St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-03-28
CONCORD

(Mrs. c. f. Cutting, Correspondent.
W. O. RocheIeau has opened bar
Der shop in his building on Main
street-Ralph Bennett was in
ST. Johnsbury one day last week.
Mrs. Emma Quimby and Evelyn
Brown were in St. Johnsbury We'd
nesday, guests of Mrs. L. w. Hastings.
Francis Lillicrap left Friday to
spend a week in Boston.-Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Ball left Monday after
noon for Woodrow, Saskatchewan
The social committee at the Universal
list church for the month of April are
Mrs. w. T. Reed, Mrs. William Lind
say, Mrs W. P. Willis, Mrs. 0. B.
Cutting and Mrs W. E. Houston
MIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Maynard of ST.
Johnsbury@ have been spending a few
days with friends in town.. l..
Worthley of Bradford spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. George S.
Howard.-Mrs. G. B. French was in
st. Johnsbury Saturday.-The topic at
the First Universalist church next
Sunday morning, Rev. P. j. MacIn-
MIS- pastor, is 1.-The Test of Truth
Communion service will be observed.
The young peoples Bible study
class services at the school building
were resumed Sunday evening, the
subject being Good Citizenship"
There was a good attendance.-An-
other success was scored by the COM
mittee having the masquerade box
party in charge at the Universalist
church Saturday evening. A large
| number were in costume. Music was
| furnished for promenading by Mrs. c..
A. Miltinore. The proceeds from the
sale OF boxes were $19.-Stanton Bon
nett has gone to East Concord to care
| for J. 3. Wallace, who is critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Willis returne I'd
from Bath, Me-, Friday, where they
have spent the winter with their son,
Rev S. J. Willis and family.-Regi-
nald Reed is home from Vail Agricul-
tural school for the Easter vacation.
Among those called to South Kirby
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
J. E. Warren were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Taylor Of Newport, Henry Warren OF
Lunenburg, BERTHE Silsby of Lunen-
burg, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lapoint of ST.
Johnsbury Center, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J
Lunnie, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Glea-
son, R. J. Bennett W. J. Chapman
Marshall Joslin, George F. Joslin, Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Ranney of North Concord, Mrs
Ed. Jones of Victory, Mr.. and Mrs
George Chase, Miss Carrie Damon OF
East st. Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. Ell
den Jewell were called home from
Rumney, n. H., by the death of Mrs
j. E. Warren.-Stillman Emery has
finished work at Rumney, N. H.-Mis:
Minnie Jewell, who has been at Rum
ney, n. H, at work has returned
home.-Mrs. Myron Bedell and son
Lester Woodbury., were in st. Johns
bury Thursday-The water right a
Miles Pond has been sold to the Con
necticut River Conservation Company
The intermediate and primar!
schools of the Judevine Memoria
school reopen April 2, also the schoo
at North Concord.-Mr. and Mrs. L
F. Smith of ST. Johnsbury were guests
of MI and Mrs F. l.. Carpenter Sun
day.-Mrs +. E. Hastings, w. D
Blodgett Barton Works, Jack Raj
ston, Hardy Woodbury., Miss Gertrud
Gleason, z, A Gray. Miss Fannie Gil
were visitors in St. Johnsbury tn
past Week.-Mrs. Flora Coutts an
Miss Marion Burbank were in Lyndo1
Monday.-Mrs. Almon Smith of Lun
I enburg has been visiting her daugh
| ter, Mrs. Fred Spaulding.- an
| Mrs. F. M. Cobleigh were in Lyndon
| Vile Friday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Gorham-George Colby o
| Greensboro was a business visitor i
! town Wednesday.-Mrs Nelson Jos
| lin is at work for Turner Brothers.
L Mrs Susie Mitchell of Greenfield
/ Mass, is a guest Of her daughter, Mr.
II e. K. Richards-Mrs. lola Chappe
1 has finished work at Groveton, N. H
II and gone to Haverhill, Mass.-Mr
II Arthur Edney and Mrs. Robert Hi
II of East st. Johnsbury were recer
II guests of Mrs. Emma Quinn y.-Hu
II dab Burbank spent Wednesday wit
IL her aunt, Mrs. George CHAMBERLAIN,
II ST. hnsbury.-Wendell King {
IL Fitzdale is boarding at George Has
II ings' and attending Junior hig
II school-Charles Rock has receive
l word from England that his nephey
c. H. Rock, lance corporal, was kille
in action somewhere in France.-Mi
II Flora Coutts of Montpelier is a que
| of Miss Marion Burbank.-Joh
Stuart has finished work for c.
Miltimore-L. S. Reed has gone
/ Albany, N. "a son was born to M
and Mrs. Robert Ash Friday.-Walt
4 Chaplin was home from his work
North Concord over Sunday.-Mi
Alice Moyse is at work for Mrs. Harl
Ranney-Children in the families
| Alec Burke, M. B. Grant, T.
| Thomas, Harry Fuller and Robe
| Ash are ill with measles.-Haro
| Rutledge has finished work at Run
| ney, N. H.-Kenneth Bartlett
| spending the week with his gran
| mother, Mrs. L. G. Knapp in Plat
field.-Mrs. William Lindsay spe
Friday and Saturday in st. Johnsbu
with her niece, Mrs. Gilmore Chase.
Miss Gertrude Droulet of st. John
II bury is spending the week at t
II home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goo
III reault, Jr.-There will be a penny S
III cial at the Methodist church Frid
III evening, March 30.-Walter Dougl
has finished his logging job.-A.
III Farmer of Windsor was a guest
II his sister, Mrs. Nelson Burt, the Il
III of the Week.-Mrs. Marion Edison
ii Windsor, a student at Lyndon ms
Ill tute, is spending. the Easter vacati
III at the home of DR.. r. 7. Johnson
II The members of Concord Grange, 7
III 40S, will hold q box party at tn
II next regular meeting April 49,