St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
DANvHLLE
Successful Entertainment for the Rex
Cross.-News About Town.

CMrs c. w. Bartlett, Correspondent
One. of the best and most enjoyed
entertainments that has been giYef
in town for some time was held a
the town hall last Friday evening
given by the. primary and gramma
grades for the benefit. of the. Rec
Cross The hall was beautiful.
decorated with articles in the spiri
of Halloween and fir boughs. The
excellent manner in which the chill.
drene performed their parts showed
the training which had been giveI
them by their teachers, Misses Sar
gent and !. Gordon, to- whom much
credit should be given, TWENTY-FIVE
dollars was cleared and the followinf
program was given: Play, A Hal,
Elowe,en. SURPRISE, song, Rheu,
matiz;',. Farce, What DO You Know
About Ghosts?'" Goblin's Song Jack
O-Lantern Song; Pantomines. The
Moontykes,'' Going Home, !" After,
wards 1.-The Natural Result Tht
Witches; Song, EXAMINING the Kaiser;
The Star Spangled Banner; PRONE
nade.-Mrs. Abby McCarty has re.
LuIHCu 10 OF. JOIIASDQIy *GttWt SEONA'
ing some time with Miss Stratton.-
Mrs, Emory Daley of Montpelier: i.
visiting Mrs. W.;eO. Stratton. Mrs
Henry Newell returned from White
River junction where she has. beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Stone and family. Mrs. Carl W
Lang and mother, Mrs II A. Rowe
lreturned last Thursday from Chicago
ILL.,, and Winona, Mimi. where they
have been visiting: relatiyes.-Sinct
the formation of the local branch OF
| the Red Cross on June 25. the follow.
| ing articles have been made an6
shipped: SO fracture pillows, IS
comfort pillows, 2 dozen comfor
bags, 20 dozen handkerchiefs, I!
| bath mitts, SIS pairs wristlets, 81 muf
flers, helmet, SO surgical shirts, 1 .
three-yard bandages. 20 eye bandag
es, pairs socks.-Mr. and Mrs. F. "A
| Crane left Nov. i, in their auto To-
New York city where they are to visi
| relatives and from there are to go tt
Providence, r. l., to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Golf and husband.-A care
| party for the benefit of the Red Cros
/
Thursday evening, Nov. S.-News ha
| been received the past week from tn.
| following list of Danville boys, telling
| of their safe arrival in Somewhere
in France" Raymond Osgood, Et
Emmons. George Vance, Earl Rodg
ers, Gene Gouchee, Earl Fisher, Ben
| jamin Clifford, alter Jordon ant
Clyde Green.-Two hundred ant
Spinety-one have signed the foot
pledge cards.-Oscar Rodgers ha.
finished working for Harry Osgood.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Danforth receiv.
ed a letter last week from their tive
sons, Albert and Henry Danforth, who
have landed safely at Liverpool
Eng. They spoke of their sea svoy.
age as being very pleasant and I'M.
dventurous.-Miss Christine Hatch
who is training for a nurse at Han
over, N. H., spent last Thursday herr
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Hatch.-Mrs. Carr. who has
| worked for Miss Emily Davis during
the. summer, has gone to St. Johns
bury to spend the winter with Mr.
and Mrs Ethan Carr-Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Kingsbury and daughter and
Mrs. Bowker of Montpelier spent
Sunday at Mrs e. w Sturdevant's.
All members of the Harmony Music
Club are requested to attend a
special meeting for important bust
ness at the Library on Saturday af-
ternoon at O'clock.