Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-12-31
EAST CONCORD

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Leon Fisher was Il visitor in the
place over Christmas but returned to
his work at Danvillc Saturday.
Mrs. d. NJ. Smith, Mrs. J. L. Fol
som, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Savers
were business visitors in St. Johns.
bury one day last week.
Marcia Isham of St. Johnsbury
was an over Sunday guest of her
mother, Mrs. Hubbard Fisher. Lois
Hawkins of St. Johnsbury was also
an over Sunday guest at the Fisher
home.
Mia Crawford spent part of
last week with her mother, Mrs.
Edna Crawford at Danville.
Christmas exercises were carried
out at the church Christmas night in
Il very pleasing manner, much credit
being due TOD the part of the COM
mittee who did the work. Although
the trees were not so heavily ladca
as i'll years past they were very
pretty and there were Il lots of use
full as well as pleasing gifts, the
church was very tastefully decorated
with red and green trimmings and
Christmas bells. 1t is sufficient to say
Mrs. Mary Morrill, had charge of the
decorating. The children did them
selves credit with their part of the
exercises. Much credit is due Mil
drcd Hartshorn, who had charge of
the musical part of the program;
the songs by the choir werc>Huch ell
ioycd. Special mention should be
made of u song, "Thc Dawn OF
Christmas Morn sung by Adelbert
Lavaturc, which was greatly appre
ciated. We also feel very grateful
for the part in the programe Civ
en- by the young ladies Of Fitzdal"
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Santa made the little hearts glad
and was a little novelty as he made
his entrance and exit through win
dow promising to return next year.
Bert Gallup who spent the pas;
week with his family at Gallup
Mills has returned to his work TO-,
the East Concord Lumber Co.
Miss Eva st. John Of Francestow,l,
N. H., is visiting Mrs. John Folsom
and other friends.
1..r. and Mrs. Harold Carr and W.
and Mrs. Elroy Fisk of Marlboro,
Mass, are spending the holiday.
with their parents, MI. and Mr..
Curt Goodall.
Much sympathy is felt for Nj?
and Mrs Dana Brown in the los G.
their infant son, who was bulicf
Christmas day.
Frank Warren and Mrs. Ralp'i
Hartsholn were in Lunenburg MOI
day to attend the funeral of HcNry
Warren.
The many friends OF Mrs. Leonard
Isham and Mrs. Dan Hartshorn are
glad to know they were able to re-
turn home last Wednesday fror,
Brightlook Hospital where they botl
recently underwent an operation.
Mrs. Lewis Stockwell in behalf of
the friends of Miss S. S. DURHAM pre-
scented her with u Sunshine box
Christmas Eve, which was very much
appreciated by Miss DURHAM as she
lives alone and her health prevents
her from getting out at all, and the
box gave her something to take W
her attention for Il time.
Ross Folsom was a visitor III 81,
Saturday.
M. Smith one day last week.
Miss Helen Woodbury. spcrt
Christmas at her home in Barton.
MI. and Mrs. H. II. White enter
tanned over Christmas their daugh-
ter, MI. and Mrs. John kcclcr and
daughter of Barton and John Nc
Linda Whipple visited Mis-. Joe
zie.
Vance at Fitzdalc over the week enc.
Mrs. c. J. Brentwood of Miles
Pond and Mrs. Kimball Of Tllton, N.
H., visited in Brentwood at John
Folsom's Saturday.
Bcnnic Saycrs was Il business VIZ
itor in St. Johnsbury Monday.
Mrs. Ada Downcr of St. Johnsbuly
visited at her brothers, Mr. and
Mrs. George Kings over the wcth
end. i
Mrs. Ralph Hartsholn was called
to Kirby last week by the illness OF
her father, Ed. Warren.
Mrs. Josephine Smith of Sou'A
Luncnburg was gue5t OF Mrs. ID.
M Smith SATURDAY.
d. II. Thomas and Mrs. W. IL.
Morrison were in st. Johnsbury las,
Friday to see Mrs. James Grant ard
little son, who are at Brightlook hoi-
pital. The many friends of MIS-
Grant will be glad to know she is
getting along we'll but sorry to learn
that the baby is quite poorly al
though slightly better at this writing.
Miss Iona Smith is working Tor
Mrs. George Lavaturc.
Miss Fraacena King who is a.
tending Montpelier Seminary Isl
spending the holidays with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. George King.
Mrs. Dora Grant is visiting htrI
children at Windsor for few days.
Mrs. Elccta Fisher who has been
on the sick list for some time Isl
reported a little better at this writ
ing. Linda Whipplc is working Tor
her this week.
Mrs. Agnes Hartman of Dalton
NJ III ,,;,.;+o,l ,+ ha,. Sistcr'S Mr..