St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-07
CONCORD
South Kirby School Gave Reception
10 i'arcE,ts---i.ygnts cf the Week
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10 i'arcE,is--iycnts of the Nes.i.
thont the Village.
tMfs. Z. Il. Cutting, Cogresnon7ent1
The pupils and teachers 1T South
Kirby gave reception III the school
building Saturday evening to the par
cntS. An entertainments and Si!lnu-
etteo party We're enjoyed. Mrs. Merit
on Faney. Miss Winnie Jeweli ana Iii
ram Wood received the prizes for
guessing tho most silhouettes AMI I'll
MGR Hunter the booI,y prize. Punch
aud waters were served
The box party ut the UEivcfsalist
church Friday evening was Il success
socially and financially. The balance
Of the proceeds after paying the local
expenses Of tho extension school wcro
given to the Junior high school -
Walter Chaplin has finished work at
Amherst, Mass. and returned home
Mrs. Frank Keilum Visited in Lynn
donvillo the first Of tho week.-Among
those who are i'll from measles arc O.
w Baker. Jacob Richardson. 3rtl. IDA
| Richardson. Florence Hodgdon, Bar
hara Chappcll, Johns Stuart. Mrs.
Clinton Davis, Miss Jessie Williams,
Carroll and Ariel Cohleigh, Maudc
Ash, Raymond Douglas.-Mr. and
Mrs. X. r. Richards are confined to
The house by iIlnoss.-H. A. Quinlby
has been appointed substitute r. +.
y. carrier on Route No. 2, to succeed
T. S. Woodbury., who was obliged to
resign on account of i'll health
Charles Goodreauit has gone to Rum
| ford Falls, Me.-Mrs. Gertrude Harri-
man returned to her homo in MassSl-
! chusetts Friday after spending week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jack
/ S-Reprcsentativcs ]. r.
/ Warren of Kirby, and J. G. Chapman
| of this town were home from Mont
pelicr from Saturday until WeGnes
| day-Mrs. Everett Clark and Miss
Vivian Bigelow Ct st. Johnsbury were
| guests of Mrs. Herbert Quimby tho
! last of the Week.-Mrs. Ellery Ford
| was in Danvllc Tuesday last to attend
| the funeral of Mrs. Joel whitney,
Visitors in st. Johnsbury the past
week included w. O. Rochclcau, f.
r. Joslin, w. D. Blodgett, Earl Doug
| las, Mrs f NJ Coblcigh, Mrs. T. e.
| Hastings, Mrs. George VI. Hastings,
| Mrs. T. w. Chapman, Mrs Waltar
! Chaplin, Miss Helen Reed, Miss Gene
| We've Sergeant, Mrs. w. D. Bradshaw,
Mrs. IT. II. Pierce, Mrs. +. l.. Carpen
| Pratt, Mrs Nelson Burt.-Mr. and
! Mrs. y. X. Graves of East st Johns
bury were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs G.
+. Cutting Wednesday.-Mi Agnes
Ha., kinson of st. Johnsbury spent
! part of last week with Mrs. Minnie
| Adams.-Mrs. NVilfred Harvey of ST.
| Johnsbury was a guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Harvey, the
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went Saturday to Boston. Miss Jcn-
! mic Belden of Whitefield, II. Hl7Misjt-
cd her parent Mr.. and Mrs. AlVar
/ Helden. Friday and accompanied Miss
! Forsaith to Boston. --Claude N. Iiilti-
more is home from his work at st.
| Johnsbury, i'll with measles.--E. A.
Bradley and +. A. Cutting were bus-
ness visitors in East Concord Satur-
| day-The schools in the Judlrine
memorial building closed Friday on
account of illness among the pupils.
! the Junior high for two weeks and
! the grades for three or four.-Miss
| Fannie Gill left Saturday for her
! homo in Springfield. Miss, Marcia
/ stuart for her homo in Fairfax and
| Miss May Crosby for her nome IN Mid
! tilctown for tho observation-disclosures
and Fred Lllicrap came nome from
their work III SherDrOokc, =. O., Sat
urday Fred returned to his work
Monday Clarence is i'll with tonail-
itis.--Mrs. Emmett Hill is slowly re-
covering from her recent illncss.-Mr
and Mrs. Harold Hastings have gone
! to work for Ellsworth Freeman
| Mrs Marina Hastings and son, Frank,
will occupy the home farm Regular
meeting Of Concord Grange, No. 40S,
| Friday evening. The third and fourth
degrees will be conferred Miss Alice
Moyse has finished work at DanVille.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 3. Spaulding of st.
Johnsbury were guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. McGrcgor.-Mrs.P j.
MacIrins was in st. Johnsbury Satur-
day-Mrs Dudley Walter spent the
Weekend with relatives in Whitciicld.
n. H-Miss Anna Fcrrin, who has
| been at c.. G.. Walters, returned to st.
| Johnsbury Friday.--Louis Stockwell
and family spent Sunday at Dana
Rivers Arthur Warren was at Mrs.
Mimic Williams Sunday.-Mrs- G. n.
Streetcr is il1-Mrs Arthur Warren is
at the home of her brother, Arthur
Strceter, in st. Johnsbury, while Mrs.
Strceter is at the hospital.-l.yie
Spaulding is i'll from measles.-ReV.
=. J. MacInns will speak next Sun
day morning on David Dancing Be
fore the Ark-Mrs Ed. Cleary of St
Johnsbury visited her sister, Mrs. Il
J. Christie, last week.-Mrs.. Edith
Brown returned to her work in Brad
ford Monday.-Mrs. d. J. Lunnie was
called to Lowell, Mass, Saturday by
the illness of her daughter, Miss
Pearl.-Mrs. Charles Green1eaf OF
Newbury was, a guest of her sister
Mrs Harry Currier the last of tho
week.
There will be services at st. James
Episcopal chapel Sunday afternoon al
3 O'Clock. Sermon by the Rev. DR.
Grint.
Injured BY Fall On Ice
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