St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-10
ORLEANS
State Convention of State w. G. 7. U.
at Orleans


(Clara L. Dwinell, correspondent,
The Forty-third annual convention
of the Vermont Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, will be held in the
Congregational church at Orleans, Oct
24-26. The convention will open on
Wednesday evening October "a, and
will close Friday evening. splendid
program is being prepared by the
State officers.
, Among the noted speakers that are
expected for this convention are Rev.
William Shaw Phi. d. of ST. Johns
bury district of the Vermont Method
list Conference; Governor Horace F.
Graham; and Mrs. Emma Rowland
of Boston. The detailed program of
the convention will be announced
later
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Edgerton of
Northfield were recent guests at. HI.
S. Webster's-Mrs.R r. A. Hamilton an
son Donald have returned home after
a months absence.-Mr. and Mrs
Stuart r. Morash of New York city
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Deveroux and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Twombley. Mrs Morash will be rem
embered as Miss M. Glenn Dever saux,
who, before her recent marriage,
travelled extensively through the
Southern and Western states as rep
resentative of the Lanston Monotype
Co. of Philadelphia. Mr.. Morash is a
graduate of the College of the Bu;iness
Educators association of Toronto.
Canada, and has spent several. years
in the study of higher Accountancy
at Pace Institute, New York city where
he is employed by pmominent firm
of Industrial Engineers and Certified
Public Accountants Mr.. Mora sh is
also an accomplished musician, hav.
ing studied for several years in Boston
under many of it's famous teachers.
He has filled the position of organist
in many churches, and is well known
IN Boston's musical society.
Ruth Mattock, the child who has
been i'll with infantile paralysis is i'm
proving. The acute stage is past, and
except for the paralyzed leg the child
is gaining rapidly. The six months
old baby of the family sho VS. no
symptoms of the disease The family
is still under strict quarantin :, and
the health authorities think there is
no danger of other cases developing
from this one.-All those desiring
Transportation to the District meeting
of the Eastern Star, at Craftsbury
Friday of his week, will please notify
Mrs L. M Kinsley or Mrs. Edith Stod-
dard-Mrs. A. A. Patten spent Tues
day in st. Johnsbury, the guest of Mrs,
Jennie Herbert $50
Congregational Church Notes
r. A Hamilton, Minister. Morning
worship at 1890. The sermon will bt
the second of the Beatitudes. Evening
worship at 1870. The mixed choii
will sing in the morning and the young
ladies' vested choir in the evening
The session Of Sunday school will fol
low Immediately after the morning
service. Midweek prayer and Bibl'
study on Wednesday evening at 1880
The prophecy of Jonah will be thu
subject of study this week.
A good set of pictures illustrating
frontier life in it's relation to church
work was seen last Sunday evening
Twenty-three members of the Go-to
church band have Won the first silve
cross and five have completed a sec
end term of -four months. :, A new
term for the Band begins the frs
Sunday in October and the present i
a. good time to become a member.