Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26
East Concord

East Concord
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Smith enter
tanned about so of their friends a
whist Thursday evening. Althoug
Mrs. Smith did not think of inviting
anyone until after six o'clock tina
night, a goodly number were ther
and a very pleasant evening was pas
sed. Mrs. Willis Emery and Irwil
Smith succeeded in winning frs
prize. Harry Mcdonald and Lynd;
Whipple won the BOBBY prize.
Harry Mcdonald is visiting in st
Johnsbury for few days
Fred Thomas of Miles Pond il
working for John Mcdonald hauling
pulp.
Francena King, who attends Mont
pelier Seminary, was at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. King
over the week end.
Mrs. Josephine Stone was called
to Newport recently by the death OF
her mother.
Miss Lois Hawkins attended the
teachers meeting in St. Johnsbury
Friday and Saturday, returning Mon
day evening.
F. c. White of Orleans has been
visiting his brother, H. II. White, for
a few days.
The fourth Quarterly Conference
was held at the M E. church We'd
nesday evening, Rev. Charles Wesley
Kelley, who is very pleasantly re-
as a former pastor here,
was in attendance with our pastor,
Rev. Glenn w. Douglas. The follow
ing officers were elected: District
steward, p. H. Thomas; reserve dis
trict steward, James X. Grant; re-
steward, Mrs. J. c. Warren;
stewards, MI. and Mrs. D. H. Thorn
as, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Grant, Mrs. Dana
Brown, Mrs. Eliza Graham, Miss Mil
lred Hartshorn, Mrs. J. C. Warren;
steward, Mrs. Chas. Phil
Ups; committee on ministerial report,
D. H. Thomas, James Grant, Mrs. J.
G. Warren; finance and estimating
Mrs. w. H. Morrison,
Mrs. Dana Brown, Jas. Grant; treas
lrer, ID. H. Thomas; trustee, d. H.
Thomas, James K Grant, w. H. Nor
'ison, Ivan Hartshorn, Dana Brown,
Jhas. Phillips; trier of appeals, w.
i. Morrison; superintendent of Sun
lay school, Mrs. w. H. Morrison;
PRESIDENT of ladies' aid society, Mrs.
Tames Grant; benevolences, Mrs.
Warren and Mrs. Grant; foreign mis-
ions, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Graham;
lome mission, Mildred Hartshorn,
Kathleen Adair; auditor and commit
ee on completing pews, Mrs. Dennie
fisher; music, Mildred Hartshorn,
Irs Grant, Kathleen Adair. The L.
\. S. reported $213.20 taken last
ear.
Austin White visited a dentist in
It. Johnsbury last week.
Mildred Hartshorn was business
isitor in Whitcfield, N. H., recently.
ID. M Smith was in Lunenburg Fri
ay to call on Rev. Gregory, who is
cry low.
Among the visitors in st. Johns
ury last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Fisher, Minnie Briggs, Mr.. and
IRIS. Irwin Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy
'isk, Mrs. Dale Stannard.
John Folsom was a business visitor
, st. Johnsbury Friday and Satur-
ay.
Mrs. George Boutwell, of Fitzdale
'as in this place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter of
Vest Lunenburg will entertain the
=. A. S. at a social at their home
'riday evening of this week. Let
vcryonc go and give them full
ouSe.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Reed, who have
cen ill, are improving.
The Washington social given by
[arold Warren and Charles Phillips
rev a good crowd and proved a
reat success. James Grant came with
two-horse sled from Fitzdale
ringing 80 at one load. The dining
ooms were prettily decorated with
ags and pictures of Washington.
here was music by Mildred Hart
horn and the Raymond sisters, also
y young ladies from Fitzdale. w.
I. Morrison favored the company
18th two of his selections which were
cry much appreciated. Refresh
tents of sandwiches, cake and cof-
&c were served. The evening was
assed with games and $1,000 was adj
ed to the treasury &C A. S.
Elizabeth Josephine lighter
[ L. A. and Mary (Tl chols,
assed away at their h rday
forming after an illness two
eeks of pneumonia. "a
]. C. Warren is working lie
n repair work, the paper 81
tut down this week.