Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-26
GREENSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs |. J. Wilson were
@ ST. JOhnsbury on business last We,
o ncsday.
n There was birthday surpliy
= party at the NJ. W. A. Hall, Green
= boro Bend last Tuesday evcnin:
March IS for Burt Piper and Ralp
2 Forest. 1t was Mr.. Piper's 47th birth
: day and Mr.. Forests 18th. Their
were about 60 present and all enjoye
Il good time Two birthday cake
We're made for the occasion by Mr.
Frank Dow.
Will Jackson who has been in BoS
i. ton several weeks returned here las
week and has hired out to A. B. De
Bruno.
Hon. NJ. G. Morse will give lee
ture on his experiences in the Grca,
War as 4 Y. NJ. G.. A. secretary il
the Methodist church, Greensboro
Bend, on Monday evening, March "A
The schools Of this village closed
last Friday and there will be !,
months vacation. Miss Elsie Atwell
returned to her home in Brandon ard
Miss Sibyl Amsden to her home in
! Milford N. H.. for the vacation
weeks. Prin. Bodinc will remain in
town.
John Crozier has gone to work for
sugaring at Corey Urie's.
The Greensboro Fire District No.
| met last Friday evening and owing
to the small attendance adjourned
for one week and will meet again in
the Hose House on Friday, March
%.
Seven from this place attended the
meeting of the Hazen Road Pomona
held at Danvillc, Tuesday, March IL.
The next meeting of the Pomona
will be held here June Ia.
Mrs. Frank Eastman and two
daughters left last Saturday for Exc
ter, N. H., where they are to make
their future home. Frank Eastman
with several carloads of stock and
tools left on the train with them
Monday for the same place.
The trustees of the Greensboro
Free Library held a meeting one day
last week and voted to place a card
catalog in the library for the conven-
fence of the patrons.
Misses Aida Fairbanks and Alice
Spiel, students at the University OF
Vermont, returned home Saturday ion
about two weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. S. Ingalls, returned Friday
from a weeks visit with her parents
in Barre.
There will be a drive for used
clothes for the European sufferers
under the direction Of the Red Cross,
March "a to March 31st. Clothing OF
INV sort for men, women and child
rem will be acceptable and may be
left at 3. M. Willcy's store in this
village or at Pope's store at thf
Bend. The following committee is IL
charge of the work: Mrs. H. A. Hart
SON, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Flora
Miller, Mrs. George Young, Mrs
Hiram Calderwood Mrs. Charles
sternberg, Mrs. J. W. Wilcox, and
Mrs. David Wiley.
Mrs. Mary Gebbic of Ryegate is
listing ut the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spicrs.
Miss Mildred Fairbanks closed her
chool last Friday at Greensboro
Bend and is at the home of her par
nts for months vacation.
.
RAYMOND Philbrook was q st.
ohnsbury visitor last Saturday.
Harold Simpson is at home from
lis school duties in Hardwick for
icek's vacation.
Remember the meeting of the
range on Thursday evening OF this
,eek. The program promises to be
God one.
Mrs. w. C. Webb has been ill the
asst week.
The Christian Endeavor Society
ill hold sugar social at the Con-
regational social rooms Friday eve
ing of this week to which everybody .
invited.
Charles F. Goodrich and Miss
lerle Harrison, two of the most pop t
lar young people Of this town We're c
nited in marriage at the home of the
rides parents, Road Commissioner t
nd Mrs. Harrison, last Saturday eve c
ing. March % by. by Rev. Edward
Hayes, pastor of the Congrega- il
onal church, the double ring service
eing used. The bride was dressed a
white and carried beautiful d
inch of roses. Only the immediate 4
,latives Of the bride and groom were
resent. After congratulations were "
sten1ed refreshments were serevd 4
RS. Goodrich is a graduate of the To- =
Il grammar school and for two years
tended the Mortified Seminary.
r.. Goodrich after finishing his
hool work in this town was stu
mt at Craftsbury Academy and is
lie of the successful young farmers
the town. The best wishes of the
is extended to them. I
The Greensboro Fire District ad-
urned their meeting last FRIDAY
,ening till Friday evening. March
,th. because of small attendance
Miss Mildred Fairbanks closed her
hool last Friday at Greensboro
end and is at the home of her par
IT'S for months vacation.