St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-02-14
EAST BURKE


The special meetings Of last week
were very we'll attended and there
was much interest shown; we were
favored with good weather most of
the time and in spite of the storm of
Friday evening there was agood num-
Der out. We were very fortunate in
having the district superintendent
with us two nights, Rev. r. il. Moore
of Lyndonville, two nights and Rev.
NJ. Gould Of Lyndon Center one night.
A special service was held on Tues
day night OF this week conducted by
the district superintendent.
The Epworth League meeting this
week is to be at the parsonage on
Thursday evening.
The Ladies Aid is to meet with Mrs.
Dec on Friday Of this week and will
serve a public dinner.
Congregational Church Notes
A Valentine social under tho aus
pieces of the Young Ladies' Glass Will
be given in the vestry wednesday
evening at $50.
Senior Christian Endeavor Thurs
day evening at Mrs. Roots.
Preaching Sunday at 1890 am. Scr
mon topic: Some Price Less Anti
ques.' Sunday school Immediately
| following. Glasses for all. Junior
| Christian Endeavor at pm.
Harris Jenkins has finished saving
wood for the Darlings.
Grover Allard is driving q team for
| H. D. Webster.
John Alcock who has been in st.
| Johnsbury for a few weeks, being
treated for the rheumatism, has re-
turned home greatly improved.
Clyde ellison of Lyndonville was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Marguerite Donehuc is visiting rel
atives in st. Johnsbury for Il few
days.
Henry Brown has finished work for
| the Mathus Brothers and is working
| for Fl. D. Webster.
Mrs. +. e. Mcdonald visited Mrs.
Harris Smith at the st. Johpsbury
Hospital Wednesday. while in the city
on business.
Mrs H. e. jenkins and Mrs. e. r.
Root are confined to the house With
the prevailing distemper.
| Over forty attended the all day
meeting of the Willing Workers and
dinner with Mrs. ]. A. Rose We'd
| nesday.
All interested in Red Cross work
are invited to meet at the home oil
Mrs T. S. Harris on Friday, Feb. 10
as soon after one O'Clock as posi- Die.
The work will be on convelesent robes
and comfort pillows. The material
for the robes has been furnished by
East Burke friends and a good at
tendance is disered in order to COM
plete the work. Anyone having pieces
cretonne for cover Or scraps of mater
| ial to be cut up for feathers are asked
| to bring them for this meeting. The
pillows will measure 10 by IA When
finished
Charles, Leach and Mrs. Emma
Jenkins of Kirby spent Sunday at Dr.
E. F. Roots
Josephine Smith is III with measles
Mrs. Sarah Morse from Lyndon
Center is visiting her sister, Mrs
Mary Belden.
| at George Hubbard's.
Mrs Frank Carr has returned to
Mr. Wilkins after. spending several
weeks caring for her grandmother
Mrs. Arthur MaGill
Mr. and Mrs. John Drown visited
their daughter and husband. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Stafford, in Lyndonvillt
Thursday.
James Donahue returned Friday If
ternoon from a visit among relative
: and friends in Manchester and Con
cord, n. Fl.
AIRS. Nellie Jeffrey and daughter
Ellen, were in st. Johnsbury Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Edmunds wer
guests of their daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, in LyndonEill
, Sunday.
: MFR. and Mrs. A. j. Colby and so
Earl, were Sunday visitors of Mr.. an
; Mrs. Frank Mills in Lyndon Center.
Mrs. Mary Hubbard is spending
few days in Wheelock with Mrs. Car
RE Aver.
| F. C. Harvey has SO far recoyere,
from a recent slight shock as to b.
! able to ride out
Miss May Harris is confined to tn