The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-09
GREENSBORO

Isaac Piper, who has been quite i'll
with influenza at Greensboro Bend, is
slowly improving.
The drive for the War Work Cam
paign is scheduled to begin Novem-
Der II and G. E. Colby has been
appointed town chairman. Our quota
is S12lS. Prof. Ray Pestle has been
appointed town leader for the Vic
tory soy5 Campaign, by which every
boy between II and 20 years of age is
enrolled 10 earn and give at least So
to furnish warmth and comfort to
some soldier in the trenches
|. Mrs. w. E.. Hooking and three
children, who have been occupying
cottage at the north end of the lake
the past summer, left Friday for their
home in Cambridge, Mass. Prof.
Hooking has been speaking in the
military camps for several weeks.
Rev. George W. Morrow, accom-
panied by his wife and sister-inlaw,
who have been at Camp Woodbine,
Lakewood, left last week for their
home IN Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Atwood,
who have been in their camp, Fall
mawj, Lakewood, for several months,
left last week for their home in Ran
dolph.
Forty books which have been do
mated foc the soldiers in the camps
and in the army were shipped few
days ago by the Greensboro Free Ii
brary to Montpelier
| A card has been received saying
that W. W. Miller, who is in the tank
service OF the army, has arrived in
| France
Miss Addie Cotton of Danvers,
Mass, has been at N. L. browns
the past week, being called here by
the death OF Harold Drown.
Mrs. George E. Colby and son
George left las Thursday for Lancas-
ter, N. H, where they will visit Mrs
Colby's 81; ter, Mrs. Balch.
Evelyn Wiley has been i'll the past
week.
There was fairly large vote cast
in this town at the election Tuesday,
ClemenJ receiving IS votes and Mayo
20. The rominee for state represen-
tative failed of election, DR.. F. c.
Kinney being elected by vote Of Ga
to 48.
Mr.. Stone and family, who have
been occupying their camp at Winnie
mere for several weeks, left the first
of the week for their home in Hard
wick.
Carlos S.o:er and Bruce Young were
called to Newport last Wednesday in
connection with the draft to which
they are subject.
Misses Aida Fairbanks, Alice Spiel
and Ada Hill left last Tuesday for
Burlington, where they will be stu
dents AT the University of Vermont
the coming year.
There was large attendance al
the funeral of Harold Drown, which
was held at the United Presbyterian
church Wednesday at o'clock, ant
was conducted by Rev. L. A. Collins
a former pastor, now of South Rye
gate. The flowers were profusc anc
beautiful, showing the high esteem il
which ne was held by the community
He was the oldest of five children
and leaves besides his father anc
mother, two brothers and two sisters
many otle: relatives to mourn hi
loss. Burial was in the village GENE
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White visite'
relatives N Glover last Sunday.
Catherine Lapierre and Allan Spie
have returned to their school work il
CraftsburV academy.
The Greer sboro schools will opel
y Monday, Nov. II, after being close
for five weeks because of the inhu
enZa.
): Mr.. Pike, who has been visiting hi
S daughter. N1s. H. H. Haines, for sew
: eral weeks, has gone TO Montpelie
for the winter.
Belle Silver of Greensboro Bend
e attending school at the academy a
Il Craftsbury.
S Mrs. F. s. Forest of Greensbor
Bend IS having the influenza.
Mrs. james Collier is i'll with tn
influenza at her home in the mort
part Of the town.
5 Twenty thousand lake trout wer
I sent to Greensboro recently from TIL
u state hatcheries and were placed i