Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
WELLS RIVER

NfISl party Will menu w ttIIItS-
day evening at Masonic Hall under
the auspices of the Relief Corps. COT
fee and sandwiches will be served
during the evening.
Mrs. Flora Goss is in Newport
this week visiting her sister Mrs.
John Morrill,.
Mrs. Sarah Hutchins and Mrs.
Samuel Hutchins gave a 300 party,
Tuesday evening, at which six tables
were in play Refreshments were
served.
AT the Study Club meeting held at
Mrs. John Thomas home Monday eve
ming, Rev. Donald Fraser gave Il "Rc
view of War Literature"
A food sale will be held at the Red
Cross Rooms Saturday afternoon
March 9Th.
A large number from here attend
ed the play "Freckles" given at the
Opera House at Woodsville, Monday
evening. MI and Mrs. Charlie Chap
lain seen at the Henderson Theatre
also attracted large audience at the
matinee and in the evening.
An informal musical was held by
the young people, at the home of
Mrs. Raymond E. Farwell, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Symes entertained a
few ladies Saturday afternoon it be-
ing her birthday. Her sister Mrs.
Ned Symes of Ryegate is spending a
few days with her.
Now that flock of crows has been
seen and heard during the past week,
it is fitting we should get out seed
catalogs. Spring will soon be here!
Begin to plan for your garden.
Mrs. Leslie Bailey has been on the
sick list few days.
Mrs. Frank Rourke and baby Mar
garet are with Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Dorian for u visit. Lieut. Rourl.c Is
now with the American Forces IN
Germany.
At the regular meeting of the study
club Monday evening Rev. Donald
Fraser gave a review of war lite'3
ture. Mrs. John Thomas was hostess
for the evening.
Scott Haselton has returned to
Camp Devens at Aver, Mass.
Wendell Roberts has been sick
week with hard cold.
Wendell Clark was home OYER Sun
day from school in Springfield, Mass.
RED CROSS NOTES
Between January and February l.
the following articles have been made
and sent to Boston by the Well River
Branch American Red Cross.
25 pair socks, 80 convalescent
robes, 2 layettes, so boys undershirts,
20 pair boys underdrawers, 8 sweat
ers. pr. wlistlets, 20 Morning jack
cts and 80 boys blouse suits.
There is call for mufflers and
bows socks to be knitted. Yarn may
be had at the Red Cross Rooms on
Friday afternoons or from the chair
man.
The rooms vii be opened for sew
ing on Fridays only from this date.
Miss Cora Page who has been
spending some time in Essex Junction
is with her sister, Mrs. Leonard ID.
Smith.
Private George Geewar is home
from France. He was in the big
drive last summer at Chateau
Thierry.
Miss Annie Miller, who is in train
inp at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
in Burlington, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis recently. Hell
mother Mrs. Clarence Miller went to
Burlington Saturday to be with her.
Miss Ella Munsell went Monday
to Highgate to visit her sister, Miss
Lottie Munsell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Haselton OF
Springfield arrived in town Wednes-
day evening to visit their brother
Scott Haselton, who is home from
overseas, and spending a weeks fur
Tough with his mother, Mrs. }. f.
Myers. go,
Mrs. r. G. Perry, who has been I'll
for several weeks is now gaining.
Nelson Bailey and r. E. Farwell
went Wednesday on business TRIP
to Derby Line. :,
Those who were fortunate enough
to hear Rev. Lambert Alexander
evening, hope that ne
may come Wells River-ward again
in the near future. His message was
practical and helpful to us all.
Mrs. Leonard Smith gave an after
noon party Thursday for her moth
er, Mrs. Andrew Smith. III
The pupils of the high school held
a Lyccum, Thursday afternoon. 1t
is planned soon to hold another to
which the public will be invited.
Mrs. Lucia Darling and Miss jean
ME Darling of Newbury were Tavern
guests Wednesday.
The Thimble Club met at the home
r Nn,, ,,+hor Rutler in WOOdSVllle,