Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-21

turned soldiers and sailors to parti-
cipate in the Memorial Day parade.
There seems to be no other way in
which to reach them all, except
through the newspapers, as they are
as yet an uhorganized body. The
Posts asks any who read this invita-
ton to pass the word along, that all
may be reached They also invite
school children to contribute flowers
fo4 the decoration of soldiers graves,
as in former years. Any children
who bring contributions Of flowers to
the G. A. Il. hall on Friday morning,
{ May 80, will be presented with a flag
| by the bouquet committee of the ".
! X. c.
At the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans Association of the North church,
held at the church parlors Friday af-
tcrnoon, the following officers were
elected: President, Miss Martha ].
Hall; vice presidents, Mrs. c. L.
Simanton and Mrs. Ella S. Truax;
secretary, Mrs. George c. Cary;
treasurer, Mrs. z. S. Waterman; di
rector of sewing department, Mrs.
Henry A. Holder; director Of Home
Missionary department, Mrs. d. E.
Porter: director of Foreign Mission
airy department, Mrs. W. G. Kicker;
director of social department, Mrs.
Arthur r. Brooks; treasurer of Home
Missionary department, Mrs. Halrl-
EFT f. HaZen; treasurer of Foreign
Missionary department, Miss Ellie b.
Higgins. During the past year the
treasurer has received S1077.54 and
disbursed for missionary and other
benevolent work SS13.02. Following
the business session refreshments
of tea and waters were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Leonard and
Mrs. C. +. Shcrburnc from Lyndon
vile spent Sunday as guests of MI.
and Mrs. +. C. Sherburne.
Miss Shirley Astle spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Astle from Goddard Semin-
airy.
Tom McGovcrn Of Boston, who has
been visiting his sister, Miss Lizzie
McGovcrn, returned home Monday.
. Robert Shaw has closed his house
| and is staying with his mother, Mrs.
: Harry Clifford.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith OF
, North Danvillc visited relatives in
) town Sunday.
| Mrs. w. H. Morrison went to Ran
' dolph, Monday to make her home
5 there.
t W. II. Bowker, Rev. Woodwork
and Mrs. William Russell, who re-
Gently underwent operations at
Brightlook Hospital are gaining.
( Miss Sadie LcMere of the Berry
, Ball store spent the weekend at hel
home in Lyndon.
, Grace Grant spent the weekend al
5 her home in Concord.
II. II. Gleason, brother Of postmas'
ter Gleason, who has been spending
$ two weeks here on Il visit, returned tt
= his home in Brooklyn, N. Y, Mon
day.
t Mrs. A. w. Babcock and daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Alice Bradley of Springfield
e Mass, went to Monroe, Monday tc
+ visit Mrs. S. J. Astie for the day
Mrs. Bradley will be in town about
: week.
= Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No
y a, will serve supper at l. q. y. f
D hall Tuesday evening, to which mem
bers and their families are invited
J.. Following the business meeting q
'. short play will be given by members
: of the lodge.
:. At the meeting of the Suffrage
3 Club next Thursday evening, Rep
= Writer'S will speak on the bills passed
in the last session Of the Legislature
!, relating to women and children
n This will be in the Won
4 ans Club house at eight o'clock
n Everybody welcome. No admission
+ The Chairman of the finance COM
!, mittee of the Brightlook Hospital Aie
e Association, Mrs. S. j. Somelville
+ wishes to thank all who in any way
n helped to make the luncheon served
n at the U. C. T. Ball a success. Over
!. forty dollars was added to the relief
/. fund, another star for the finance
: committee.
Mrs. ID. ID. Patterson who has
e spent several months in Hastings-on'
Hudson, and Washington, d. c., re.
C turned last week to her home here
On her return trip she stopped ir
( Boston to visit friends.
!. Gordon Wright and William Ling
spent Sunday at their cottage al
a Miles Pond.
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sherburne went
. to Willoughby Lake, Monday for 6
few days.
1 Mrs. Clarence A. Hudson of New.
s port was here Monday to visit Mrs
|, Gertie Walter in Brightlook Hospital
On account of the increase in bus.
: mess the Star Restaurant is being en-.
Y larged.
Y Paul Farnham of the U. s. navy
- has received his discharge and is
= home.
The Gilman Brothers have sole
their farm in Paddock Village to E
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