Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

Mrs. Helena Brown of Lyndonville
was in town Thursday.
W. J. McLaren of East Barnet was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. II. J. Bonnette is i'll at her
home with Influenza.
Mrs. Ray Crawford of Lyndonville
was u visitor in the place Friday.
G. H. .Amair of Greensboro Bend
was Il business visitor here Friday.
Madeline Garfield of Bradford was
in town Fl iday.
Mrs. b. r. Scribner is visiting her
father, Mrs. Henry Pratt, Il. Eas,
Berkshire.
w. H. kittredge of Walden is
visiting friends in town few days.
The F. c. a. club met with Mrs.
John Bernier Thursday night.
Mrs. Charles Howe is reported a
little better. Miss Dresser, Il trained
nurse, is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Harvey of
Passumpsic were in town Thursday.
Edd. Geek of Orleans was here
Friday to attend the telephone hear
ing.
Miss Erylan Morris is spending ten
days with relatives in Shebrooke, P.
z.
Town Clerks office reports IS births
four marriages and II deaths for the
month of January.
Andrew E. White of Boston has
been assisting. at the express office
the past week.
Mrs. Albert Granger and son from
Passumpsic was recent visitor in
town.
Senator Harry Carr came home
Thursday night from Montpelier to
attendethe telephone hearing.
Harry Writer'S, town representative
and Mrs. Writer'S have spent the week
in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Worthen
of Newbury will spend Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Worthen.
Mrs. A. L. Richie has returned to
her home in West Barnet after spend
ing the week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Estabrooks.
Dorothy May returned Thursday
night from New York where she
spent week visiting Miss Clara
Goss.
Helen Myra Holloway who has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. J. Bonnette, the past
few weeks has returned home.
Matt 3. Jones, president of the
New England Telephone Co. is here
from Boston to attend the telephone
hearing. Mr.. Jones was formerly a
student of st. Johnsbury Academy.
job II Fallows Of Boston was a bus
mess visitor in town Thursday.
Mrs. David Williams will spend the
weekend in Boston.
Oliver c. Hall was reported very
much better Friday.
Mrs. d. F. Briggs of Woodsville
was business visitor in town Thurs
day.
Olin Adams is in Boston attending
a laundry mems meeting.
Carl Reynolds, Harold Bean and
William Swan went hunting recently
and bagged two rabbits.
Mrs. Hattie Woodward is home from
nursing 4 case at Danville and will
be ready Tor work the first of the
week at 1 Portland street.
DR.. F. o. Moore ha just received
his commission as First Lieutenant
in the Dental Reserve Corps of the
U. S. Army. He was successful in
the examinations taken last Septem-
Der at Camp Devens, Mass. This plac-
es him in the reserve and army future
officers training courses. He will be
subject to call for periods covering
from two or three weeks in the sum-
mer.
The Methodist Episcopal church as
a part of it's great $85,000,000 Mis-
sionary Centenary Movement has
plans completed for highly import
ant rural work that is of very prac-
teal nature. 1t purposes to expend
So, 134,325 in the development of ag-
riculture in rural communities along
with its social and religious work. To
assist in the agricultural development
of the rural communities the church |
will send cut hundreds of Methodist |
leaders especially trained in agricul-
ture, and they will consult with and
advise farmers on the most modern
methods of operating their farms and
in the problems of intensive farming.
Of course the observation-disclosures
leader will take an active part in the
life, and by his example
he will be expected to interest the
people Of the community in church
affairs and to encourage them in their
religious life. The church aspires to
demonstrate in this way its policy of
4 practical religious endeavor.
"Ju-Hi-Ol," the every three-month
publication of the pupils of the St.
Johnsbury Junior High school, came
out Friday of this week and does the
boys and girls credit. 1t contains
by Charles Malam, Do
'othy Roy, Lillian Lucas, Viola
Crafts, Lauretta Beauregard, Edwin
Dorothy Baxter, Dorothy c.
Follansby, Stuart Perry, Clifford
Johnson, Christine Braley, Margaret
Lawrence and Thelma Wright. The
Board of Editors responsible for the
nappy little paper is COMPOSED of