The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-08
WELLS RIVER

Game Warden Newton Field, has
appointed the following men to re-
port deer for 1918 in different towns.
J. r. Hayes, STAFFORD; George VIII
son, Post Mills; VIM Burr, Thetford
Center; r. B. Hood, East Topsham;
Geo. w. Richardson, Washington; G.
B. Blake, Corinth; H. J. Bartlett,
Bradford; Edwin Peters, Bradford;
L. l.. Worthley, East Corinth; C. C.
Doolittle, South STAFFORD; F. Down
ing, Topsham; C. H. Hight, West
Topsham; A. B. Badger, Fairlee; P.
D. w. Hildreth, South Newbury; W.
C. Knight, Newbury; C. N. Brock.
West Fairlee; o. d. Bond, North
Thetford; John Morris, East Tibet
ford H. K. White, East Topsham; 0.
A. Renfrew, Newbury Center; Sam
uel Tucker, Boltonville; VIM. Young,
Ely; c. L. Spear, West Corinth; W.
Fl. Orr, Vershire; H. E. french,
Union Village; j. R. Hayes, STRAIT
ford; L. d. Foss, North Tunbridge;
Geo. A. Tracy, Chelsea: A. A. Garlic
ton, West Newbury; E. L. Flanders,
Grange center.
II. Crabtree returned from New
York city Saturday.
DR.. w. G. Kicker of ST. Johnsbury
was in town Monday.
Clarence Byers was home over
Sunday with his family.
The Study Club met Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Emery
White. The program was in charge
of the Travel Committee A vocal
number "We're Building Bridge to
Berlin" was sung by Mrs. d. G. Far
we'll.
Charles Vincent, son of Mr. and
Mrs. r. E. Vincent, underwent seri-
Gus operation for appendicitis at the
Cottage Hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Rogers and sons en-
joyed q few days vacation at Mon
roe, N. H., returning home Saturday
night
Mrs. Mary Cutler of Barre spent
the last of the week with her sister,
Mrs. John Thomas, both ladies spend
ing Saturday in St Johnsbury.
The High School Alumni Associa-
ton has given to the High school q
fine service flag containing the stars
representing graduates now in the
service, also one Red Cross and one
Y. NJ C.. A. worker
The annual, meeting of the church
and society will be held at the church
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o'clock November 7. At the close of
the business meeting refreshments
! will be served and a social hour held
Owing to war conditions it has been
thot best by the committee in charge
| to omit the annual dinner this year.
Mrs R. E. Fa1wen and Mrs. Geo.
Randall are leaders of the Woman's
Missionary society which hold q
meeting at the home of Mrs. II. T..
Baldwin on Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock. This is also the Thank
! offering meeting and a large gather
ing is hoped for.
A business meeting of the Red
Cross was held Monday afternoon at
the Red Cross rooms.
| Schools re-opened Monday with all
grades well filled
| The service flag given by the High
| School Alumni was presented formal
| ly to the school at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. The school trustees, mem
bers Of the alumni, pupils and friends
of the school were present. Rev.
Donald Fraser gave the boys and
girls brief address and the school
sang "The Star-s pangled Banner.
There are II stars, Red Cross and
a Y. M. c. A. triangle 1t was pre-
sented by Miss Baldwin, accepted by
Principal Chas. King, and raised by
the Boy Scouts.
A. J. Welch and family of McIn-
does have recently moved into An
drew Aiken's house on Randall HILL
Captain Harrison of Boston, pro-
prietor of the Revere House, was at
the Tavern Wednesday.
Mr.. Boales of Bellows Falls, VINO is
in town few days on business, is
registered at the hotel.
Mrs. Eva Bolkum Brock of North
Ryegate, called on friends Thursday.
Mrs. Kate d. Lee left Thursday
morning for Springfield, Mass,
where she will spend day with Mrs.
Harry Chamberlain, and leave for
New York city Friday.