St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1918-01-09


Lillicrap; third quarter Mrs Wanna
Dennis Fisher. Miss Katheleen Aoair,
Miss Alice E.. Parker. Mrs. Gertrude
Burt Mrs. Charlotte Edney. Mrs
Viola story, Miss Mabel Ranney;
fourth quarter, Mrs. Clara Chaplin,
Mrs. Annette Forsaith, Mrs. Ella Lee.
Mrs Esther MeseFye, Mrs. Nellie
Paris, Mrs. Mabel Burbank, Mrs
Dora Grant. Mrs. Helen Folsom
The special committee at the Uni
versaist church for January are
George II. Hastings, II. A. Quimby,
c. C. White. C. A. Crowell, w. D.
Blodgett, G. A. Miltimore, c. f. Cut
ting, willard Keech. Rev. p. ]. Nc
tnnis. X. f. Richards f. A. Cutting
w. r. True has purchased the Gould
pastures" of f. A Cutting.-Mrs r.
A. Brewer was in St. 'Johnsbury
Thursday, a guest of Mrs. Josephine
Hibbard.-At the meeting of the Red
Gross held at the home of Mrs. Clar-
ence Cutting Saturday afternoon there
was good attendance. Mrs. Luette
Lewis was elected president of 4the
local branch in place of Mrs. Cutting,
resigned. Mrs. Helen Burroughs will
have charge of work on pajamas
Next Saturday sthe sewing meeting
will he held at the home of Mrs. E. A.
Gray.-There wifi be a card party.
dance and promenade at the town
hall Saturday evening, Jan. IL, for
the benefit of the Red Cross good
attendance is urged as funds are
needed to, buy supplies for work. At
the shipment made Jan. 5, the follow
ing was sent to headquarters 2
comfort pillows, II towels, 5 knitted
wash. cloths, 10 rolled bandages.
Eleven of the bath cloths We're from
the intermediate room J. NJ. S.. The
knitted work and pajamas finished
during the month were reserved for
drafted men. Letters from nearly all
eof the hoys in camp to whom Christ
mas boxes were sent have been
written to the president expressing
through her to the Red Cross MEM
bers their thanks for the gifts re-
ceived-D. D. G. NJ. Fred Dolloff of
st. Johnsbury made his official vista
ton to Moose River Lodge, No 80,
T. & A. NJ Renwick Cutting was
also a guest-The coal commission
received a car Of coal the past week
which was distributed among the
people who had none.-Mrs. A. j.
Corriveau Of ST Johnsbury visited
her mother Mrs c. l.. Stacy. Satur-
day.-Mrs Helen P. Bennett was in
St. Johnsbury Saturday afternoon
when she installed the officers 'of
Chamberlain w. r. c., No. 4.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Languer returned to
their home in New Haven, Conn. Sat
urdav after spending a week at the
home of Mrs. LanGuer's father,
Joseph Boucher.-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Douglas Thurs
day, Jaal. ,33.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan have been entertaining Mrs.
r. f. Nichols of S, Springfield. Mass,
Mrs. Florence Dodge of LunenburG:
! Mrs Lena Nichols OF st. Johpsbury
has. come to spend the1remainder OF
the winter.--Mfss Jennie Beldep OF
1Vhitefeld. NH has been spending
a week with PARENTS MIR. and Mrs.
Alvar Belden. Mrs. Fred, Wheeloclt
of F'itzdale spent Saturday at the
Belden homc.-Masoh and Marion
Howard visited their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.. Howard in West
Burke and uncles Ray and Roy How
ard in st. :: Jollnsbury last week.
IyGeorge Hastings. Mrs. B., B. Burbank,
r. r. Joslin, Mrs. f. w Chapman,
Mrs. Nelson Burt. o. w. Baker, AL
ban Baker. Mrs. r. j. Bennett, Mrs.
X. r Richards, Miss Helen Bennett,
!, Rev. and Mrs. T.. P. Chase, Mr.. and
Rev, and Mrs. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. L
q. IIolton were business visitors in St.
Johnsbury last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hastings spent Sunday with
. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hastings.-The l..
; B. society will meet with Mrs. j. r.
Ralston Jan. 16. to work on quilts
Lora Knapp. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. r. Ralston. return
ed Monday to her home in Plainteid.
John Folsom of East Concord was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Il Mrs. John Folsom of East Concord
WAS a. guest of Mrs. Henry Martin
Wednesday.-Mo Evans of st.
Johnsbrry visited inttown sunday
L. w. Bradley was in st. Johnsbury
over the week end.--Mra. Thad
Wheaton returned to her home in
Newbury the first of the week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Streeter and family
OF East Concord were guests st Allen
Smiths over Sunday.-B. b. Burbank
was quite III the Grst .ss;;e rvn.--
SIR. and Mrs NJ NJ. Tstro returned
to their home in Chicago the first or
the v-eek.-Concord Grange. No. s0S.
will hold its annual installation OF
cfscers frfday evening. jan IL
AIRS Fred Damon and little daughter
OF Boston have come TO be az with
Mr., Damon at W. H.. Bradshsw's.--
Jessie Williams has finighed work AZ
~, Johnsbury center.-Mrs George
Howard recently entertained her
brother, J. 2. worthiey OF Bradford
sua srs p ~ cushmau Of Oxford
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