St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-16
ORLEANS.



} CDoris A. Spafford, Correspondent
The trustees of the Orleans High
School have engaged Prof. r. w.
Cobb to take the place of Prof. A.
c. Fletcher, resigned. Mr.. Cobb is
a native of Newark. n. j., and is a
graduate of the New Jersey state Ag-
ricultural College. For one year he
was supervisor at Arms Academy at
Shelburne Falls, Mass, and for the
last four years has been director OF
sciences at Wellesley Hills. Mass. He
will move his family here the last of
August.
At the meeting, OF the VI. S., on
Monday evening the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Taplin; vice president. Mrs. Blanch
Harris: secretary, Mrs. c. D. French;
treasurer, Mrs. Grace Donaldson
Mrs. Fl. G. Perley of Barton was
recent visitor at F. c.. BroWn's.-Mr.
L. G. Lanphear went to Boston Tues
day to spend a short time-Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Eldridge are the happy
parents of a son born on Monday af-
ternoon.-Mrs. Blanch Harris was a
week-end visitor at the home of Mrs.
Paul Morrison in Barnet.-Charles
Harris has resigned his position with
the railroad and will enter the office
of the E. l.. Chandler Co., on Monday,
May 21.-Mrs. w. 3. Anderson and
son Karl have been visiting at r. c.
Brown's.-Mrs. Wallace Sawyer is in
| ST. Johnsbury with her son Richard
who will have treatment at Bright
look Hospital-PauE and Gerald
French were home for the weekend.
-Adna Shepherd of Greenfield Mass.
has been visiting his brother. Guy
Shepherd.-Mrs. c. j. Maxwell went
to Evansville Monday to spend a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. George
TI.nt.-C. D. French is visiting his
father, D. c. French in Dorchester
Mass.-Dr., E. M. Cleashy and Will
lard Downey attended the u. S: Cour1
at Windsor on TuesdaH.-Mrs. Mau:
rice Friday of Amsterdam, N. Y. j.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Carroll Jen.
/ kins.-Mrs. /. e. Harris of st. Johns
| bury was a business visitor in toWr
Monday.-Jerard Joslyn is building
an addition to his house.-Jame.
Prue has moved into his new home
On South street.-Dr. A. NJ. Goddard
of Albany was in town Tuesday.-Mr
Norris and family of Barton have
moved into the tenement vacated b!
James Prue.-Mrs. George Kline O
Charleston is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Bertha -Dupont.-Mrs. Homer
Locke went to Boston on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Robinson o
Lunenburg. pastor of the NJ. e
church. spent a few days at the HON,
of Bert Dunham.-MiSS Beatrice Bad
ger has returned from st. .Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Mathews, Mis-
/ J. Marie Darling, Miss Edith Loth.oI
and Miss Helen Beede are guests g
Norwich University during JUNO
= week.-Doris Spafford, has gone. t.
Boston where she will spend a montl
with relatives. Subscriptions al
items will be taken by Mrs. l.. Z
Spafford at the store.-Mr. and Ms
II. w. Buchanan were obliged to cur
tail their auto trip, and returned hom
Friday-Miss Hazel Harris has re
turned for the summer from Boston
/ where she has completed a bushes
: course.-Mr. and Mrs. B.. E.. Wilso1
: and son are moving to Hardwick
: where Mr.. Wilson has work n
creamery.-Miss - Mildred Monteit]
7 and Miss Vera, Smith are boarding 70
: the remainder Of the school yeai VIII
, Mrs. Jaret Joslyn.-The annual meet
5 ing of the Village 1mprovem ent Sorie
/ ty will he held with Mrs. II. M. Whip
Pile on. Monday evening, May 16 a
: 7.15.-Clyde M. Hill of Montpelie
: was guest of A. G.. Fletcher Thurs
: day-The Red Crcss Society was pre-
scented with. a gift of $40 blythe Ply
S THAN Sisters recently. At the Boo
3 and Thimble Club silver tea, $13. wer
t realized and ,s23.67 were the proceed
e of the benefit moving picture show.
+ a(Doris A. STAFFORD, Corresponding
. 4 Mrs. w. f.. Scott and Miss Kat
Stevens spent: Saturday in st. Johns
, bury.-Robert Wells was cuisines
D visitor in ST. Johnsbury Saturday.
y Twenty-four boys and twenty girl
4 students at the Philadelphia Acade
: my of Fine Arts, are taking niiitar
4 drill one hour each day under the di
rection of Clarence Cole, a fellow
E student and ex-guardsman who's
4 home is in Orleans DR. Russell Wat
: son. DR.. c. S. -Wardell and DR.. Karl i
4 Smith of New York stopped at-Valle
e House Saturday morning on their wa
r to Lake Willoughby for a few day
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