St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-07
EAST BARNET.
Irene Kay, Violet Guthrie and Mar
g,lerite Amcll Prize Winners
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Personals
>(Mrs. c. w Tilton, Correspondents
In the W. G. 7. L. medal contest
at the chapel Friday evening in speak
ing, Miss Irene Kay won the medal
in the first section and Marguerite
Amell. second. In the second section
Miss Nan Glover won the medal and
Miss Violet Guthrie of McIndocs,
second About $13 was taken from
the candy sale and at the door.
William Wallace spent part of last
week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Hoyt.-Mrs. Ada Brown of Barnet
has been visiting her son, Edward
Newell. and daughter, Mrs. Harry
Emery.-Norman Mcqueen spent the
week lend at his home in ST. Johns
bury.-Mrs. Arthur Bedell is spend
ing this week in McIndoes visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Colby.
Mr. and Mrs. John Letourneau of
ST Johnsbury were the guests of Mrs.
Mary Carter one day last week.
Marion, Eileen and Elevire Capren,
Florence Hatch, Lois Burbank and
Leona Cheney are sick with the
measles.-Because of the prevalence
of measles tho public school spelling
and speaking contests of the Gale
donia street central supervision DIS
trict will not be held this year.-C. A.
Elliott is visiting relatives in Rumncy,
n H.-Miss Hazel Rice of st. Johns
bury spent the Weekend with Mrs.
Orpha McDowell.-Mrs. r. r. Gam
nell and daughter, Belle, Mrs. Harry
Emery, Mrs. C. A. Elliott, Mrs. G. w.
Tilton and S. e. Richardson spent
Wednesday in ST. Johnsbury.-MiS
Bertha Cheney is working for Mrs.
Alex Blair-Miss Mildred Adams of
st. JohnSbury spent part of last week
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
Kendall.-Mrs. Minnie Campbell of
Barnet was business visitor here
Madeline Blair was quite
sick last week with bronchitiS.-Carl
Collins and Mr.. Cady of ST. Johns
bury were here last week taking in
ventory of stock at r. r. Gammell's
store.-Carl Bailey of Jyndonville
spent one day last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Bailey
Mary Carter visited frienGs in st.
Johnsbury Friday.-Austn Hall of
peacham visited at George Halls
Sunday-H F. Wiley of Holyolle.
Mass. and Miss Lydia McNaulty of
ST. Johnsbury were guests of Mrs
Gertrude Walker Friday.-Daniel
Smith finished work for Roy brothers
Saturday and has returned to his
home in Walden.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Frazer and children of Monroe. n. H..
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Moore, Sunday-Miss Anna Hoff-
man spent the weekend at her homo
in" Lyndon.-Mr. and Mrs f. II.
Quimby, Merle Kendall and Arthur
Cooper spent Saturday in St Johns
bury.-Bert Moore was hurt quite
badly one day last week while saw
ing wood by machine. He was taken
to Brightlook hospital. He is getting
along nicely.-J. G. Roy was in Mont
pelier part of last week.-Winn. Cow
en- has finished work for Roy brothers
and F'ulford and has returned to his
home in Albany-Mrs. Fred Cham
pany and children visited in Barnet
one day last week.-Mrs. Carroll Ed
gerton of Mclndoes was business WIS.,
itor here one day last week.-Mlss
Clara Hood is spending two weeks at
her home in Topsham.-The baby girl
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Morrison has
beef very sick with COMMISSIONS
Little Irene Menard has been quite
sick the past week. being threatened
with pneumonia.-Mrs. Perley New
man and Miss Evelyn Blandin of st.
Johnsbury We're the guests of Mrs.
George Lenten one day last week.
William Morrill, visited his brother
George, at West Waterford sunday
The illustrated lecture at the chapel
Sunday evening was very interesting
and quite well attended.-Mrs. Ed
ward Colby of Mclndoes has been Wis
itng her daughter Mrs. Arthur Be-
del.-H. c.. Wormwood was sick
with the grip most of last week.-Mrs..
Egbert Kendall spent Friday in st.
Johnsbury-Mrs. Joseph Capron was
sick last week with the grip.