The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-18
EAST CONCORD

1 l1dlI Haii, odJuFuiy evening lOl lHe
benefit Of the L. A S. by the follow
ing young men: Guy and Earl Isham,
Ivan Hartshorn, Adelbert and ALI
phonse Lavature, Willard Clark
Ralph Briggs, Harold Warren, Harry
Nichols, Harry Mcdonald, Herbert
| Rollins, Clarence Sayers, Bernie
Smith, Jimmie eBnard and Ross FOL-
som. They surely deserve much cred-s
it for the able manner in which the
I evenings program was carried out. A
bountitul supper was served from 81
p. M, until about $50 p. M, them
came a guessing contest on q small
jar of beans, the one guessing the
I .leArest won d nice toilet and mani A
cure set which was won by Harry
Streeter who kindly presented it back
to them TO sell at auction which they
did. w. H. Morrison acted as auction 4
eer Then came Il doll with two
ames, Matilda and Earline which no
one guessed so the names were drawn
and Ralph Hartshorn won the doll
George Smith was the happy winaerI
of the sofa pillows. The grab bag
was in charge of Jimmie Bernard Who
soon closed it out and was sorry not
to have had larger supply. Next
came the entertainment which about
200 people were anxiously waiting
Tor. Rev, Glenn Douglas gave sew
eral very fine readings. w. H Nor
rison also gave one Of his choice Sc
lections. Every one who has had the
privilege Of hearing Mr.. Dougla3 and
Mr.. Morrison know what a great
treat it is to have them. Thcl" Sc
lectlons were very much appreciated
by the audience. Then came Mr.. Cat
Of Fitzdale, who entertained with
songs and stories. Those who have
never heard Mr.. Cook don't know
what they missed as it was q treat. |
Franklin Carpenter furnished music |
on the piano for nearly every one.
on the piano. Everyone knows when
Mr.. Carpenter is at the piano it is
music he sends forth. The curtain
went up, for the last time for the
hanging of Murphy, and suspended !
by rope from the ceAter of the |
stage hung not Nh. Murphy but a
2 ID. potatoe. After the curtain went |
down at the finish the male quartet !
sang 9TH We Meet Again" Every
one went home feeling they had sure
ly passed one pleasant evening. The
boys after paying all expenses turn
ed over to the treasurer of the l.. A. |
S. $36.23. The boys deserve many
thanks as does also Mr.. Hall, who |
almost stranger here freely gave
the use OF the hall and lights. We !
expect in the near future the married .
men will try and beat the boys.
Mrs. Josephine Smith of South !
Lunenbure was guest Of Mrs d. M.
Smith last Friday.
| MRS. Celia Gilnes of Whiteiield, N. |
H., visited her sister Mrs. Ed. Cole
last week.
Marcia lsham of st. Johnsbury was
a week end guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Hubbard Fisher
Among those in st. Johnsbuly last
week were Mrs. Leonard Isham, Guy
Iskam, Ralph Briggs, Mrs. George
Iavature, Mrs. Win Adair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Briggs Mrs. Briggs re-
turned with fine pair of work hors-
eg whic hhc will work az Fit2dale.
John Pollard of Monroe, the Raj
egh man was in the place last week.
Mrs. Corcoran and L.lla Tasting.
OF Eitzdale were callers in The place
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith of
/ Littleton, N. H., visited then moth
er, Mrs, H. L. Whipplc Il part Of
last week.
Sam Raymond has moved 20 Fit2-
dale into John Folsom's tenement
formerly occupied by Mr.. Watson
and M. Watson has moved here to
the house vacated By Mr. Raymond.
M. and Mrs. Ora Fisher of Lisbon,
NJ H., were guests OF Nh and Mrs.
Fra!k Crawford and calling on other
friends here the last of the week.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Crawford.
Norman Hall was in New Hamp-
shire last week hunting and returned
with Il fine deer.
Mrs. Harvey Woodbury. aAd three
children OF Lunenburg were week end
visitors Of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Whipple.
Nj. and Mrs. D. M. Smith were
visitors of their sister, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. Hartman at Dalton the first OF
the week.
B. f. Briggs has moved from his
arm into the house with his SOL,
Horace for the winter. Their daugh
ter, Mrs. Glenn Higgins is living in
tEeir house.
Rev. Glenn Douglass is to. be alb
sent next Sunday and in his place Mr..
Homer Stuart of Lunenburg one Of
the minute men will speak TO us re-
gardng the Sunday school conven-
ton which he recently attended.
Mrs. Clapp who has spent seevral
months with Miss S. S. Durham has
gone to White River Junction to visit
among relatives. <5
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