St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-22
GREENSBORO

held at Hardwick, Newport and Or
leans, Feb. Sth, to fill the position Of
rural carrier in Greensboro and 9TH
or places. Application blanks may be
had by addressing the Civil Service
Commission, Washington, D. c.
A son was born to Reuben Chatfcc
and wife on Saturday, Jan. II.
Miss Mary Stimson of Montpelier
vas in town the past week being call
cd here by the death of MIS-. Richard
Thompson.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell Pa1uette
Of Hardwick is visiting at the home
Of Alpha Gcbbic.
Mrs. Grace Wilson Gregory, who
has been i'll the past two weeks, re-
turned 10 her school work in the
primary school of the village school
asst Monday.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks, who has
3cca i'll with the influenza, returned
,.tst Monday to her work as teacher
in the lower grades at Greensboro
I Send.
The Junior High school will hold II
social and promenade at the Town
Hall, Friday evening of this week to
which everybody is invited. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
Mrs. Nancy Crozier who has been
listing the past week in Glover re-
urned last Saturday to the home of
Mrs. William Simpson.
I Harrison Wilson, who has been in
West1ield the past winter, managing
/ large farm, is at the home of his
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson,
md is planning soon to leave for
, South Carolina where he will do SIM
liar work.
Supt. c. L. Cowles of Craftsbury
vas in town the first of the week
ooking after the interest of the
choo!s.
Word was received here Wcdncs-
'ay of the death of Miss Dorothy
Morgan, a church worker in New
York city, at the Presbyterian Hos
oltal, early Monday, Jan. IL. Funer-
Il services were held in the Grace
Chapel, New York, Wednesday and
he remains were taken to Westerly,
q. L., Thursday for burial. Mrs. Hell
IN M. Richards, proprietor of the
lake View Boarding House, was with
Ass Morgan at the time of her
cath. Miss Morgan will be greatly
..'lsscd, having spent many summers
'cre. She was a musician of rare
:bility.
The annual meeting of the SUNDAY
chool of the Congregational church
vas held last Sunday and the fol-
owing officers were elected for the
ear 1919: Supt., c. Fl. Miller; LIST
asst supt., Harold Simpson, End
:sst. supt., George Philbrook; Sec.
,. N. Allen; treas, Mrs. A. b. Cuth. |
'crtson; executive committee, Mrs. !
y. "A. Cos, Mrs. George Young and
}. II. Burlington.
The Greensboro Improvement club
'eld their annual meeting in the
; congregational chapel last Tuesday
+vcnlng and the following officers
we're elected for the year 1916
res, j. II. Darlington; vice pres,
T.. A. Perrin: sec, G. Z. Miller; trea s.,
:. N. Allen; Way and Means Com
''lttee, Mrs. A. L. Perrin, Mrs. G. e.
colby, ME- and Mrs. N. L. Drown and
ar. and Mrs. H. A. Haryson; board
Of directors, George f. Colby, Mrs.
'ielcn Payne ingalls, and A. B. Cuth
hertson. Reports were given by all
the Offices and among other business
j. was voted to investigate the cost
of sheathing the spaces over the
'rcssing rooms in the Town Hall and
4 cement water trough in the center
of the village and at the old water
tough on the road to the Bend.
: here was a good attendance.
I. w. Gebbie who was badly hurt
II railroad accident at the Bend
last Friday, is still confined to his bed
and i; not able to be moved from
he home of H. W. ellis to which he
vas taken Immediately after the ac-
cidcnt.
+. Il. Collins of Greensboro Bend
vas in Boston several days the past
v eek on business.
Mrs. George Anair is recovering
from a very severe attack of i'll
fuenza.
Harry Ben of Farlce visited the
PAST week ~ 3. ID. Pipcr's at Green's
boro Bend.
The little child of Ezra MERCER
has been quite ill the past week. !
There was Il good attendance ut
Lac promenade and social given Fri
Ivy evening in the Town Hall under
Lie au,:pices of the Junior High
school. w. C. Dodinc, who has re-
.antly come as principal of the school
vas in charge of the program and
nadc 1t very interesting. Nearly S12
Was cleared for the equipment fund
Of the school 1t is planned to hold
mother social, Feb. 18th, st. Valcn-
Ines day.
Miss Grace Tyndall, teacher in the
cradles in the village schools, spent
Sunday at her home in Morrisvillc.
Miss Nellie Tyndall of Morrisvilc
begun work again in the Red school
house Monday at the head of the lake
after several weeks absence because
Of illness.
Miss Sarah Cowlcs of New York
City visited the past week at the
home of M. and Mrs. Frank Chase.