St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-01-17
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AL the ChurCn meetlHS ldSI Il uuFS-
day the following committees were
elected:
Clerk, Mrs. Jennie Brock; treasur-
er, Mrs. Kate Kenncy; assistant treas
urer. Mrs Emma Kendall; auditor,
Harleigh Somers; delcon for two
years, Chester l.. Somers and L. A
Nelson; business committee. G. L
Somers, George Nelson, c.. E. Smith
Ray WEIGH, f.. O. Wilson; church
committee, Miss Edith Wallace, Mrs
Mary McGill; missionary committee,
Mrs. Alice Somers, Mrs Ina Gilfillan,
Mrs. Belle Somers, Mrs. Vera WEIGH,
Mrs. Jennie Moore; music committee,
John Lang. Charlotte Dow, E: B.
Chase, H. c.. Ho1brook, Miss Vera
WEIGH, Marvourine, Cilley, Marion
Quimby, Belle lGammell; ,ushers, c. D..
Harris, and. IL e. 'Gilfilian; collectors
Of offerings, Winthrop Anadon and
George Amadon. = =. a Is
The financial report was the best
given in years The bills are all paid
and there lis a good balance lin the
treasure. Two hundred and eight dol.
lars was given for missions and eighty
dollars for war relief and other char
table work. s.s:ts5.sr
Mrs B. L. Galley visited st. Johns.
bury Monday. rs'5'
Mrs. Vernon James of West Burke.
is visiting her father, Mr.. Charles En-
cry. X. 49,. :. L, f4.fe.,.< Z
For the present the Christian En-
deavor will hold their meetings Sum
day evenings at $50. The evening
meeting for the church will be held
at 7.3O. g. y. :
Arthur. F.. Stone preached a. very.
interesting sermon in the church at
Barnet Sunday. In the afternoon Mrs.
Russell Bryum gave a talk on Syria,
which was very interesting to those
knowing Nellie Laughlin as she had
been working with her in Syria.
w. C. Clark preached at the North
church in st. Johnsbury Sunday.
Sumner Gilfillan has returned from
| the Brightlook Hospital, but as yet
is unable to be out. ~
Mrs. j. McGill of st. Johnsbury,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. r. III. Ha-
zelton.
| Mrs. George Walker is confined to
her home with chicken pox.
Sumner Gilfillan was operated on
Wednesday morning at the Bright
look Hospital. He is reported COM
Portable.
Mrs. S. j. Martin was visitor in
! ST. Johnsbury last week.
Miss Ella Robinson visited in st,
Johnsbury Monday g}-ss ss<saass.E3
The funeral of little Kenneth Pow
ers was held at his home in Monroe
| n. H., Wednesday. The body was
buried in the Barnet cemetery.
Miss Mary Ray who has been visit.
ing friends in West Barnet, was call
i ed by the illness of her cousin, Mrs
Ellen Smith.
Those that went to Hanover, N. H.
to hear Billy Sunday report. that Bill
ly is all right. ALI were very fortu-
nate in securing good seats. s.
The students of Barnet have al
1 returned to their school al" McIndoes
after vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. John Potter is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Jack Russell.
Miss Margaret Blair has returned
to her sisters, Mrs. Hall Menifield.
Mrs Charles Parker and Mrs. Johf
Potter visited in st. Johnsbury Mon
day.
Mrs. B. n. GiIfillan has returned
from Beebe Plain.
st. Johnsbury Wednesday,.
, Mrs Thomas McCondack visited he
mother, Mrs George Lowrey, in ST
Johnsbury Wednesday.
Mrs A. S. Peck, Kathryn ROBBIE
Mrs. S. J. Holmes, Miss Helen Grang
r er and Mr.. E. A. Wiley visited ST
$ Johnsbury Thursday.
? Mrs. H. M. Gilfillan and son VIII
5 have been visiting her brother, MI
F. B. Gilfllan, have returned home t
:. Elmherst, L.. I.
l Mrs. M E. Campbell has returne
t from her visit at Littleton, n. H.
Mrs. Robert Parker and her mothe
:. are visiting Mrs. Ned Somers
Mr. John Lang visited st. Johns
I bury, Thursday.
|. Mr. Hatch Of Woodsville visited a
;. DR.. r. H. Hazletons Wednesday.
Mrs. Russell r. Byrum of New Yorl
is visiting Mr.. Julian Laughlin. i.
Miss Ellene Hazelton has returne
> from her visit in Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs r. H. Hazelton visited S
Johnsbury Friday. :.
Harold Somers,. Winthrop Amado
!, and Ray Hi1lard have gone to Bul
lington, VT, to attend the boys cor
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T ference.
!, Claude Emery has gone to Sout
!, Lunenburg, VT, for a few days
Max Lang has been appointed cal
: rier for r. F. D. No. 2. Ned Johnso
will act as substitute.
), . The following officers were electe
N for the x. c. Stevens Post G. A.
!, and w. r. c.; Relief Corps, pres
= dent, Mrs. Mary Mackey; senior viz
:, president, Mrs. Matte Farrow, junie
vice president, Mrs. Mary Moor
= chaplain, Mrs. Anna Farrow, coIidut
: tor, Mrs. Jenette Halcrow; assistal
y conductor, Mrs. Rosa Hastie; secri
. tary, Mrs. Susan McLachIin. treasul
. er, Mrs. Anna Abbott, guard, Lizz
= Gracy; assistant guard, Mrs. Men
Adams; installing officer, Mrs. job
;, obinson.
: Post: P. c., C. D. Harris; s. " c
!, George Douse, I've, w. S. Brocl
! adj. Harry .F'arrow, L. NJ, M. Faj
: row; surg, DR.. H. A. Elliott, chaplai
Il D. Harvey, o. d., George Bigelop
: o.. G., Robert Emery; Installing OF
y GER, j. G. Gracy.
= George Walker and son Arthu
were visitors in Woodsville, N. II. Sa
r urday.
) Howard Elliott was a business vi
Il itor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
Those that attended the play RI