The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-17
GREENSBORO

|. Inc w oman S missionary Society
will meet Friday afternoon at the
Congregational parsonage.
The U. S. Civil Service Commission
has announced an examination to be
held at Hardwick, Newport and Or
leans, Feb. 9Th, to fill the position of
rural carrier in Greensboro and 9TH
er places. Application blanks may be
had by addressing the Civil Service
Commission, Washington, D. C.
A son was born to Reuben Chaffee
and wife on Saturday, Jan. II.
Miss Mary Stimson of Montpelier
WAS in town the past week being call
ed here by the death of Mrs. Richard
/ Thompson.
i Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Paquette
i of Hardwick is visiting at the home
lof Alpha Gebbie.
] Mrs. Grace Wilson Gregory, who
! has been i'll the past two weeks, re-
! turned to her school work in the
1 primary school of the village school
last Monday.
Ii. Miss Mildred Fairbanks, who has
ai.been i'll with the influenza, returned
last Monday to her work as teacher
in the lower grades at Greensboro
H Bend.
The Junior High school will hold g
social and promenade at the Towr
/ Hall, Friday evening of this week to
/ which everybody is invited. Admis.
Ision 10 cents.
FL Mrs Nancy, Cro,;o,. ,,,Lo 10, l
visiting the past week in Glover re.
h turned last Saturday to the home Of
/ Mrs. William Simpson.
FL Harrison Wilson, who has been il
II Westfield the past winter, managing
Ia large farm, is at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson
and is planning soon to leave fol
South Carolina where he will do sim
liar work. III
Supt. C. L. Cowles of Craftsbur,
was in town the first of the weel
looking after the interest of thu
schools.
Word was received here Wednes
day of the death of Miss DOROTHY
Morgan, a church worker. in New
York city,. at the Presbyterian Hos
pltal, early Monday, JAM IS. Funer
al services were held in the Grac,
Chapel, New York, Wednesday ant
the remains were taken to Westerly
K. l., Thursday for burial Mrs. Hell
en- M. Richards, proprietor of tn,
Lake View Boarding House, was will
MISS Morgan at the time of he
death. Miss Morgan will be great,
missed, having spent many summer
mere. She was musician of rar
ability.
The annual meeting of the Sunda,
school of the Congregational churcj
was held last Sunday and the fol
lowing officers were elected for tn
year 1919: Supt., c.. H.. Miller: Is
asst supt., Harold Simpson, 2n,
asst. supt., George Philbrook; sec
T. N. Allen; treas, Mrs. A. B. Cutb
bertSon; executive committee, Mrs
H. A. Goss, Mrs George Young an,
III. H. Darlington.
The Greensboro Improvement elm
held their annual meeting in tn
Congregational chapel last Tuesda
evening and, the following officer
were elected for the year 1919:-
Pres, j. I'll. Darlington; vice pres
L. A-Perrin: Sec, c. E. Miller; treas
Z. ~. Allen; Way and Means Com
mlttee, Mrs. A. E. Perrin, Mrs. G. T
Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Drown an
Mf- and Mrs. H. A. Haryson; boar
OF directors, George E. Colby, Mr.
Helen Payne Ingalls, and A. B. CutI
bertson. Reports were given by a
the Offices and among other bushes
lt.Was voted to investigate the COS
OF sheathing the spaces over til
dressing rooms in the Town Hall an
a cement water trough in the cente
of the village and at the old waite
trough on the road to the Ben,
8 There was a good attendance.
81. w. Gebbie who was badly hui
IN a railroad accident at the Ben
8 last Friday, is still confined to his be
and is not able to be moved fro
4 Athe home of H. w. ellis to which
was taken Immediately after the a
S cident.
Z aSweethearts," Colonial: Jan. II,