St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-17
CONCORD.
Officers of the Grange Installed
Largely Attended Teachers Meet
ing-LOcalS.

Mrs. C. F. Cutting, Correspondent
At the regular meeting of Concord
Grange, Friday evening the following
officers were installed for the en-
suing year by District Deputy Walter
Hall of St. Johnsbury Center, assisted
by Mrs. Hall as marshall: Master, w.
C. Remick; overseer, P. S. Woodbury.;
lecturer, B. B. Burbank; steward F.
A. Goodreault; assistant steward,
Charles Warne;- chaplain, G. L. Stacy;
treasurer, c. A Miltimore; secretary,
Mrs. Katharine Chaplin; gate keeper,
Felix Mcqueen; Ceres, Mrs. w. C.
Remick; Pomona, Mrs. f. A. Good
reault; Flora, Mrs. Robert Williams
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Charles
Warne; musician, Mrs. c. A. Milti-
more; business committee, j. E. Ed
ney, Charles Warne, Carl Warren:
finance committee, B. B. Burbank,
Vera Strceter, w. p. Streeter; relief
committee, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Good
reault, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warne
Mrs. Jacob Richardson, Jr., Mrs ]
| E. Edney. There were 38 presen
! and a banquet was served after in
stallation At the next meeting Jan.
/ 26, the following subject will be dis
! cussed, ''HoW Can | Be More Neigh
! borly?"
There was Il good attendance at the
| teachers meeting held in the as
sembly room Of the Junior high
school Friday, all teachers in town
| being present except two. The fore
noon session consisted Of a demon
stration of primary methods by Mis-
Louise Chapman and pupils. Some
time was also devoted to a question
box. In the afternoon Mr. Burbank
gave a talk on school matters. Miss
! Lena Bliss of East Concord spoke a.
! some lengtn on Some Disadvantages
of the Rural Schools Miss Marcia
Stuart spoke on Teaching of His
tory Miss Ruby Kenerson OF
school Games for Recreation" Mis-
May Crosby on How to Secure At
tention in Class" Miss Genevievt
Sergeant on How to Teach Reading
in the Seventh grade"
T.. w. Bradley spent Saturday il
St Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs O. w, Baker return
ed Saturday from spending severa
days in Burlington.
Frank Sergeant has finished worl
for T. * Richards
There will be a joint installation
of officers of Concordia Lodge, I. O
0. F., and Red Glover Lodge, D. of R.
No. 27, at I. O. O. +. hall Tuesda,
evening, Jan. %.
Mrs Helen P. Bonnet commence
her duties as student operator at tn
telephone Office this week.
The services of the Young People
Z ri Of
school building each Sunday evening
at 5.45 under the leadership of Prin
E. w. Bradley, who is making a grea
effort to make these meetings helpful
and instructive to the young people
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Goodreaul1
ST., went Saturday to Lewiston an
Auburn, Me, for a visit to relative
and will attend the goth wedding an
niversary Of Mrs. Goodreault's sister
A. d. Forsaith, who has been crit
ically i'll from pneumonia, is improv
ing very slowly
Mrs. G. 3. French spent Saturda
with Mrs. F. A. Brewer.
, HilPs Novelty orchestra of S
Johnsbury viii give a dance at tn
! Town hall Friday evening.
Miss Hazel Davis was home fro1
r her school in Lunenburg for tn
p weekend.
2. S. Woodbury., who has been con
fined to the house for several week
by illness, is improving.
Mrs. Emma West and T. r. JOSH
received word Sunday of the deaf
= Of their cousin, Mrs Dudley Naler
e tine, at her home in Yonkers. N. Y.
Rev. p. J. MacInnis will speak ne,