St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-30
CONCORD.
ganiZcd-Public Safety Commit
tee Meeting.


tee Meeting.
| fMrs. c. F. Cutting. Correspondent |
| A local branch of the Red Gross was
organized at the Town hall Saturday
afternoon with the following officers:
President, Mrs Bertha P. Cobleigh
vice president, Mrs. Lila C. Hastings:
secretary, Mrs. Lola NJ. Cutting; treas
urer, Mrs. Gertrude B. Reed. An en-
deavor is being made this week for the
enrolment of members, the quota fol
this town being $50. There will be
meeting of the local branch of Il
Red Cross at the Town hall, Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Committee of Public Safety for
the district of Concord, CRANKY, Vie
tory and South Kirby met at the Towr
hall Saturday afternoon. organized and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, E. A. Gray; secretary, q. w.
Bradley; treasurer, J. E. Warren: eX-
ecutive committee, Messrs, Gray,
Bradley, Warren; finance committee,
J. K. Hovey, George H. Hastings, J.
Folsom of Concord, c. w. Taylor of
South Kirby, Ed. Jones of Victory, and
Will Carpenter of CRANKY.
Miss Rachel Richardson went to her
; home in Guildhall Friday for the
.. eek-end-Mr and Mrs. w. NJ Rich
have been called to New York by the
: death of Mrs Rich's sister.-At the
regular meeting Of Concord Grange
Friday evening the following patriotic
program was enjoyed: Songs "Ol6
Glory" Gray; remarks, Mr.. Stacy;
: song, 'The Flag of Our Union For
I ever Helen Carpenter; reading, The
I Babys KISS Mrs. w. E. Remick;
n recitation, THE. Sentry's Song" Miss
: Pearl Rash; "Our Nations Colors.'
: Huldah Burbank, Gertrude and Hell
e ena Remck; song, THE Little Gray
{ Mother Alone" Misses Pearl and Reta
G Rash; reading, Keep the Love 0
II Country First" w. E. Remick; song
$ '"The Star Spangled Banner" grange;
- recitation, my Papa Gertrud'
k Rernick; reading, What is Patriot
= sm:" Mrs Carl Warren; song, ''The
/ Soldiers Farewell" Misses Rash; ad.
g dresses, Mr.. Bradley and Mr.. Burbank
. America" grange.-Frank Kerr OF
g St. Johnsbury was a business visitor
n in town Friday.-Children's night viii
; be observed at the next regular meet
d ing of Concord Grange. Friday eve
t. ming, June S.-Mrs. eagle Frost O.
IF Providence, r. l., is a guest of he
le aunt, Mrs. George Whipple.-Willart
Is Keech, Jethro Lillicrap and sons, Pau
m and William, were in Island Pont
n Saturday.-Mrs. c. B. Smith of Brad
N ford has been a guest of Mrs. Georg
II Howard.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodg
n and daughter, Berual, of WATERFORD
t. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mimi
re Williams.-Herbert Hodge has gone t
lie 10 tn in 90 Mrs
j. King of Fitzdale visited her daugh
he ters, Misses Mildred and Mary Kins
Friday-Miss Mary Hubbell of 81
= Johnsbury Center was a week
guest of Mrs. e. A. Gray.-Andrey
Morgan of Passumpsic was in. tow
over Sunday-Mrs. c. NJ. Wallace Q
- East Ryegate came Friday to spen
several days with her daughter, Mr.!
of C. F. Cutting.-Mrs. Florence E
ry Matthew'S Miss Halle e. Matthew:
We Mr.. and Mrs. Don Matthews and sol
n Robert, of Groveton, N. H., Mrs. Ed
er win Bartlett and son, Lawrence, c
tn Boston were Sunday guests of Mr.. an
in Mrs. C. F. Cutting.-Mrs. Williar
ne Sortwell was home from her work 9
y st. Johnsbury over Sunday.-Mr. an
r Mrs. Gilbert Hastings of West Dan
oy vile were in town Sunday.-The Unto
e. Memorial service at the M. E. churc
oh Sunday morning was largely attend
s. ed. Rev. F. B. Sterling, pastor of tn
B. church. delivered the address an
s. Rev. P. J. MacInnis of the Universal
en- list church, spoke briefly on the Re
h. Cross.-A. J. Lyon has sold his build
err ing lots on East Main street to Harr
ct Currier.-Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Gilsol
IS son and daughter, of East Burke wer
". in town Sunday-Mrs. C. A. Milt
ly more spent the weekend with rels
rn tives in Manchester, N. H., accom-
N. panying Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maynar
[r. of st. Johnsbury.-J. E. Edney ha
Id taken the Grand Union agency. SUE
u ceeding P. S. Woodbury.. who gives
lie up on account of ill health.-Messr
d. Hood of Charlestown, Mass, an
er Blossom of Woodsville, N. H, wer
s. business visitors in town the pa!
an week.-Mrs.. Jack Ralston and sol
he Kenneth Bartlett, were in Plainfiel
,st visiting last week.-W. ]. Chapma
nk has finished work at the quarries an
ay has employment at Lunenburg.-H. /
r. Morrison, w. E. Houston and Ere
an Goodreault have purchased cars
RS. Miss Lydia Gotta has returned from
oy visit to Bristol, Conn.-The socis
n committee at the Universalist churc
Lst for June are Mrs. Jacob Richardson
F. Jr., Mrs. E. D. Lee, Mrs. c. A. Grow
st. all, Miss Ellen Hutchinson, Mi:
nd Louise Chapman, Miss Cara Sampson
elk Rev. C. F. Mcintyre of Woodsvill
n n. H.. will occupy the pulpit at tn
h Universalist church next Sunda
he morning in exchange with Rev. P.
d. MacInnis.--Miss Marcia Stuart, ir
ed structor in Home Economics at tn
. Junior high, goes to the Pierce di!
it. trict in Lunenburg and to Guildha
. Monday, and to East Concord an
of Fftzdale Thursday, giving canhin
he monstrations.-Rev.a and Mrs. F.
lr- Sterling spent Friday in victory
en- A. Gray, G. H. Hastings and W. ]
[c- Houston were business visitors in S
let Johnsbury the first of the week.-Mr
're Charles May is visiting friends
- Worcester. Mass, for two weeks
las Mrs. Minnie Adams is keeping hous
ng for Mrs. Charles May.-Leslie Coopt
IN. has had telephone installed in h
n.y. residence.-H. B. Morrison was
is business visitor in st. Johnsbury tt