St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-14
CONCORD
Mrs. Marina Hastings Given Wei.
come Back to Her Farm-Locals.


(Mrs. c. F. Cutting, Correspondent
About -.25 of~sthe neighbors anG
friends of Mrs. Marina Hastings weni /
to her home last Thursday, took pos
session of the house and served g
chicken pie dinner in honor of hersre-
turn to the farm \ very enjoyable
day was spent. Those from. out of4town
to attend We're Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cas-
well of Waterford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lewis and
daughter, Vivian, of Littleton. N H.
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
F. A. Cutting.-Mrs. ]. e. Warren Is
seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hartshorn were in ST. Johnsbury Fri
daY.-Elden Jewell was home from
his work at Rumney. N. H., from
| Monday until Wednesday-There will
be a mystery party and promenade at
the w. R. c. hall Friday evening
| March 16. A cafeteria lunch will be
| served.-Mrs. Jennie Barnet and SON.
Willie, are at the home of Roy Power:
in Lyndon for a few days.-Mrs. F. E
| Mcdonald of East Burke visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Cutting
| Thursday.-Ls ". Hastings of st
| Johnsbury was in town Thursday
Mrs. Chappell was called here the
past week from her work at Grove
! ton by the illness of her daughters
Barbara and Frances, from measles
Mrs, Allen Hodgden is chairman OF
! the social committee of the L. B
/ society of the M. E. church for the
month of March.-Rev. I. P. Chase
/ of Albany was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Gray last week.-Murray Moves
of st. Johnsbury visited at the home
of his brother, c. A. Noyes, last week
Among those who are ill with
measles are Marion and Mildred Hast
/ ings, Walter Douglas, Charles and
Lou Richards, Sybil Haviland, Mary
4 Reed, Merlin Bradshaw, Harold Chap.
| man and Eleanor Morrison and child
| rem in the families of Jack Moyse and
/ Charles Rock.-Ariel Cobleigh is
/ spending the week at the home of he1
aunt, Mrs. L. V. Hastings. in St
Johnsbury.-Mrs. D. w. Ford is i'll
+! with the grip.-Blaine Cote has re-
I turned from his work at st. Johns
! bury.-Miss Edith Virtue spent the
! weekend in East Concord.-Miss
Louise Chapman spent part of last
week in Montpelier with her brother
J. G. Chapman.-Mrs. Mary Chapman
was in ST. Johnsbury from Wednes-
day until Saturday, guest of he
daughter, Mrs. Halle Morton.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Chaplin are spending
the weekend With Mr. and Mrs
Harry Ranney in North Concord
Mrs. D. J. Lunne and daughter, Miss
Pearl Lunnie, returned Saturday from
Lowell, Mass.-Russell Moyse is ill
from diphtheria at a hospital in Cam
isbridge, Mass.-Miss Genevieve Sar-
geant went Friday to Berlin, n. H..
where she will be the guest for few
days of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Carpen-
ter.-Miss Hazel Davis is home from
her school work in Lunenburg.-Mr
S. Hovey returned from st. Johnsbury
hospital Saturday.-The ladies Of the
, Universalist church cleared $21.0C
from the town meeting day dinner
L. e. Cooper spent tn eweek-end in
st. Johnsbury.-Mrs. Harriette Doug
las has had a telephone installed in
, her home.-William Blair of Walden
has been a guest of his daughter, Mrs
B. 3. Burbank-Frank NJ Cobleign
was in st. Johnsbury from Friday un-
til Neutrality-suspicious. in ST. Johnsbury
|
, ings, Julia Quimby, Helen Bennett
Mrs. Nelson Burt, Mrs. Clinton Davis
Helen Davis, F. A. Brewer, w
o. Rocheleau, Clyde Warren and
William Raymond.-Miss Lillian
Edney has gone to st. Johns
bury to work for Mrs. H. H
Miltimore.-There was a surprise
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
, Elmer Hunter Friday evening. Cards
and dancing were enjoyed.-Miss Mel
lie Ranney has been confined to the
house by ilIness.-W. r. Banks of st
Johnsbury visited his brother, Nathan
: Banks, the first of the week.-Mr. an6
: Mrs. L. V. Hastings Of st. Johnsbury
were in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
0. w. Baker were called to Potter's
: Place, N. H, the last of the week by
the sudden death of Mrs. Bakers
, father, A1ban Thompson.-H. A
| Quimby was in Lunenburg the first OF
the week.-The Suffrage Study Clul
t will meet at the home of Mrs. c. l.
s Stacy Friday afternoon, March 16, a
2.30-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jock O.
East Burke visited Mr.. Jocks mother
Mrs. Lavina Jock Sunday.-Ralp1
Corey has sold his farm to Mr.. La
montague of ST. Jollnsbury and Mr.
t Corey has moved his family to thu
, | Carruth farm near the Connecticu
river-Mrs Edison Webb, who ha
been seriously i'll, is much improves
Y in health.-Mrs. William True is re
) covering from her recent illness.-H
S. Dole Of Danville was business Wis
itor in town the past week.-Miss Ari
Bennett is in Lisbon, N. H., a cues
! of Miss Hazel Currier.-The ladies o
the L. B. Society will meet at thu
home of Mrs. E. A. Gray Wednesda.
afternoon to sew.-C II. Gray o
Lyndonville visited his brother e. A
Gray, Thursday.-Miss Lovenir Ran
cour has gone to Portland Me-, t.
l visit her mother, Mrs Maude Ran
t cour.-Miss Garadine Sampson i
: home from her school work at Maid
/. stone.-The ladies of the First Uni
versalist church will meet with Mrs
D P. J. MacInnis Wednesday afternoon
a for work.-Miss Belle Burbank i
\ | spending the week in Walden.-D. 3
| Perrilf of Jericho was weekend
guest at Chestnut Farm.-Mrs. Jenni
S Belden visited her parents, Mr.. an
t Mrs. Alvar Belden. the first of tn
week.-At the regular meeting o
Adah Chapter. April II, the annua
e visit of Chapter members and thei
i families will be observed with sup