The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-17
EAST CONCORD

M IL NHl MID. AfuItW CuHUISi VI
Campton, N. H., have been visiting
their brother, Willard Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. James Adair for the past
| week
Linda Whipple was home from
Concord over the week end
Mr., and Mrs. Alphonso Hartman
Of Dalton, N. H., visited at their
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs, d M Smiths
j few days last week u
The supper given by the young la
lies at Halls hall Saturday evening
or the benefit of the L. A. s. was
? great success as 8 fine time was
enjoyed by all although the night was
lark and stormy good crowd was
IN attendance. The hall was very
'astefully decorated with the coming
holiday decorations. Streamers of
"ed and green went from the center
OF the hall to the four corners and
! large bell hung from the center.
As you entered the hall your atten-
non was attracted by the ice cream
tooth which was attended by differ
mt young ladies during the evening.
At the head of the hall was a fancy
work booth very prettily decorated
With red and green and tinsel and
'oodly supply of fancy wofk. There
were two sofa pillows. Mrs. Hall
vas the lucky winner of one and
Ealph Briggs the other. Alphonse
-aVature drew the corset cover yoke
tnd II was beauty. Tv"- HOG with
'lngS IN were sold. w. II. Morrison
'fe" one Of the rings and Bert Gal
up the other At the close all arti-
cies left were sold at auction by Mr.
MORRISON. A fine supper of corn
ehoWder, baked beans, wheat and
Drown bread, pies, cakes was served
The young ladies did the work. Some
Of it was hard for them but tbnv
wanted to be independent and thov
we're: they were very busy all the
Wening selling popcorn balls ad ar
lcies fro mthe grab bag. One thing
mat attracted lots of attention was
Z tub covered over with paner
With ten strings coming through the
oaper. The strings were sold for
~ cents each and the fun came when
III were sold and each one pulled
70 see what they had as there WINS
one nice article. A aHrtshon how
rom Fitzdale was the lucky winner
out each one got an article worth 10
cents. There was music on the pia-
no during the evening. Miss Perry
ana Miss Haltshorn playing one
1uet.
Marjorie Morrison gave one song
and there was one by mixed quar-
Jet. Everyone reports a fine time
and $68.47 was taken.
Adelbert Lavature was a visitor in
Concord Monday. @
W, II. Morrison was caleld to Can
ada Monday by the serious illness of
his mother.
Miss Alice Crawford of Miles Pond
and Miss Marion Brown of Fitzdals
were vis't9~r - Mrs. Curt Goodalls
over the week end.
There was meeting at Mrs. Hell /
en- Folsom's Monday evening to make |
alranger'HTtT for Christmas which |
will be observed at the Methodist |
church, Thursday evening, Dec. 25 if |
satisfactory. If not the date will be !
announced later.
Mrs. Leonard Isham went to
blghtiook hospital last Wednesday
and underwent an operation Thurs |
day but is reported to be as COM
Portable as could be expected.
Mrs Calvin Brentwood and Mrs. |
Wlll Crawford were visitors in. the
place Saturday
Mr.. and, Mrs. Herbert Crawford
VISITED their aunt, Mrs. Frank Hill
dreth Saturday
Mr.. Sanbomf' of Whitefeld, N. H..
Is doing the mason work at the new
mill.
l.. A. Nichols was a business WIS.,
ltor in st Iohnsbury Monday.
The East Concord Lumber Co.
haught Freeman Russel's timber lot
at Concord Corner.
Mrs. Dana Brown and Mrs. John
Corcoran of Fitzdale were visitors in
the place Saturday.
R"nnie Savers was visitor in st
ohnsbury one day last week to con-
suit o doctor.
Ambrose Colby of Victory is work
ing on the mill.
John FOLSOM, was business visitor
IN St. Johnsbury and Concord Sat
urday.
Mrs. Elroy Fisk of Marlboro,
Mass, is visiting relatives the place
Mrs. James Grant is in St. Johns
bury stopping with Mrs. Z. C. Pow
ers for an indefinite time. Mr..
Grants mother, Mrs. Dora Grant is
keeping house for him during Mrs.
Grants absence.