St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-05-02
BARNET
&C. E. Hazelton, Correspondent

&C. E. Hazelton. Correspondent
The meeting of the Red Cross is
postponed until next week.-Louisc
Fairbanks has been spending a few
days with her sister, Miss Belle Fair
! banks.-Mr. Du Bots is business Wis
itor in TOWN.. A. Morgan is going
to ST. Johnsbury for a WILHELM. and
Mrs. Aver and family were in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Heon is taking
Mrs. SINNERS place nursing Mrs. Jas.
Gilfillan.-Martin Gibson has returned
from Florida where he has been
spending the winter.-Bert Wilson
and his father-in-law, Peter Raymond
were in town over Sunday.
H. C. Mcintyre is a business visitor
in town for few days.-Howard Ell
liot has gone to Plymouth and Rum
ney for the day.-James McGill and
daughters, Marguerite and Eliza beth,
of st. Johnsbury, were visitors of R.
H. Hazelton, Tuesday-Mrs. c. J.
Powers went to St. Johnsbury for the
day.-Belle Fairbanks has gone to St,
Johnsbury for few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Galore will take charge
of the toll bridge and live in the toll
bridge house.-H. w. Mcintyre left
Friday morning for Montpelier While
here he received the names of many
of the people to help boost the Cha
| tauqua which he is planning to have
here next Summer. 1t will be held
here for three days and if successful
will come for five days the next sum-
| mer. Mr.. Mcintyre believes Barnet is
good center for Chatauqua.-Mrs
Duchane went to McIndoes Friday.
Eva Lenard has finished work
| ing at the Walkers Inn and will take
vacation in Brockton till she decides
what, she will do.-Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Holmes left for Haverhill Friday
where they will spend some time.
james Brock left for Montpelier
Friday morning.-Mrs. Carlos Gill
fillan has returned to Barnet.-Mr.
Galley has returned from Boston,
Mr.. Woodbury. of St. Johnsbury was a
business visitor in town Thursday
! Mrs. Ned Somers is taking the place of
Belle Fairbanks while she is at home.
Mary Stanley of Plymouth is visit
/ ing at William Brock s.-MaX Hol-
brook is home on furlough of ten days.
Mrs Nettie Smith of McIndoes is in
! Barnet for a while.
Ilc Jotu anniversary Ol tIlc Hut
pendent Order of Odd Fellows was
observed at Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening. Many guests were pres
ent from surrounding towns. The
speakers Of the evening. were Grand
Master of the Odd Fellows of Yer
mont, John G. Roy of East Barnet,
Rev. Mr.. Burns of Monroe, who said
farewell to Barnet friends, as he
leaves to take the Methodist pulpit
in Haverhill soon, and Rev. w. c.
Clark. The speakers were introduced
by Maurice Carter, past grand of the
order. in the absence of the noble
grand, Ernest Randall. Miles Nelson
read the proclamation Of the ami
versary. A quartet composed OF Bert
Gilfllan, Bert Holbrook, John Lang
and c. J. Powers, and accompanied
| by Mrs. Bert Gilfillan, rendered a
number of pleasing selections. The
especial feature of the evening was
readings and piano monologues by
Miss Mann of Woodsville, who de-
lighted the audience by her clever inn
/ presentations and unique costumes
The program ended by all singing
America, after which doughnuts and
honey were served and a promenade
was enjoyed by all.-John c. Blanel
Of Quebec will speak Monday even
| ing at the Laughlin block.-An illus
trated lecture was given by Rev. w
c. Clark Sunday evening at 100 or
THE Story of the Twin Boys. Mrs
Goss has returned to st. Johnsbur,
and Mrs. Skinner will take her place
as nurse to Mrs. James Gilfillan.-
Miss Mary Stanley has returned tt
her home in Plymouth.-Miss Bar
bara Morgan and Miss Libbey spen
Friday in ST. Johnsbury.-Har Nc
Donald Of Manchester n. H., ha:
been visitor of his cousin, Alice
Webster, for a day or tWo.-Mis
Gates of West Burke has been a Wis
itor at the Ayers Robert Lewis o
st. Johnsbury and Charles Gilfillal
were business visitors in town thi
week.-Mrs.. Chester Somers has gon
to Lyndonville to see her daughter
| Miss Muriel Somers.-Moses Broso'
chimney has arrived from ST. Johns
bury and also two men to erect it.
Mr.. Cushman from Barre is a bust
ness visitor at JohnSon's.