St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
DANVILLE
Marriage of Miss Eva Triton ard Ros-
well Phinncy.-Eycnts About
the Village.

the Village.
tMrs. G. w. Bartlett. Correspondent
Miss Eva l.. TiltOn of Monument
Beach, Mass, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton,
the past week, was united in marriage
on Saturday evening, Nov. "a, with
Mr.. Roswell 3. Phinney of Monument
Beach, Mass. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. f. G. French in
the presence of the immediate
family. Mrs Phinney4 has many
gratulations and best Of wishes to
both her and Mr.. ,Phinney. MIR. and
Mrs. Phinney are to reside for the
present at Monument Beach, Mass
The subject of the pastors sermon
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning will be "a Complete Life
and in the evening the subject is: to
be "How and Where to Fish. The
Young ladies' sunday School class OF
the Methodist church very pleasantly
surprised Mrs. Harold Hatch at her
home last Friday evening, to help
celebrate her birthday.--The October
Finance Committee of the local
branch of the Red Cross raised S66
The weekly meeting of the Rcd Cross
will be held on Saturday afternoon of
this week instead of Wednesday.-A
dance will be held at the Pythian hall
On Friday evening of this week. Pro-
ceedS ore to he. used for the benefit
of the Red Cross.-A union Thanks
giving service will be held at tho NJ.
E. church this Wednesday cvening.
An address will be, given by the pas
tor of the Congregational church,
Rev. f.. G. French, and the school
children are to attend the meeting In
a body.-The Congregational church
will make it's. Every Member canvass
next Sunday, Des. 9 for the support
of the church for 1918. This is the
method which has proved so success
full for the past three years, and we
feel sure of q hearty support this next
year. Don't forget the series of sell
mons Mr.. French is preaching. Next
Sunday the theme will be THE Prob
lem of Doubt Mrs. NJ. 4. Moore
spent the first of the week with her
daughter Mrs. r. S. Nutting and
family at st. Johnsbury.-OscarR Rod
gers is working for w. F. Mccormick.
Miss Clara ellis spent Saturday in
Walden-Mr and Mrs. f. "A. Crane
have received word that their son and
daughter. Glen, and Miss Doris
Crane. have reached Crystal Beach,
Florida, where they are to live at
the home Of Nh. and Mrs. Smith Bal
lard of Montpelier, who have VIM
ter home there. Miss Crane has en-
tered a high school at Tarpon
40 r. nnd0a of
Barre has been at f A. Cranes the
past week.-six hundred seventy-f FIVE
dollars and eighty-seven cents has
been subscribed by the people in
DanviIle for the Y. NJ. c. A. fund
At the annual meeting Of the Village
Improvement Association. the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. A. w.
Aver, President; Mrs. j. E. Tinker,
Vice-president; Mrs. Fl. S. Dole. Sec
rotary; Mrs. C. E. Libbey, Treasurer.
An Entertainment Committee was
chosen consisting of Mrs. Katherine
Davis, Mrs A. E. Currier, and II. y.
Morrill, The improvement OF the
Green was discussed and it was voted
to have the grass kept moved next
summer and to set out some shrubs
Frank D. Stocker and w. G. Heath
were appointed committee to have
the cutting of the grass i'll charge and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Tinker to attend
to the shrubs. Nothing in the way Oh
entertainment has been undertaken
this year as the work for the Red
Cross has absorbed the energies OF
every one The principle work done
by the association has been the re-
building of the sidewalk to the Gene
terry. There has been $500 in al
tltion to the Cemetery Fund the past
YEAR and owing to the Kindness of Mr.
Aver some new shrubs were set ol1'
| in the cemetery in the spring.-At tbs
| Grange meeting Nov. 20. District De
putty. w. C. Hall and Mrs. Hall. ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin OF st
Johnsbury Center were visitors. The
meeting Dec. A will be open to thu
| public, and all are invited to com.
and hear. County Agent Leland "a
| Wood. speak on the purchase o.
/ chemicals and seeds.--Miss Gennevs
Smith was given surprise party b!
her school mates at the home of he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith
last Friday evening. The evening
/ was pleasantly spent by the youn'
/ people and many little remembrance
/ were left to remind her of her birth
day. Refreshments of sugar OF
snow was served