St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-09-12
CONCORD.
Large Attendance At Junior High
School-Granges Planning An
nual Fair.

(Mrs. c. F. Cutting, Correspondent
Concord Junior High school opened
Sept 4 with. an enrolment of 60
pupils. Those attending from out or
town are Amos Blood, Clifton Hast
ings, Edmund Hastings. Harry Fuller,
Myron Bell, Misses Clare Wood, Mary
L. King, Lunenburg; Misses Mildred
King. Mary E. King and Marion Ed
ney, Fitzdale: Floyd Rash, Water
ford; Clyde Richards, Kirby; Miss
Myrtle Young, Four Corners; John
McBeigh. North Concord; Everett
Noyse, Francena King, Lila Fisher,
Harold Warren, East Concord; Misses
Evelyn Streeter, Lyle Spaulding, Roy
alston Corner; Ernest Williams,
George Miltimore, Castle.
The seventh annual fair will be
given by Concord Grange, No. 408, in
the Town hall Wednesday, Sept. 26.
day and evening, commencing at 10
o'clock There will be the usual de-
partments devoted to exhibits of farm
produce, cooking, canning, fancy
work, etc. All schools in town will be
duce, cooking, canning, sewing and
contests through the day. There will
be a dance in the evening.
About 20 of the young friends of
Miss Alice G. Reed gathered at her
home Tuesday evening giving her a
genuine surprise party in honor Of her
18th birthday. She received several
gifts among them a sapphire ring
from her young friends. Cake and ice
cream we're served. Games and music
We're enjoyed.-Harland Clifford of
Greenfield, Mass, was in town the
first of the week, returning to his
home Thursday. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Spauld-
| ing and RMS. w. E. Hastings for a
short visit-Mrs. Fred Mosher of st.
| Johnsbury and George A. Smith OIL
Bridgeport, Conn, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Leslie Cooper.-W. o.
Rocheleau was in St. Johnsbury Fri
day.-Miss Mable Fisher of East Con
cord is working for Mrs. Arthur Bur-
lock.-Miss Ida Barsha of Bakersfield
is teaching at Miles Pond.-Guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lyon the pas,
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
1 Wright of Canton, Mass, Mrs. Henry
| Kinney and son, Guy, of Littleton, N
H, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maynard and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodbury. of St
Johnsbury-Mrs.F Frank Bonnet wa:
an over Sunday guest of her sister
Mrs. Stanton Bonnett.-A. D. Forsaitf
is finishing off tenement upstairs il
his residence.-Miss Louise Leland O
Johnson and Mrs. Almon Smith O.
Lunenburg were recent guests of Mrs
Fred Spaulding.- of the L
B. S. of the Methodist church will
hold their annual sale in the church
; vestry Wednesday, Nov. IL. Rev. ant
Mrs. F. B. Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs
, Harry Currier and Miss Lila Hick
will entertain. The following are thu
committees for the different depart
ments: Fancy work, Miss Jenni
Ranney, Mrs. W. o. Rocheleau, Mrs
Helen P Bennett, Mrs. E. c. Lewis
Japanese booth, Rev. and Mrs. I.
Chase, Mrs o. W. Baker; myster,
tree, Misses Arts Bonnet, Belle Bur
bank, Gertrude Gleason, Rose Rock
vegetables, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sun
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reed, Mrs
Allen Hodgdon; candy and popcorn
Misses Margaret Hall, Florence Hodg
den, Halle Miller; aprons, Mrs. Georg
Howard, Mrs. Austin Moves, Mrs. J
E. Edney; rummage, Mr.. and Mrs
E. A. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Rock, Mr.. and Mrs P. S. Woodbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard; supper
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ralston, Mr.. an
Mrs. B. B. Burbank, Mr.. and RS. II
B. orrison, Mrs. Benjamin Gleason
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Stacy of West
boro, Mass, and e. A. Brown of Mari
boro, Mass, are guests at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Stacy. Friday an
Saturday Mr.. Stacy with his guest
visited in Westmore, Lyndonville an
st. Johnsbury.-Miss Viola Stacy Ma
of St. Johnsbury spent last week wit
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Stacy. Miss May enters Smith Col
I lege at North Hampton this fall
t The Concord Branch Red Cross ship
ped box to the supply service, Bos
5 ton, the past week, containing the fol
i lowing articles: Three dozen fractur
. pillows, one dozen surgical shirts, one
:. half dozen comfort pillows, ten doze
handkerchief substitutes, three doze
: triangular bandages. The local branc
-: are expected to furnish each drafte
man with pajamas, housewives an
> comfort bag Anyone wishing to cor
tribute toward the furnishing of sue
: articles please notify the chairman {
!. the supply committee, Mrs. Helen
i Bonnett.-The committee in charge
= the various departments of the ar
l, nual sale at the Universalist churcl
Wednesday evening, Oct. 8, are {
) follows: Fancy work, Mrs. K.
Richards, Miss Helen Reed; cand
II Mrs c. A. Miltimore, Mrs. P. J. MAJ
Ii Innis; supper, Mrs. George Tasting
II Mrs. Everad Richards; mystery an
g quilt, Mrs. F. M. Cobleigh; apron
D. Mrs. F. A. Brewer, Mrs. G. B. Frencl
g Alison Currier and daughter, Mi
II Halle Currier. of Lisbon, N. H, visi
~ ed friends here the last of the week.
- Mrs. C. A. Noyes spent Wednesday
8 ST. Johnsbury, and Friday, with M
% Noyes was guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E
10 mer Hunter in Kirby.-Mr. and Mr.
&c F. G. Hicks and daughter, Merna,
Ashuelot, n. H., and Mrs. Coils Pal
of Burke were in town Thursday
"a Mrs. Albert Dave was in st. John
\ bury Saturday.-Mrs. Helen Bonnie
]. has resumed her work in the Ne
- England central office after a week