St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
BARNET
Hold Special Thanksgiving Service ut
the Congregational Church.


tho congregational Church.
&C. e. Hazelton, Correspondent
A special Thanksgiving service was
held at the Congregations church last
Sunday evening !. Mrs. E. B. Chase,
Misses Eula Gochee and Laura Dow,
Fl. C. Holbrook and John Lang fur
nished music, Mrs. Charlotte Dow at
the organ. A solo, Gross and
Crown was sung by Miss Fife
Houghton of Lyndonvi1le. Rev. w.
G. Clark preached short Thanks
giving sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aver and SON.
Arthur Aver, Jr, of Monroe, n. H.,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
| ley Ayer-Theodore Clark is visit
ing at Chester Ciark's. Marjorie
!, Clark is staying at DR.. II. A. Elliott's.
Henry Hadley spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Ne1lieJudkins4
Miss Eff1e Houghton of Lyndonville
is spending several days with Mrs.
e. 3. Chase.-Mr. and Mrs. George
| Nelson of East Barnet were business
visitors in Barnet the last of last
week. Miss Kate Somers of Pas
sumpsic sewed for Mrs Charlotte
! Dow Monday.-The Red Cross at
Barnet have filled So Christmas bags
for the soldiers These bags contain
] one block parer, one dozen envelopes,
pencil, mirror, diary, cheekerboard,
cigarettes, candy, peanuts and raisins.
The committee for the bags is: Mrs.
Ira Albee and Mrs IT. A. Elliott for
Barnet, Mrs. H. j. Brock of Barnet
Center Mrs. Ray Welch of East Bar
net, Mrs. Margaret Hale of West Bar
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Indoes.-The Red Cross meeting will
be held today instead of Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kendall at
tended a funeral at st. Johnsbury
Monday Mildred Hall, who is
teaching in Burke is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Jennie Hal1.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Gilchrist and daughter,
j Helen, and Alexander Gilchrist, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Dan Gilchrist at
| Monroe, N. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Ned
somers were guests of Mrs. Somers'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker,
| 1T McIndoes Sunday.-Ray Hilliard
! 'las returned to his home in Barnet
| after working for several days for
he electric light company-At the
Congregational church meeting Sat
! .. L
tary in the place of Mrs. w. S. Brock.
e. c.. Smith was elected moderator.
It was voted that Rev. w. C. Clark S
resignation should take effect Dec. /.
The following committee was elected
70 find pulpit supplies: Miss Edith
Wallace, Mrs. A. n. Gilfillan, DR.. Fl.
A. Elliott and Harley Somers of Bar
net and Mrs. Mary McGill, Mrs. Har-
| rhor L Tn1 of Eac
Barnet.-Mrs. Eli King of Sutton,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Chester Somer.- Among those from
,ut of town that attended the funeral
Of Master Harold Brock were Mrs
Charles Stanley and son, Edward. OF
st. Johnsbury, Mrs. Willis Smith OF
North Monroe, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs
George Nelson of East Barnet, DR.
md Mrs. William Brock and Mrs
Helen Coburn of Montpelier, Mrs
ernest Milligan and Mrs. Nelson
Bailey of Peacham.-Mrs. Anna Sar-
geant has returned to her home in
Woodsville, N. H., after spending
several days with her sister, Mrs
Chandler Whitney.-Mr. and Mrs
Walter Johnson attended a. family
dinner party Monday at their cousin
| | IAN
Wilder and Mildred Hall spent Mon
| lay in st. Johnsbury-Hugh Nelson
Of North Monroe sold 1856 sheep to 8
man from Boston, last week. Wher
, the buyer received them he ordered
them sent back claiming that Mr.
| Nelson had duplicated another flock
for them. AS Mr.. Nelson had receiv-
ed his check and the sheep were the
flock the Boston buyer had examined
: he ordered them to be returned cost
ing the buyer over 500 dollars fol
( shipping.