mr.. Lackey, Lake View Grange,
William Remick and j. E. Edney,
Concord Grange; Paul Shattuck, Will
liam Clement and Mrs. William Glenn
ent, North Danville Grange; E. M.
Massey and c.. 1. Hall. At the close
of the meeting the following program
was rendered by members of the visit
ing oranges, after which refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
and a social hour enjoyed by all.
Song, ct Is I, Be Not Afraid" by
Grange; recitation, "Towser Shan't Be
Tied Tonight" Leona Christie, Con-
cord Grange, who in response to an
encore, by request, very pleasant rem
dered 1.-The City Greenhorn;" recita-
ton, 'Betsey and Are Out" William
Remick, Concord Grange; discussion,
What are the vital farm problems
of the present time and how may they
be solved?" speakers, T. ]. Christie,
Concord Grange; Paul Shattuck,
North Danville Grange, j. M. Haste,
Lake View Grange, and Homer Shat
tuck; piano solo, Mrs. Freddie Good
reault, Concord Grange; recitation,
Deacon Browns 'Courtship," Mrs.
Charles Warren, Concord Grange;
recitation, my Last Drink" Lyman
Morrill,, North Danville Grange; song,
I'm the Harbor Of Home, Sweet
Home" H. L. Parker, North Danville
Grange, accompanied by his daughter,
Berta Parker, at the piano. In re-
Spouse to an encore he rendered 1.-THE
Perfect Day." discussion, How can
the home help the school and the
school help the homer" speakers, Will
liam Clement, North DanviIle Grange,
Eliza A. Allen and E. NJ. Massey;
recitation, Sunshine Johnson" Berta
Parker, North Danvil1e Grange; song,
"Hurrah For Old New England" by
the Grange.
The members of the G. A. r. Post
plan to observe their annual picnic at
Oliver Halls grounds on Wednesday,
August 9, with the help of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps. The railroad
company have kindly offered to stop
the II A. NJ. mail train north opposite
the picnic grounds, also the P. M.
train south will take all who care to
go home that way.
Mrs. Julia Park of Lyndon spent
one day last week in the village on a
business trip.
Miss Edith Pease of Lyndonville
visited at A l.. Chaffee's the first Of
last week.
Alvin Brooks of Irasburg has rent
ed the lower tenement in the house
owned by Ed. Stone.
Mrs. Louise Towle. who has been
visiting relatives in Passumpsic the
past week. returned home Saturday
her mother. Mrs. Emily Towle. Of ST.
Johnsbury coming with her for a few
DAYS.
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Mr. and Mrs L. u Clouah and John
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Of Mr. and AIRS r. A. Joyce
Wallace Drew. who has been visit
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city. $40 has Keen visiting ssr sister.
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home last Thursday.
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