The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-26
GREENSBORO

Miss Julia Kinney, who has been
at=her brothers., Dr. f., c. Kinney, for
several months, is visiting at Mrs.
Albert Kiney's, in Hardwick
The Christmas tree land entertain
ment which was to have been held in
the NJ. E. church, Greensboro Bend,
Wednesday evening, was given up be-
cause of tile danger of influenza.
Mrs. Grace Gregory, teacher in the
primary department Of the village
schools, left Monday for two
weeks stay in New Y DIRK city, where
her husband is engaged in work on
ailplanes for the government. Miss
Merle Harrison taught for her Tues
day and Mrs. E.. C. Hayes will have
charge of the room next week.
The dance which was to htve been
held at NJ W. A. hall, Greensboro
Bend Friday evening, Dec. 81, has
been given up at the request of the
board of health, because of the danger
from influenza.
The schools of the town closed
Tuesday and will not resume their
sessions again until Tuesday, Dec. 81.
All tide teachers who live out Of town
went to their homes for over the va
cation.
H. w. ellis of Greensboro Bend,
who has been visiting the past two
weeks with relatives in Enosburg
Falls, returned home last Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Perrin had the mis-
fortune to fall on the ice while skat-
ing. Saturday evening and sprained her
wrist badly.
Henry Cuthbertson and family of
Wolcott were at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Cuth-
bel.tson, over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Hathaway is home from
her. school in Jeffersonville for short
vacation with her mother
Harrison Wilson, who has been in
Cargo of large farm in Westfe1d,
Mass, since last fall, visited at the
Home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilson, over, Christmas.
Mrs. H. A. Harrison and daughter,
Merle, were in Sheffield Sunday.
There has been good skating on
Caspian Lake the past week. There
is almost no snow on the ground and
the lake is not entirely frozen over,
VERY unQSuctI COILSl1GlOlIo 1Ol lAio eiitAS
of year in this climate.
Miss Dora Gallagher of Craftsbury
was at A.. B. Fairbanks over Sunday.
! Mrs. FL. Archer. and son, Fred,
have been i'll the past week.
Willie Woods went to St Johnsbury
for an X-ray examination, returning
| Saturday to A. E. 'Jackson's, and is
able to do light work on the farm.
H has been i'll several weeks with
pneumonia following influenza.
Miss Marjorie Perrin is assisting IN
the post office during her vacation
from the University of Vermont.
|. lola Williams, who has been visit
I ing several weeks at ]. M. DeBrune's
has gone to her home in Georgia.
| Linvel Brown, who has been in
training in the artillery at Camp Eus-
tbs for several weeks, Aas been dis.
charged and returned here last week
| The Caspian Lake Red Cross viii
/ hold it's regular meeting on Thursday
afternoon of this week at the home OF
| Mrs. C. E.. Colby. There is now
plenty of work on hand and good at
/ tendance is desired.
Among those i'll the past week are
/ Elsie Spiers, Ethel Young, Mildred
/ Harrison, RAYMOND PhilbFook and
Katharine Hayes, all High schpo
| scholars. AS. yet there are no cases
| of Influenza in the village and yer!
! few in the town:
The Congregational church will
hold their annual meeting on New
Years day and all wlso consider them
selves members of the parish are cor
daily invited Dinner will be servet
at noon.