St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-07
BARNET

&C. d. Hazelton, Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Armtarfz
Of New York, Mrs. M. e. SAWYER and
MIR. and Mrs. =. C. Foster of Pas
sumpsic were guests Of Mrs. Richard
watts last week.--Albert Morgan of
St. Johnsbury spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nor.
gasl.-Mrs Angie .Kearney will fin
ish work at James .Gilfllan,s next
week. Miss Viola Anderson of East
Ryegate is to take her place-Miss
Ethel Thayer of Boston, is spending
few days with Mrs r. III. Hazelton.
Edward Johnson, Nelson Kicker
and Howard Elliott were visitors in
south Ryegate the last of last week
among those that attended the
chicken pie supper at Monroe, N.
H., were Mr.. and Mrs. John Gill
christ and daughter, Helen, Alexan-
der Gilchirst, Alice Nolan, Mr.. and
Mrs. d G.. Smith, Miss Bernice Ma
COON, DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Hazelton,
Misses Ellene and Edith Hazelton,
Mr.. and. Mrs. S. J. Holmes, Nelson
| Kicker, Howard Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker, Dr. and Mrs. H A.
Elliott and daughter, Harriet, and
Mrs. l.. Gilfillan.-Chandler Whit
ney returned home Saturday morn
| ing after being i'm Brightlook hospital
| several days.-Following is the pro-.
gram of the Silver Medal contest
which was held in the Congregations
al church Friday evening. 1t was
/ opened by two songs by a chorus of
/ young people. The first speaker of
the evening was Blanche Landry,
why Daddy Signed the Pledge"
Helen Gilchrist, Mr.. simpkins' Rum
BarreP'; Addie Arthur, Guilty or
Not Guilty.; Emily Somers, 1.-THE
Cost of a License; Ruby Henry.
Two Orphans. After the girls had
| finished speaking the chorus sang
again The first of the boys to speak
4 was Leon Holbrook. tUncle Sam and
the Saloon; Ellsworth Amadon,
Mixing Politics with Religion:
Theodore Clark. The High Licensed
Dog; John Bandy. IA Threat from
/ Little Tommy; Holman whitney,
Farmer Jones Votes Dry Helen
:. Gllchrist won the Silver Medal
among the girls and Leon Holbrook
/ for the boys. Emily Soners and
Ellsworth Amadon won second hon
/ o,.s The Judges were Mrs. Elmer
Roy of East Barnet, Mrs Warren
and Prof. Harold Young Of Mcin-
does Academ The program ended
| by the singing of America by all
present. Mrs. Herbert Burrilf q
i Windsor came to Barnet Friday 70
get her children, Eleanor and Ar
.l thur Peck. Mrs. Burrill and her
4 children will be greatly missed by
friends in Barnet-Mrs Belle Som
ers and Miss Alice Nolan spent
Saturday in St Johnsbury. Mr. nd
s. Mrs. Hugh Kirkland have returned
from their trip to Ho1yoke, Mass.
Thev are to make their home in
DanyiIllc Major Albee andS Muriel
/ soners of Lyndon Institute spent
Sunday with tfeii. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irt Albee and Mr.. and Mrs
81 Chester Son1ers Walter Kendall IS
i moving into tho house just vacated
by Frank sCheney.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Beck of McIndoes called on friends
in Barnet Friday--Ira Albee and
1 Laura Dow motored to Lyndonville
friday Mildred Hall Of Burke
snent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Iaues HALL Mrs. Ada Brown has
returned from Lyndonville. where
she has been caring for her niece
q Mrs. Inez Edgerton of McIndoes
was business visitor in Barnet Sat
,1rday-Caro1 Somers of Orleans is
visiting his father, Edward Soners
Miss Margaret Blair left for Bos-
5 ton Saturday where she will visit
= Mrs Frederick johnson. Mrs Peter
Raymond returned to st. bloomsbury
q saturday after caring for Miss Sarah
Bushey for a few days.