Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-19
Danville
l Pomona Grange

1870 IL. m. and three new members
were given the obligations of the
Pomona grange There were four
oranges represented at this meeting,
Ii members from East Hardwick, two
from Hardwick, seven from Green's
boro and Al from Danville. At 1890
70 sat down to bountiful repast.
The dinner was in charge of Rev. +.
G. French, Z. J. Stanton, Mr.. and
Mrs H. S Dole, Mr. and Mrs F. B..
Stocker, d P Coveny and Mrs Eliz-
abeth Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D
Stevens were also on this committee
but were unable to attend. The at
ternoon session consisted of a splcn-
did literary program prepared by the
worthy lecturer which every one en-
loved very much. The next meeting
viii be held at Greensboro on June
IA.
Pythian Sisters gave card party
at X. P. Hall on Saturday evening
About 40 were present and ."
| ported a good time. Refreshments OF
DOB corn were served. The sisters
are to give another card party next
Saturday night, March %. Every
body is cordially invited.
The pictures for next Friday night
March p will be "Mary Pickford IN
"Sunnybrook Farm" and new Sc
ries of Bray photographs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Narnum, Mr
and Mrs. Drum Stevens and MIS-
Frank Moore and little son, Stephen
visited at w F. Dole's, Friday.
Harmony Club will hold its meet
ing on March "a with Mrs. Jennie
Williams. Subject, Hawaiian Music
At their last meeting, the club voteo
to apply for admission to the YER
mont Federation of Woman's Clubs
and Miss Harriet Whittier was made
an honorary member.
Mrs. +. G. French is spending
few day, with friends in Lyndonville
Saturday evening the Lamba Sign;
society gathered at the high schoo
building to celebrate "Parents Night
and IA very interesting program wa
yivcn and refreshments were served
Tho evening was much enjoyed by al
present..
There will be a union service IL
the Methodist church next ounda;
evening in the interest of the W. =
T. U.
C. II. Merrill, W II Mccormick am
John Blickctt went to Boston Salu'
day night to attend the annual auto
mobile show. ~
As Ward ellis was iiXiu% The role
door on his barn last Monday
lo,dnd lied was accidcntly hacke'
,pair.t him. catching his leg between
the sled and the barn door and inJul
inc his knee quite badly. While TN
injury is probably not serious, II
very painful, combining HIM to M
bed. His friends all hope to see mn
out again in few days.
The regular monthly sociablc mex
Thursday evening will be held at tn
Methodist church. :,
Carl Lang, who has been quite II
with influenza and confined to his BET
for several days, is little better
GREENSBORO
Miss Myrtle Bailey of Crattsbur;
visited over last Sunday at /. }. VII
sons.
Mrs. w. S. ingalls, visited the pas
week at the home of her parents II
Barre. -,
The Junior High school basket bal
team played the Hardwick Bo'
Scouts in the town hall Friday even
ing of last week and were beatel
by score of 81 to 8.
The four year old son of Clyd
Philbrook had his arm and han'
badly cut last Saturday by an ensll
age cutter with which the children
were playing. The machine mad
three separate cuts in his arm ant
hand and it required IL stitches u
sew up the wounds. DR.. F. 9 Kin
new attended the little boy and had t.
give him chloroform before he coul'
do the needed work.
Prin. and Mrs. w. G. Bodinc wer'
St. Johnsbury visitors last Saturday
DR.. F. C. Kinney, who represent
the town in the state legislature wa
at his home over last Sunday.
Miss Laila Jameson, teacher OF 40
nestle science in the Cabot junior
high school, visited Miss Sibyl Ans
den last Saturday.
J.. D. Wilson and Rev. Audley Ora
ham were in st. Johnsbury one Ga!
last week to attend meeting OF the
Vermont Presbytery of the Unltct
Presbyterian church.
Elizabeth Rollins, while running II
the school house last Friday fell or
a steel knitting needle in such wa.
as to drive it into her chest quite
dccplv. No i'll effects have develop
cd so far.
A. f. Tolman, A. c. Chase and }
y Wilson, town listers, were at inc
state listers meeting last week
Wednesday at st Johnsbury. Amoni
other things the somewhat compllcat'
ed dog license was explained by MI
Plumlcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Goodrich were
in Lvndonvillc several days last week
visiting at W. A. Hardy's
Road Commissioner Homer Hart
son and Sclcctman Fl II. Haincs were
in Burlington the first of the week
Investigating the matter of buying d
tractor for use in working the town