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

| Inc hnlPntS celeDrateQ thelr nifty
fifth anniversary last Thursday even
ing and in vited the public to a yer!
pleasena
pleasant entertainment. Rev. d. E
Powers of Haverhill and Rev. C. B
Bliss spoke. Edward Mackay Of
West sang several solos and Mrs
Lillian McGill of st. Johnsbury en-
tertained with several readings after
which cake and coffee was served and
unexpectedly late in the evening
Private Selby Bogie, who is at home
on a visit consented to tell of his
experiences at the front and cover the
top 1t proved to be the real story
more than anything we in Mclndoes
have had chance to hear. Private
Boyle certainly received Il most cor
| dial welcome. He returns to a Bos-
ton hospital this week for further
treatment for his wrist and we all
hope for him speedy recovery that
nc may be back at his home here.
Thomas M. Sutherland died at his
home here Friday night, Feb. Fl. He
had been in failing health for a long
time, but was able to go from his
home to the store until recently, when
he was taken with hard cold which
in his febleness he was unable to re-
cover from Mr.. Stherland was born
in Barnet, Sept. 7, 1S41, and came to
this place to live in 1856, where his
home has always been with his sister,
Miss Jane Sutherland, she having car
ed for him during his sickness and
death A cousin, Miss Hannah Fraz-
er, has made her home with them for
several years. Mr.. Sutherland was in
the employ of the Connecticut River
Lumber Co., for. years until failing
health compelled him to give up his
work. Miss Sutherland has the SYM
'pathy of all in her sorrow. The fun
cral was held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock at the home, Rev. c. b.
Bliss officiating.
Miss Clara Dickson was a guest at
W. M. Phelps part of last week.
Mrs. Philo Van Dyke and Barbara
of Wells River, spent the day, We'd
nesday, with the Misses Van Dyke.
E. H. Howe of Thetford was al
business visitor in town Wednesday,
also MI Fellows of WHY'S Overland
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bedell spent
Tuesday at Mrs. j. A. Smiths ard at
tended the Grange.
Mrs. w. G. Darling was taken ser
iously ill Wednesday night and was
operated on for appendicitis. Drs.
Allen and Gibson attending.
Mrs C. J. Bell of Warner is at the
home of H. w. Gleason for while.
Last Friday evening the community
enjoyed fine oyster supper at the
vestry prepared by the men with the
help of the ladies. After spper a
social hour was spent and the mems
$500 budget only lacks $3S.
Miss Clara Dickson and Miss Alice
Phelps visited Friday at Elmer Bal
ey's at West Barnet. Miss Dickson
lClIldlnlllS SeNeldi uay@'
E. S. Flood of Barton spent Thurs
lay night in town.
u. M. Nichols was in Barnet Thurs
lay, summoned on the jury for a
court case.
Francis HASTE has been helping at
). F. Winch's store for a few days.
Mr.. Winch being indisposed.
Miss Alice Gibson of Littleton is
listing at A. J. Finlap's.
Miss Dorothy and Carolyn Nichols
;pent Saturday with Helen Phelps at
Barnet
A basket ball game was played
Saturday evening between a team I
rom Pielmont and the Monroe team.
The score being 22-13 in favor OF
Monroe.
Mrs. John Corcoran and daughter,
Miss Lila of Fitzdale, visited at X.
VI. Johnson's last week.
Mrs. E. M. Dow and Muriel, of st.
ohnsbury were in town Friday.