St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.

edith Mclaughlin, Correspondent
Friends of Rev and Mrs. Fred
Wtlcock are pleased to know that MI
Wilcox is to serve the NJ. T.. church
as pastor for another year.-MrS
Mary Haliett, who has been visiting
friends in the southern part OF the
state for some time, returned home on
SATURDAY. harrington Robinson OF
Claremont, n H., visited his parents
last wee1-B. C. Campbell finished
work at the scale factory last Sat
urday night-Ray Blodgett has NOV
ed his family into the upstairs tene-
ment of Ed. Stones building. Mr..
Blodgett is now employed by F.. II.
Hallett.-Joseph Nichols spent the
weekend at his home here.-Ralph
Johnson and Albert Hill left Thursday
night for Worcester, Mass, where they
have pOsitions.-Mrs. NJ. r. Dickin-
son. who has spent the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. George Kelley, in
| Lynn, Mass, expects to return to her
home Wednesday-Miss Eta Folsom
spent the weekend with her mother
| at their home in Willoughby.-E. A.
| Gray has been sick the past week.
| Green Mountain Grange held their
| regular meeting last Saturday with a
| good attendance. The following pro-
gram was rendered: Song, grange;
| reading, Singing BY the Way" Mrs,
| Hall; recitation, Stars and Stripes"
| Doris Whitney; question, Shall We
Have Universal Training?" speakers,
A. II. Olcott, George Wheeler, w. c.
! Hall; reading, Lulu Prescott; reading
Walter Hall; question, us Success on
! To E'a n,
| Farmer" speakers, w. J. Henderson
weather Bureau" Howard Goss
song by the grange.-Miss Olive G
Gibson, representing the American
Home Missionary Society. will speal
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning, April 30. Miss Gibson ha!
long been associated with educationa
work in New Mexico, and speaks mos
Interestingly of conditions, needs ant
the opportunity as she has found then
in her personal experience. Yer,
, vivid, and startling often, are he
word pictures of the ignorance AM
superstition found there under GU
American nag-Several people from
the village went to the sugar camp a
, Miss Nettie Ayers home last Saturday
p doughnuts, pickles, popcorn and but
ternuts.-Mrs. George Newell and sor
Graham, of St. Johnsbury visited he
f parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Berry, las
c Week.-Mrs.. Martha Flint tripped an
,. fell on rug in her home last Satur
day morning. cutting a bad cash abov
her eye. DR.. e. III. Ross was Gale
Y and after taking a few stitches sh
was found to have no other injuries
,. Raymond Bennett, who has been quit
sick the past week, is able to be abou
y again.-The w. C. II. u. will meet wit
Mrs: S. X. Huse Friday afternoon a
] the usual hour.-Miss Sarah Living
ston of St. Johnsbury visited he
cousin. Mrs. HALEY Powers, last weel
r Mrs. Sylvia Powers celebrated he
-. seth birthday last Wednesday at he
home here. Mrs. Anna Gibson of S
Johnsbury spent the day with her, be
side several others, who called to he'll
make the day pleasant for her. Sh
was the recipient OF many birthda
tokens among which was Il sum c
money!. C. Danforth commence
the cement work Monday for tn
foundation Of the new garage that I
: A. Mongeon is going to have erecte
= on the lot recently owned by the l.. /
. Stiles estate-Miss Florence Cos
II who has been confined to the hous
20 for five weeks with quinsy sores, wa
- able to resume her school work O
Monday.-Rev. I. ]. Green of Wait
River called on old friends here Nor
y day on his return from conference.