St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-02
EAST BURKE
Mrs. B. F. Hrmplrey. Corres)

(MrS. b. f. Humphrey. COrreS)
The willing Workers will hold their
annual sale of useful and fancy arti-
cles next Friday evening, May 4, in
The vestry. Supper will be served
from six O'Clock until all are served
Mr.. Hinton of Island Pond is working
at Mt View Farm.-At the regular
of Burke Mt. Grange We'd
nesday night the following program
was given: Orchestra music by Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley, H. D. Webster, P. S.
Harris; selections: Mrs. Grace Hunter,
Mrs Ball, Bessie Harris; duet: Mrs.
Grace Hunter and daughter Edna;
reading: Milo Jenkins; orchestra mu-
SIC: Myron Gibson; reading: Grace
cole; orchestra music: Jennie Hunter
Willie Jenkins, Walter Russell, Rev.
Mr. Sturtevant. Three candidates were
worked in the third and fourth de-
crossword has been received here
Of the death of Mrs. Alamanda Hut
hins, which occurred April 20 at the
home of her son. Bert Hutchins in
shawmut, Me-, where she has made
her home the past four years. Mrs
Iutchins was 50 years old, native of
sutton, and the eldest daughter of the
ate Willard w. Brockway of this
place. She was half-sister of Will
lam Brockway and Hattie Harris of
his place. The funeral was held
Thursday and the burial at West Der
Nv beside her husband, George Hut
,hins, who died several years ago.
Mrs. A. H. Anger and Miss Lizzie
Jenkins were recent visitors of Mr.
IND Mrs. Charles Hudson in Burke
Hol1ow.-Chester Langmaid of Ker
~ visited his sister, Mrs. Harry Leach
Sundays. L. Brigham and two chill
lren, Merle and Ruth of West Burke
we're Sunday visitors at F. c. Harvey's
Little Henry Swanwick is quite sick
With measles.-Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
5toddard visited relatives in West
burke Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
5entarbar and two children, Dorothy
Ind Richard, visited her mother, Mrs
Tuyette in Lyndon Sunday.-Frank
Stanley visited friends in Victor.
Monday.-Mrs. Emma Jenkins visited
Ter daughter, Ida at Brightlook Hos
3ital Sunday, accompanied by her sis
:er-in-law, Mrs. Mary Hubbard.-Mr
md Mrs. Carl Colby of st. Johnsbur.
listed his father, A. B. Colby Sunday
rayndonville, were Sunday visitors O
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips.-Ml
md Mrs Lorenzo Stafford and grand
'aughters Helen and Hi1da Portereo
t. Johnsbury were Sunday visitors OF
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Stat
ord.-Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Welcl
nd son Lawrence visited Mr.. anc
IRIS. G. H. Kittredge in Lyndon Sun
iay.--Mrs. Maude Mcneil Of Lyndon.
enter is spending several weeks with
IRIS. M. H. Gilson.-Mrs. Mabel Vance
nd daughter Helen. have returned
ONE after spending the winter witt
elatives in Flint. Michigan.-Mr.a am
Irs. Chester Wyman and daughter
Seulah, of North Haverhill, N H, Wis
ted his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
Vyman from Friday until Monday
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Cole spent Sum
10y with Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Lun6
East Haven.-Mrs. Charles Hall
nd Mrs. Robert Paris of Lyndon
| enter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
zero Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Paris
| pent Sunday there.-Mr. and Mrs
| 'esse Lane were Sunday visitors at L
' Frasier's.-John Simpson of Lyn
| lonville visited his sister and hus
| and, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lund.-Mrs
| lara Counter and brother Georg'
| NTH of Metheum, Mass, are in town
/ FRS. Counter will spend some time a
| er home here.-Mr. and Mrs. +. F
| TcDonald spent Wednesday in Con
| ord with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| J. B. Cutting.-Mrs. G. A. burlington
| Who has been spending three week
l. lere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| F.. Temple, and George Burning
| IN, returned Wednesday to her h0m
| I West Lebanon, n. H.-Frank Jen
] rs has finished work for L. T. Fra
ier and came Tuesday to make hi
ONE with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. JET
| cey.-Miss Katherine Donaldson o
yndon Institute spent the week-en'
18th Mrs Fred Farmer.-Mrs. Josepl
arley is quite sick at this writing
IS Celia Vance of Campton, N. Fl
Is been spending a few days wit
elatives here She went Monday t
,onway, n H., where she is to ente
he Conway Hospital from a .thre
ears training course as nurse
'harles Leach of Kirby, was Sunda
isitor at DR.. E. F. Roots.
Congregational Church Notes
Senior Christian Endeavor Thurs
lay evening at 7.30 at the home O
[rs. E. F. Root. Preaching Sunda
morning at 1890, sermon topic: 9TH
rice of a Little Honey" Sunda
chool Immediately following. JUNO
Tristan Endeavor at pm. Unto
ervice Sunday evening at 7.30. Prir
| Iatthewsson of Lyndon Institute an
| Clo will sneak
Burke Church Notes
| Services will pe resumed agai
;unday afternoon in the Union churc
Burke Hollow. Plans for the sum
ner Sunday school will be made. TIL
| ,astor will try and be in the home
DON which he has not already calle
| pom.
Mrs. Jane Wyman of Burke VIII
| as been sick for some time is grad
ally failing.-Herbert MaGill was
ecent visitor at Elden Cote's in Eas
| [aven.-Mrs. Harris Smith and Mr.
Iarcia Sandstone and little daughte
listed relatives in Lyndonville Tues
| ay.-Little Katherine Burringto
-ho has been quite sick with re
lpse from measles is better and abb
sit up a part of the time.-Mrs.
[. Anger who has been working fo
| lrs. Edwin Hough on Bemis Hill ha
eturned hone-Miss Vera Richard
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