St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-04-25
CONCORD.

md Miss Louise Aldrich, Miss Ruby
Smith, Mrs. Mary Rogers, Miss Clafi-
bel Curtis and Miss Garadine .Samp-
Son of Lunenbtrg We're in attendance. l.
Nearly all the. teachers report intense |
interest among the children, regard |
ng the planting campaign and many |
have signified their intention to plant |
more farm crops, especially potatoes !
Beans and sweet corn. Supt. Burbank
1as been notified by the Committee of
Public Safety that seed potatoes and |
beams can be secured through the COM |
Mite, as careful survey of the state
las been made and it has been found
hat there is an ample supply of seed
potatoes in the state, but that beans
will be secured outside the state
Mrs. Ola JOslin has been visiting her
parents at st. JOhnsbury Center
Anyone having a surplus of cabbage
n tomato plants who would be will
:ng to give them to worthy boys and
girls, please notify Prin. e. w. Bradley
Us they would be greatly appreciated.
B B. Burbank is in Guildhall and
Maidstone this week organizing the
sarden claSSeS.-MrS. Howard Day
Ind children, who have been visiting
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Lun-
lie, returned to their home in Beecher
Sails Saturday.-Mrs G. A. Miltimorc
listed relatives in Middlesex the last
If the Week.-Mrs.. Helen p. Bennett
returned Saturday from attending de-
oartment convention w. X. G. at
Montpelier. The convention was hon.
bred by the presence of the national
president, Mrs. Ida X. Martin of Min
neapolis, Mimi, and the national
commander, William J. Patterson of
Pittsburg Penn. Mrs. Bennett was
he recipient of many beautiful gifts
On retiring from the Office of de-
oartment president, which she has
illed most acceptably the past year.
Among the gifts was purse Of gold
from her secretary. the aids and the
department., a tray of basketry from
the department treasurer, bracelet
rom her staff and ruby ring from
I Chamberlin w. r. c., No. 4, of st.
Johnsbury, of which she is a member.
/ She also received a beautiful tatted
Dag and filet crochet yoke.-Miss
/ Leola Forsaith was q business visitor
/ n st. Johnsbury Thursday.-Mr. and
Mrs Allen Smith, F. I. Russell, W. O.
Rocheleau, f. NJ. Cobleigh, Miss May
Crosby Ralph Reed, Mrs Jacob Rich
I lrdson, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dave
Mrs. Nelson Burt, Leslie Cooper were
l ,Jisitors in st. Johnsbury the past
Week.-Mrs. Harvey Morrison and
1 daughters, Doris and Eleanor, spent
Saturday with St. Johnsbury friends
Mrs. G. c. McGregor spent Thurs
lay with Mrs. John Montgomery
Essex county court is in session Al
1uildhall. Town grand jurors, r. ]
Bennett, G. A. Miltimore; petit Jurors
W. c. Remick. Clinton Davis. J. r
8lodgett, David II. Morton, Harry
9edell.-William Virtue has beer
home from Sherbrooke, P. c., for 9
l week.-Mrs.. Wells Quimby of Lyndor
4 Visited her sister, Mrs Alvar Belden
Misses Josie and Jennie Belden OF
l Whitefield, N: H., spent the day
1 Thursday at their home here.-George
Nv. Paris and daughter, Airline, Of
lebanon, N. H., visited Mrs. Nellie
Parris and Mr.. and Mrs D. n. Morton
1 Wednesday and Thursday.-Mrs. Flor
ence Morrison is visiting in; DanVille
\ Mrs. John Pratt and Mrs. CassiussM Nc
i Mrs. John Prad and Mrs. Cassius Nc
\ Oregon were in st. Johnsbury Friday
.uests of Mrs. L. V. Hastings.-Josenl
Boucher has returned to his work q
Lunenburg and F. NJ. Cobleigh ha
'esumed his work at the railroad sta
I Ion. S. ]. Haviland will assist Mr.
1 ;obleigh.-Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Wilt
ire spending two weeks with Mr.. ant
4 Mrs. e. n. Willis in st. Johnsbury.Z
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Edney visited thei
children in Littleton, N. H., last week
Miss Annie Douglass returned to ST
Iohnsbury Saturday after visiting. q
he homes of Walter and Harle,
Oouglass.-Mrs. Edith Brown o
i Bradford was at the home of Mrs
Emma Quimby over Sunday.-Mrs
Halle Morton and children, Paul an.
1 Louise, .of ST. Johnsbury visited he
mother, Mrs. Mary Chapman, the las
If the week.-Mr. and Mrs. r. J. For
1 'aith of st. Johnsbury We're week EN-
/ guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Forsaith
Mrs. e. A. Gray was a visitor ii
st. Johnsbury Saturday.-Miss Gene
4 We've Sergeant spent Saturday in st
i Johnsbury.-W. O. Rocheleau and
IL. HaViland were in st. JohnSbur.
/ Sunday.-Dr. G. 3. French was ii
i HardWick part of last week-E. d
i Lee was a business visitor in ST
/ Johnsbury Saturday.-Mrs. George II
i Hastings was in st. Johnsbury Thurs
I lay.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howar.
/ we're called to Wells River Friday b,
/ he death of their sons wife, Mrs
\ Verne E. Howard.-W. H. Adair o
I East Concord was business visito
town Friday. X. Hovey was il
st. Johnsbury Friday.-Misses Flor
II ence Hodgdon and Frances Chapel
accompanied Miss Rachel Richardson
% her home in Guildhall for the week
i ,nd.-Fred Rogers of East Concor,
i vas in town Friday.-Seyeral of tn
1 sugar makers entertained at suga
parties during the week.-Mrs.. A. M
1 Lang of st. yJohnsbury was a week
/ end guest of her mother, Mrs. Georg
i Howard.-C. A. Miltimore has re
i ;eived intelligence of the death of hi
/ brother, Arthur E. Miltimore, at hi
nome in Rockford, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs
:. A. Miltimore and sons, Claude an,
l George, are in Scottsmore, p. O., t,
] attend the funeral, which was hel.
l rom the home of his parents, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Eben Miltimore, Tuesday.-C.
McGregor spent Sunday in. ST. Johns
|, j bury at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Montgomery.-Mrs E. F. Mich
4 OILS and daughter, Lucy, of St. Johns
1 bury. were guests of her sister, Mrs
l Walter Douglass, the past week.
Miss Garadine Lampson was at l1om
: / from her school at Lunenburg for tn