St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-18
CONCORD.
Village Officers fsiected-EIection OF
Adah Chapter. q. T.. S-LoaiS


Village Officers Isfecfcd-EIection OF
Adah Chapter. q. T.. S.--LoaiS.
Mrs c. #. Cutting, Correspondent
At the village meeting the following
officers were elected for the coming
year: Moderator. Jacob Richardson.
Jr.: clerk and treasurer, Il. \. Gray:
trustees. O. w Baker. o. b. Cutting.
G. II. Hastings, II J Bennett. Jethro
Liilicrap: collector, +. $. Woodbury.;
auditors, f. A. Cutting, Il. i. Bur-
bank, G. T. Joslin Tax 80 cents. The
following appointments were made:
Fire wardens, c. e. White, Eli Ash;
tree wardens. A. j. Lyon. Henry Nc
Ginnis; police, ed. Il. Sampson, ]. r.
Ralston
At the regular meeting of Adah.
Chapter, No 80, o. e. $, Thursday
evening the following officers were
elected and appointed for the ensuing
year: w. NJ, Mrs. Abby r. Holton;
w p, T.. A. Gray; A. NJ. Mrs. Kath-
arine Chaplin; secretary, Mrs Lila G.
Hastings; treasurer, Mrs. Florence
Foster; conductress, Mrs. Mabel Bur-
bank: associate conductreSS, Mrs
Edith NJ Lee; chaplain, Mrs. Harri
cite Rocheleau; marshall, Mrs. Laura
Smith; organist, Mrs Gertrude A
Crowcll; Adah. Mrs. Nellie b. Chap
man; Ruth, Mrs Carrie e. DoWSc;
Esther, Mrs. Gladys Spauldi1g; Mar
tina, Mrs. Lola NJ. Cutting; Elccta, Mrs.
Almira r. Lunnic: warden, Clara A.
Chaplin; sentinel, T. /. Russell. IN
stallation will be held Friday evening,
April 20.
Miss Garadine Sampson is teaching
in unenburg.-Miss Hazel Davis re-
turned to her school work in Lunen-
burg Monday-ReV p. j. MacInnis
will speak at the Universalist church
next Sunday morning on Parable Of
the SoWer.". The discussion will deal
with the historical development and
present meaning of the similc-There
will he q social at the vestry of the
VI. T.. church Wednesday evening,
April 25. The friends of Rev. and
Mrs f. II. Roberts are especially in
vited, as this may possibly be the last
time Mr.. Roberts meets with them in
a social way.-Mrs. Miranda kinne,
who has spent the past week with
friends, returned to Goddard Seminary
in Barre Saturday.-Cards have been
received announcing the marriage oil
Miss Edith McGinnis and Anthony
Julian of Augusta, Me, Saturday
April IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian are
spending the week at the home of Mrs
Julian's sister. Mrs Allen Hodgdon.-
Miss Jean Fellows returned Saturday
from fher home in Groton and opened
her school at Concord Corner Monday
morning. The schools at Royalstor
Corner, Brook district, Four Corner:
and Castle opened at the same time
Harry Bcdell was in st. Johnsbury
TueSday.-Mrs. George Wheeler re.
turned to her home in White River
Junction WORCESTERSHIRE e. A. Gray
returned Saturday from Lyndonville
where she has been guest of Mrs. C
H. Gray.-Mrs. Nelson Burt was
visitor in st. Johnsbury Tuesday.-An
drew Morgan has sold his blacksmith
shop and dwelling to Jack Richard:
and son.-Mrs. John Pratt was bust
ness visitor in st. Johnsbury one day
last week.-Mrs.. II. J. Daniels of st
Johnsbury was in town Tuesday at The
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Howard.-Busines visitors il
st. Johnsbury the past week included
ID. H. Morton, w. H. Foster, Mr.. ant
Mrs Andrew Morgan, Wallace Rich
ards. Jack Richards, Albert Dave
George F. Miltimore, e. A. Gray, f
J.. Carpenter, NJ. s. JOslin, Mrs. JANE:
Virtue, Mrs. w o. Rocheleau, Mis-
Mabel True, Mrs. Charles May ant
Mrs. Minnie Adams.-J G. Chapman
returned from Montpelier THURSDAY
and went to his work at North Con
cord Monday.-There we're 1876 enroll
mcnts in the military census in The
town of Concord.-Huldah Burbanl
has been ill.-Miss Fannie Gill was
visitor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Burroughs and MrS..~Lu
cite Lewis are visiting friends in ST
Johnsbury.-Miss Gladys Lillicrap wa
confined to her home by illness tn
last of the week, and Mrs. w. l.. Rec
substituted for her at the centra
oflice.-Leslie Cooper spent the week
end in st. JOhnsbury.-Mrs. Wallace
Richards has been i'll at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Richards.-Mrs
George Palmer of ST. Johnsbury ha
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Harvey.-Mrs. Bertha P. Cob
leigh, d. ID. G. NJ, was in Lyndonvill
Tuesday evening of last week to max
her official visit to Esther Chapter
Z. S.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Streete
and children Of East Concord wer
guests of Mrs. Streeter's parents. MI
and Mrs Alvin Smith, the past week
Mrs. Raymond Goodwin and daugh
ter, Eva, of Lyndonville and Mis-
Doris Knapp of Plainfied were guest
at j. r. Ralston's Saturday.=W N