St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-28

home Frank Stoebel. who has
En assistant for Mr.. Veimit will re-
4in in charge Of the hot house at
& r. dwell
Skrhe concert given in Music hall
f;s Thursday evening by the boy
x<5sofn Norwich University, was largely
Intended. There were selections by
|sSke Glee Club, Mandolin Club, Vocal
EKzl:irtet of male singers.
81 Karl Davis has been on week &
zip with Norwich University cadets.
ssl1cluding q stop in New York City.
5Nherc they were in competitive cav
S3liry drill in Madison Square Garden
{AIe is expected home in a few days,
R#or {; short visit with his parents Dr.
@and Mrs. Il. II. Davis, before return
Hing TO the university.
James Weber left Friday for
Boston, where he will stay few days
and then go to California on a sever
sal weeks trip. His brother of Ware
Mass, will go With him.
& 1t was 81 years ago, on Feb. 20
/. 1896, that the Lyndonville library was
! first started. In memory Of this event
it is suggested that the village of Lyn
do.lville make the present library ar
anniversary gift and an article to this
effect will be in the warning for the
annual village meeting. The library
has been located here all these years
and il seems especially fitting that the
21st anniversary of the starting of the
Lyndonvine library should be in this
way rem embered.
Lucus Park was i'll several days
las week. His r. T. D. route was
taken Ds Ralph Coffran
Calvin +. Hulburt. D. D., died re
Gently at Bowling Green, Ohio, the
funeral being held Feb. Il. Many
will remember DR.. Hulburt, as he wa:
q former pastor Is or more years age
OF the Congregational churches here
East Burke and Lyndon Corner. He
was born at Sheldon, Vt, Oct II
1924, and graduated from Dartmouth
in 1853. At one time he was pres-
I dent of Middl ebury College.
The Community League supper ir
G. A r. hall Monday evening was thu
largest attended Of any far thi
season, "a men being present. Afte
an excellent chicken pie supper served
by the ladies Of the Cong regationa
church. c. l.. Stuart, president, called
the gathering to order and announced
that the district nurse had been en-
Gagged and was ready to begin work
Then asking if any desired to say any
thing regarding this matter or desired
any information regarding it. Rev.
G. Stevenson, Z. A. Cook, O. d
Mathcwson, DR.. r. B. Clark, C. E
Willoughby. II. c.. Wilson and other
entered into q general discussion as tC
how the district nurse should be EN-
ployed, the territory she should cover
etc. Other questions Of importance
were discussed and it was voted tina
the group of prize winners from tn
town Of Lyndon, at the Eastern States
industrial Exposition ct Springfield
! Mass, last fall, together with Mrs
Chase and Miss Newton, be entertain
ed by the next supper on March ..
The Industrial class met at ths
home Of Mrs. G. B. Allyn Monday
/ evening with a large number Of men,
bers present The hostesses, Mrs. Allyn
and Miss Donaldson, served refresh
ments of fruit, jelly. waters, tea ant
apples The next meeting will be helt
Feb. 26, in G. A. r. hall. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Mae Harris and Mrs
Clara Harris. Members of the Indus
IliGI CLASS Will meet With liC l. iiSlAe.i'
Aid to sew for the Red Cross Wed
nesday.
! The meeting of the Art Circle has
been postponed and will meet witt
! Mrs J e. Lincoln Thursday, March 1
| instead of Feb. %.
The cooking for the Red Cross foo6
| sale at G. A. r. hall Wednesday wa
| done by the young ladies of the do
a1tI1 of
| Institute, under direction Of Miss AL.
! len.
Mrs. George P. Ide entertained the
members Of the Christmas club ant
| sevaral guests this week, Tuesday. q
| breakfast was served at noon and the
! ladies spent the afternoon there.