The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-02
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Howard Relief Corps sent bouquets
of dollhouse snapdragons to the tret
members of Howard Post, l.. B
Brown, Edward Carbee and SYLVESTER
| Hartwell on Thursday afternoon ac.
| cording to their annual custom, ant
the comrades were much pleased with
| the attention.
Mrs. Sarah Simonds spent part oil
the week with Mrs. Ella Gregory and
other friends in the village, also
spending q day with Whitefeld
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd of st. Johns
bury visited Mrs. Ladd's sister, Mrs.
Ann Phelps and family last week, GO
ing on Thursday to visit Lancastes
friends.
Miss Ruby Smith and her father
were in Whitefield on Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin of Grove
ton was the guest of relatives in Lun-
enburg last week.
"A notice was received last week
from Miss Lena E. Hamilton of St..
Adams, publicity director of Vernon.
of the War Savings committee, by
Mrs. Flora l. f. Balch, committee
chairman for Essex county, that John
A. Gordon of Barre, who has just
completed four weeks course at the
school for field secretaries who are to
engage in War Savings work in the
New England states, has returned
home from Boston and will take up
active work June L, with Essex coun-
ty as part of his territory. He aG-
dressed the Vermont Rural Letter
Carriers Association at the annual
held in Montpelier May 30,
Memorial day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane of Lit
Teton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. S. Hill recently.
The following program was well
carried out by the pupils of the
schools of the town Thursday after
noon, Prem emorial Day, with large
and interested audience of parents and
friends to enjoy it: Song, "Star
Spangled Banner" schools in unison;
prayer, Rev. C. w. Douglas; exercise
and saulte-the flag, Lunenburg pri-
mary; recitation, "A Patriotic Little
Girl" Marjorie Savers; song, George
Washington" Fitzdale Primary; re-
citation, "The Mother of Soldier"
Ruth Morse; exercise, "What Our
Flag Means" Lunenburg Primary;
recitation, SOLDIERS in Homespun,"
Percy Powers; exercise, Long Wave
Our Flag" Lunenburg schools; reci-
tation, "The Flag to It's Maker" Fitz-
dale Grammar; recitation ,"The Fight
ing Stock" South Lunenburg; recita
ton, Garry On" Ella Blood; song,
"Our First Flag" Lunenburg Gram
mar; exercise, "Flags and Flowers
Lunenburg grammar; recitation,
"Children of Many Lands" in cos
tune, South Lunenburg; recitation,
"Boys of Vermont" Fitzdale Gram
mar; recitation, "Hymn of Thanks"
Katherine Thomas; exercise "What
can little children do?" Lunenburg
primary; exercise, 81 love the Flag"
Pierce school; song, Requiem"
West Lunenburg; recitation, cup
with the Flag" Fitzdale Primary; re-
citation, "The Flag" Edison Thomas,
song, america, the Beautiful" FitZ
dale Schools; recitation, "They
fought for You," Lindsay Hartshorn,
america"
Mrs. H. F. Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. James King were in st. Johns
bury on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Silsby OF
Lyndonville were at M. D. Bowker's
last week.
Mrs. Florence Powers Dodge who
has been in Boston and Brattleboro
during the winter is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur White and later will
open her home for the summer. BIZ
Walter Balch was in st. Johnsbury
on Wednesday to see his father, w.
E. Baleh, whose condition was much
as it has been since his serious illness
of week ago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowker and
daughter, Alice, Ferva Lewis I'd and
son of Littleton were guests of
friends in town on Friday and on
their return took little That's Lewis,
who has been with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, since the
death of her mother last fall, for q
few weeks visit. FL
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Silsby were in
Danville and st. Johnsbury on Fri
day.
Mrs. Jean Wilson is entertaining
her brother-in-law, F. A. Morse OF
West Rutland. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wilson and