St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-06-13
CONCORD.
ChiIdrenss Night At the Grange
Other Social Activities and Per-
sOnals.

odiSI Socih seacuSuftS uHu EeF-
sonals.
(Mrs. c. F. Cutting. Correspondent. }
Children's night was observed by
Concord Grange, No. 40S, Friday eve
ming. At the close of the program ice
cream and cake was served and mu-
sic furnished for singing and prone
nading. Program as follows: Reel
tation, Welcome" Winnie Rock
recitation, That's Baby Eleanor
| Morrison: piano solo, Marion Hast
ings: recitation, which General, .
Garland Lewis; recitation, Il Know a
Boy" George Quimby: piano solo,
Doris Morrison: recitation. Visiting
Grandma Evelyn and Lafayette
Hastings; song, Helen Carpenter; reci-
tation, Mammals Little Market Girl, .
Gwendoline Rock: recitation, My
Dolly" Velma Lewis; piano solo, Miss
Ruth Cromwell; recitation, The New
House, Helena Remick; recitation.
I'm the Little Scamp Wendell
Quimby; recitation, .Three Little Kit
tens" Thelma Rivers; recitation, I'VE
Little Boys Myole Drown; recitation,
! Twins" Edith Bennett; recitation,
| /,
recitation, My Dolly's Funeral" Ger
trude Remick; piano duet. Julia
/ Quimby, Ida Richardson; recitation,
who Knows the Most Huldah
Burbank; recitation, Good Night"
| Albert Rock.
| Rev. and Mrs I. P. Chase are spend
ing several weeks in Portland, Me
Mrs Emmett Hill has been quite i'll
| the past week from erman measles.
Mr.. Hill, who has been confined to the
house for some time, is able to be on
| the street.-Mrs. Alvar Belden is Wis
| iting her daughter, Miss Josie Belden,
at Whitefield, n. II. Miss Jennie is
at her home here.-There will be q
Red Cross benefit at the Town hall
Wednesday evening. Cards, prone
festival and entertainment will be
nading and dancing.-An ice cream
social will be given by the young
people of the Methodist church
on Wednesday evening, June 20
Mrs. Perley Bonnet and two
children of st. Johnsbury spent the
weekend at Stanton Bonnett's.-
There will be a meeting of the local
branch of the Red Cross at the Town
hall Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
It is expected the supplies will be on
hand and work can be begun at this
time The local branch has now a
membership of 1913 with several
blanks yet to be reported. At the
meeting Saturday Mrs. Ernest Quimby
of Kirby a member of the member
ship committee, reported IL names
and Mrs. w. H. Oliver of North Con-
| cord. four.-Men have been here the
past week removing the wires and in
| strument of the international tele-
graph from the station.-Charles
! Goodreault of Rumford, Me-, has en-
listed in the Hospital Corps of the K
! C-Dennis Stanley has been visiting
in Portland, Me.--Miss Lila Hicks has
been spending several days in St
| Johnsbury-John I. Folsom OF Eas'
Concord was a business visitor If
| town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. E
Richardson and daughter, Rebecca
and Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Richardson
were guests of Jacob Richardson, Sr.
Friday.-Mrs. G. B. French visited If
| st. Johnsbury the past week.-Tho
many friends of Mrs. Harry Lillicrap
will be interested to know that she is
| slowly improving-W. P. Streeter
Jacob Richardson, Jr., and B. B. Bur.
bank are attending Grand Lodge il
| Burlington-Mr and Mrs. G. w
Maynard of st. Johnsbury were in
town Wednesday.-Mrs. Dudley Wal
ter returned from a visit to Whitefield
N. H.. Tuesday.-G. F. Chamberlain
/ of st. Johnsbury was in town on bust
ness part of last week.-Mrs.. l.. w
Hastings of ST. Johnsbury visited hel
mother, Mrs. Emma Quimby, Wednes
day and Thursday.-Mrs. Halle Nor
ton and children of St. Johnsbury
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Mary Chapman.-Miss Jessie
Williams of st. Johnsbury Centel
spent the weekend with her mother
| Mrs. D. w. Concord gave
the names of 70 men between the ag'
limit registration day.-Visitors in st
Johnsbury during the week included
Paul Lillicrap, Murray Cutting, Mrs
P. j. MacInnis, Mrs. e. A. Gray, MRS
George Hastings, Mrs. John Pratt
Mrs. Robert Ash and son, Kermit
Mrs. Mary Chapman, Mrs. r. d. Lee
Mrs. Alfred Goodreault, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Dawe.-Mrs. Alvin Flint, Mrs
L. P. Slack and Miss Grace Rouse OF
st. Johnsbury were in town SATURDAY
and addressed the local branch on the
work of the Red Crosse. w. Bradley
and B. B. Burbank were in Guildhal'
and Maidstone on business Tuesday OF
last week-Frank L. Carpenter anf
sons, Leslie and Stacy and Eugene
Rash spent the weekend at Wlllough-
by Lake.-Mrs Robert Williams was
| in st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Mrs. Jen-
ME Human Seaver Of West Roxbury
Mass, has been a guest of Misses Mel
lie and Jennie Ranney. Mrs. Seaver
| and Miss Jennie Ranney were guests
of Mrs. C. c. Walter in Kirby Satur-
day.-The people of the Methods
church are invited to the home OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Alfred Sunbury in Water
ford Wednesday.-The May commit
tee at the Universalist church added
the sum of $3.50 to the church treas
ury.-Children' day will be observed
at the Universalist church next Sun
day morning June II, instead OF June
10 as stated last week.-The remains
of Terry Woodbury. were brought mere
from Whitefield, N. H, Thursday for
b1rial.-Harry Lund of st. Johnsbury
has rented. E. H. Bazin's cottage. Mr.
Lund is employed as chauffeur for Dr.
G. 3. French.-Mrs. Emily Hawkins
of St. Johnsbury visited Mrs. E. H.
Bazin last week.-Antonio Demers mas
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