St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-06-20
EAST CONCORD.

| (Mrs j. l. Folsom, Correspondeat)
Among those of this place to join
| the Red Cross to date are Mr.. and
| Mrs. d. NJ Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
| White, Mrs. James Grant, Mrs. A. G.
| Grant, Mrs. Dana Brown, Mrs. Addie
| Webb, Mrs ]. c.. Warren, Mrs. Marion
Morrill,, Mrs. Dennie Fisher, Mrs. l..
| D. Stockwell, Mrs. L. II. Nichols, Eva
St John, Mrs. H. L. Whipple, Mrs.
Susan Sutton, Mrs. John Folsom.-Mr.
and Mrs. Madison Sayers of Dover, N.
H., were called here the past week by
the serious illness of their brother-in-
Jaw, D. c.. Isham. They also visited
at their brother, Will Savers and
Thursday they with Mrs. Will Sayers,
visited at their brother, Fred Sayers'
1T Miles Pond, returning to their
homes Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Mayo
Higgins of ST. Johnsbury have been
visiting friends in the place the past
week.-Hollis Morrill, and Alden
Briggs have finished work at Little
ton and returned home.-Mrs. Estella
Meserve has returned home from Lit
Teton. where she has been for the
past few weeks. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Dale Stannard
md little daughter.-Mr. and Mrs
leon Lombert, who have been stop
Ding with their grandmother, Mrs H.
T.. Whipple, for the past six months,
have returned to their home IN Nor
ridgewock, Me. Mr.. and Mrs Lom-
bert have made many friends during
their stay here, who are sorry TO
have them go.-J. G. Warren ana son.
Harold, attended II. A. CanninS,s, auc-
Got
making the trip by auto.-Mrs. A. a.
Hawkins and daughters. Lalla ana
Thelma, visited friends in st. JOINS
bury and Danville over the Week-eho'
Bonnie Savers is working Tor the
Adair Bros.-Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Boutwell, visited at their son, george
Boutwell's, the last of the Week'-1Mr'
and Mrs. Leon Dombert and MIS-. H.
T.. Whipple were visitors in st. JOINS
bury Friday-George Merrill mas
charge of the milk at the station mere
in place of J. C. Warren, who resign
ed-Rev. John Robinson with Charles
Rogers and son of Lunenburg are
placing the new pews IN the chufcll'
E,rov Fisk has gone to Pike. n. H.
where he has position tooCWil1fil
where. he is to do carpenter work.
wilson Crawford of Lowell, Mass
,;oitad his aunt, Mrs, Frank Fisher,
saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and MRS.
CHARLES Phillips and Albert F1sher
we're visitors in st. Johnsbury FRIDAY
George Morrill, was business WIS.,
tor in Concord Monday.-Georse
boutwell, was q visitor in st. johns
hury Monday-Temple Brothers VI
yRut1and placed two monuments IN
sunnvside cemetery last week. one Iof
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Parks and one fofil
HENRY Graham.-Howard Woodoufs
and sister. May, of Barton were over
c,,ndav guests at A. A. Hawkins, =
dis Hawkins closed her scnool Ell
dav and is spending her vacatloh d.
nor home here.-Gladys and Lena
Thomas and Pearl Whipple OF Con
.ord were weekend guests ol n''
o+har Mrs. H. L. Whipple-Mrs.
AGNES Hartman of SCOTS, n: H., 10
visiting her sister. Mrs. D. nj. Smitn;
THE Fitzdale paper makers baseoaii
,;no crossed bats with team from
BOSTON Saturday, the scores s1aI.uihe
4 tn 3 in favor of Fitzdale.-1 neio
will he q baked bean supper at INC
church dining rooms Friday eVen,,e
~ this week. also lecture at INC
.bnrch Friday evening on East ooh-
cord in 1915. the proceeds 10 30 ~
Tho benefit of the l.. A. S.-Mr 'io
,rra Frank Smith Of Groveton are
Mrs. Frank Fisher.-MtS'
Roam was called to GroVetoh
10 ct week by the illness of her son
wife. Mrs. David Bean.