The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-30
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Lyman Brock and family of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brock, dur
ing the Thanksgiving season; also
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. French of st.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stanley and
little son Sherburn of Plymouth, n.
H., and Miss Katherine Potts of Hol-
yoke, Mass, were at Sherburn
Moorc's for Thanksgiving.
Marjorie Albee and Laura Dow are
at home from Lyndon Institute.
Mr.. Mayow and family spent
Thanksgiving at McIndoes with Mrs.
Mayow's mother. w. H. Burbank
took Thanksgiving dinner at Harvey
Kcnt's in McIndoes.
Dir. Charles Harris of Hyannisport,
Mass, took Thanksgiving dinner with
his father, Charles Harris. Mr.. Haf-
ris' family party also consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian P. Laughlin, Miss
Bertha Harris and Harley Powers.
Mrs. l.. E. Gilfllan entertained a
large Thanksgiving party at their
home. Mrs. Alvira Brock of Pas
sumpsic was there for the day; also
their daughter, Mrs. Samuel Baker,
of Woodsville. .
Howard Elliott came home for
Thanksgiving He expects to return
to Hampstead, l.. l., and be mustered
out of service soon.
Walter Brown of Burlington joined
his wife here for Thanksgiving at the
home of B. N. Gilfllan. DR.. and
Mrs. Jonah Gilfllan of Beebe Plain
were also there for the day. =
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur and
family spent Thanksgiving at thu
home of Mr. Holmes.
Willard c. Hazelton went to Bur-
lington Friday morning on a business
/ trip.
Claude Gilfllan Of Mystic, Conn,
was at W. S. Johnson's for Thanks
giving.
Thanksgiving evening at the Town
Hall the Junior Red Cross presented
the cantata, Festival of Happy
Days" The story is that all the
Happy Days" in the calendar ara
summoned to a festival in the meet
ing place of Father Time. They
spend the time in fetes and pleasures
expressive of the day they repre-
sent. The stage was one bower of
evergreen and on some occasions the
lights in the hall were dimmed and
lights from back of the evergreen
screen wee thrown on. Mrs. Charles
Dow presided at the piano, assisted
by the BeGcll brothers, who played
their violins. After the conclusion
of the c;antata the floor was cleared
and given over to the children, who
participated in the entertainment for
a promenade. They were conducted
by Mrs. Ruth Davidson and Miss
Edith Hazelton, to whom is due much
credit for their untiring interest and
work in drilling the children for the
occasion. Twcnty-scven dollars wa
realized.
The Odd Fellows gave a dancing
party at their hall Thanksgiving
night, with an orchestra from St
Johnsbury. Refreshments were served
and a good time was enjoyed ny all.
Carol Somcrs of Orleans is visit
ing his father, Z. d. Somers.
Miss Phoebe Harvey has returned
from Boston after serious illness il
the hospital, where she was working
during the Influenza epidemic, and is
visiting at the home of H. J. Phelps
Lauren Holmes attended the JOIN
Smith auction in Ryegate Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Smith enter
tanned a large family party Thanks
giving day. Miss Mildred Smith wa
home from St Johnsbury and Ed
Walters of Norwich University wa
also a 1ncmheI, of the party.