The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-14
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CONCORD

Mrs. George II. Hastings, secretary
of. Adah Chapter, No. 80, O.. E. S.,
of Concord, has received the follow
ing. interesting letter from Ross r.
| Folsom: ea
Mrs. Lila c.. Hastings, Sec. of
Adah Chapter, o.. E. S.
Dear Mrs. Hastings,
/ Ny mother forwarded to me- the
/ kind letter in which you said that my
dues for the ensuing year had been
remitted by avote Of the Chapter. /
was always glad to be a member of
/ the Chapter, and it gives me great
pleasure that you still consider me
worthy name ON the roll
- AS you have probably seen by the
newspapers we have been extremely
active during the past few months.
/ Some of our best boys have made the
1 supreme sacrifice but we have shown
i the Hun that free Americans can
fight and fight hard for a principle.
The folks at home of course will
mourn Their. loss, but what better
death could one wish than to know
that he was forwarding the cause of
humanity and giving his life SO the
sights we witness here, will not be
transferred to our country, our homes
and our folks.
My company has not been back
ward in helping. to bring the Huns
to the realization that the American
/ fighting force is not the unframed
school, boys they thought, but we
are their superiors in every way.
You folks at home are doing your
bit just as much as though you were
i mending barbed wire in mo Mans
/ Land" or "going over the top" Don't
think we boys don't realize this or
appreciate what you are doing for
i us.
| With best wishes for the contin-
uance of the good work for which
Adah Chapter has been noted and
with kindest regards to the members
: and yourself, I am,
i Very sincerely,
ROSS R. FOLSOM.
Somewhere in France"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan en-
tertained the first Of the week Mr.
and Mrs George Woods, Mrs. Bertha
Collins and Mrs. Florence Gadapee
of st. Johnsbury. sft
Mrs. Henry Stuart is in st. Johns
> bury with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Muir
ply.
5 Several from here attended the fail
at Lancaster, among them are Mr.
, and Mrs. Ralph Hartshorn, Mr.. and
i Mrs. Carl Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. J
= E. Warren, Lee and Dewey Warren
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ranney, Mr.. ant
r Mrs. Harry Ranney, Henry Ranney
Miss Florence Ranney, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. O. w
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Crowell
6 Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Miltimore, Geo
. Miltimore, Clarence Lillicrap, Ralpl
. Bennett, Murray Cutting, A. j. Lyon
Mrs. P. j. MacInnis and Miss Rutl
q Crowell.
: Mrs. Luetti Lewis, Mrs. w. L
E Reed, Mrs. F. A. Brewer and Mrs
e G. B. French were in St. Johnsbur!
o Wednesday to attend the Red eros
G conference.
, Mrs. Roy Powers of Lyndon visit
5 ed her mother, Mrs. Jennie Barnett
y Wednesday,.
Mrs. Harriet Douglas is visiting il
6 St. Johnsbury.
Charles Gray of Lyndonville am
Aubray Gray of Jersey City were a
1 E. A. Gray's Wednesday.
: Mrs. J. K. Hovey is critically i'll.
Mrs. Cora Bradley returned Thurs
! day from Lunenburg where she ha
= been guest of Mrs. Fred Wheelock
: Mrs. Gertrude Knapp has returned
! to her home mp lainfeld after visit
! ing her daughter, Mrs. ]. R.. Ralston
! Mrs. Hannah Whitney went Wed
: nesday to South Paris, Me-, to visi
her brother. Word was receives
; Thursday evening that she had sus
, tanned stroke of paralysis, he,
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Blodgett, lief
for South Paris. Friday. 81
> In the service honor roll published
in Wednesdays, Caledonian, TIVE
names were omitted, Perley Arthur
: Rowland and Felix L., Mcqueen, boil
at Camp Devens.