St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-26
an invited crowd on Tuesday evening,

an invited crowd on Tuesday evening,
Dee. IS. About $50 were present.
Wilkes orchestra from ST. Johns
bury furnished MUSIC This is the
best euipped hall in this section; has
hardwood floor. Kitchen with running
wa Ger, electric lights, and folding
doors between the dining room and
kitchen The hall is finished in hard
pine.-Miss Janette Varpum is home
from her school at Hardwick. - Mr.
and Mrs. H. b. futile, who have
been visiting at Y. f. Lambs, went
Thursday to East Corinth to visit Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Rowland. Misses
Marjorie and Beatrice Main went
with them to spend their Xmas va
cation. Miss Katie Richardson lis
also spending her vacation at her
home in East Corinth. AIRS. r. A.
Halcrow has been quite sick the past
week and has trained nurse, Miss
Rose Brown, caring for her.-Miss
Gladys Craig is home from her school
work, at Johnson for her Christmas
vacation. Winston Hebb came with
her to spend a week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chand-
ler.-George Richardson, who is con-
fined to his bed is more comfortable.
Fred Pollard is not SO well.-Arthur
Pe:.ke and Miss Rose Davis were
over from St. Johnsbury to attend
the dance at Blair's hall at East
Peacham Tuesday night.-Ellworth
Johnson and two daughters, Rachel
and Lucy, from Massachusetts,, are at
Mary Bailey's.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Wilson are rejoicing over the birth of
son born Monday, December II.
A trained. nurse from Barre is caring
for Mrs. Wilson,. e. Mcclellan is
sck.-The academy has closed and
the teachers are spending their va
cations at their homes. Miss Kath-
crime Allen has gone to Maiden, Mass,
for her Christmas vacation.-Ruth
McLachlin is at Mary Bailey's.-
Harriet Jennison is home from her
school at Whee1ocks. and - Lena
Wheeler from Walden.-Miss Ada
Blanchard has closed her house and
gone to Lewis Abbott's to spend the
Blanchard has gone
to Wilder, to stay a while with her
sister, Mrs. Colby.--A dance was given
atE J.. Hobart's last Friday evening. !
"A large crown was present. Sdfl
Chicory of North Danville played the |
violin and Mrs. i. ]. Hovey the piano.
Refreshments were served. - Miss
Karen Carlson gave an entertainment I
and box supper at her school at
North Peacham on Thursday evening, |
December 20. Not very large |
were present, as large |
number are away at the present time !
who attend the gatherings. A splen-
did little Christmas play was given,
entitled, 'The Christmas of the Six !
Pines" The children did fine and /
$2.a5 was taken in.-The Red Cross
met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. |
Clarence Pillsbury. Seven were pres
ent and sewed and clipped for pill
lows. The next meeting will be on
Thursday evening, Jan. 3, with Mrs.
F. G.. Chandler.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
Foam and children, Beatrice and
Clifton, Of ST. Johnsbury spent |
Christmas at a. L. Peake's.-Miss
Meverett Chamberlain, who has been /
Powers and James Stevenson, went
home the last of the week.-Mrs..
Nellie Freeheart of ST. Johnsbury is
ope nuluS CIlrlStnldS DIT the nome OIL
her father, Fred, Powers.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Rowe were at Groton the
last of the week to attend funeral. |
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Goslant and
Miss Genevieve were in St. Johns
bury last week.-Mrs. Ernest Monroe
is sick.-Miss Del Fellows Of West
DarWille is working at Dan Adams.
+. E. Tayolr began Monday to
draw lumber to Barnet for the |
Parker oung Lumber Ca New
Years party will be held at the |
vestry of the Congregational church
ON Monday evening, Dec. 81. Each |
one will come in a Mother Goose or
child's costume, and each will carry |
a small gift, wrapped and tied. These
will be distributed during the even
ing. At IL o'clock short watch |
service will be held.-Ellsworths
] Johnson is pressing hay thi week at |
his barn.-James Allen was home |
from his work in the Fairbanks Off |
ice to eat Christmas dinner at his /
home.
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER.