St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-12-12

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F., Mrs. Ella r. Lee; Treas, Miss
Alice E. Packer: Cond.. Mrs. Martha
Williams; Guard, Mrs. Susan May;
Chaplain, Mrs. Celia Reed.-W. D.
Chaplin is at East Barnet at E. B.
Wild's cow testing for advanced regis
tration.-The roll of honor for per-
feet attendance for the Primary room
j. NJ. s., is as follows: Evelyn Has
tings, Mary Lawrence, Kenneth Bart
lett, Garland Lewis, Clement Noyes
Albert Rock; one day, Helen Law
renee, Kenneth Drown, Arthur For
rest. intermediate, perfect atten-
dance. Huldah Burbank. Harold
Chapman, Ariel Cobleigh, Grace Hull,
Doris Morrison, Winnie Rock. Alb
sent one day, William Lillicrap, Fred
Rock, Harold Virtue.-Henry Gee, C.
L. Stacy and D. II. Morton are in poor
health.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gee of
Putney and Charles Gee of ST. Johns
bury visited Henry Gee last week.
Miss Helen Folsom of East Concord
was in town last week to attend a
meeting of woodbury. w. r. c., and
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnsbtiry was a professional visitor
in town the last of the week-Regu-
lar meeting of Concord Grange, No.
40S, Friday evening, when the third
and fourth degrees will be conferred
Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Lund have
moved, into Horace Hastings house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DAVE are occu-
plying Miss Eeola Forsaith's tenement
in Union block.-The ladies of st.
Agnes Guild held their annual sale
in I. O.. o. F. hall Wednesday after
noon and evening A clam chowder
supper was served. Much common
dalton is due Miss Florence Moyse
who had charge of the entertain
ment, consisting of music, tableaux,
Rotations and, dialogues. The re-
ceipts were about $1,000 whist
party was given in w. r. C. hall, Fri
day evening for the benefit of the
Concord Branch, - A. re, the re-
ceipts being $500. i, George H Has.
tings and Miss Fannie Gill won the
prizes.-Mr. and Mrs. Eben Milti-
Scottsmore,s p Q.-Mrs. Robert Will
liarns has been ill from tonsilitis.-
At the parish meeting of the Univer-
salist church Saturday evening the
following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Moderator, Jacob
Richardson Jr.; clerk, E. H. Balm;
treasurer H. A. ! Quimby; trustees,
c. A. CroWe1l, F. A. Brewer, DIR. G. b
French. &C white, F. w. Chapman;
general social committee, Mrs. f. A.
Brewer There will be a whist party
in w. r. C.. hall, Friday evening, Dec
81, for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Prizes will be. giyen.-Mrs Thomas
Bradshaw and. Mr.. w. d. Bradshaw
We're in St. Johnsbury last week.
Robert Cross, is at. work for Frank
Burke and family
move to farm in Ryegate this week.
George Miltimore, Murray Cutting
and Carol Cobleigh we're in st.
Johnsbury Saturday.-Richard South,
worth has gone to Auburn, Mass, to
Albert Quimby returns
to her home in Cambridge Mass, the
last%of the week.. Il. Folsom of
East Concord was in town the last of
The week collecting the war tax
MASS O"A - A<oAtliC HOS AcLuIueu from
an extended visit in .Beecher Falls
Visitors in st. Johnshury Saturday in
Guided Misses Elsie and Mary King,
Mrs. Margaret Mosher, Mrs. W. T.
Reed, Miss Genevieve Sargent, Miss
Fannie Gill Mrs. F. A Cutting and
SON. Basil. Henry Gee. and E. w. Bal
ley.-H. P. Hood and SON are, building
an ice house west of the railroad stat
lon.-Henry. McGinnis has returned
from Guildhall.-The foremen of the
Christmas tree gang, Albert Sitter,
Edgar Altemore, Smith Bros, Penn
sylvania, and George LeBar. Del.
Watergap, Del, have returned to
heir homes.