Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26
Locke, Lancaster, N. H.; 7.3O, adj
dress, "Pilgrim Memorial Fund.-" Rev.

l Locke, Lancaster, N. H.; 7.3O, ad
dress, "Pilgrim Memorial Fund.-" Rev
Francis A. Poole, st. Johnsbury; 800
Workers. Conference conducted b,
DR.. Francis A. Poole, st. Johnsbury
There will also be an address OF
"Home Missions" by Rev. D. C. Her
shey of Dalton, N. H., during TIL,
session and discussions on the va
rious papers.
Mrs. Arthur White has returned
from Whitefield where she has beer
staying with her sister, Mrs. A. J
Lowrey, for several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Bowker and daughter
Alice, and Ferva Lewis and son, Don
aid, of Littleton, were over Sunday
guests of relatives in town.
Rev. Albert Gregory has not been
as well for the past week. The ladies
of the churches sent him bouquet
of carnations on Tuesday.
The warning for the annual town
meeting on Tuesday, March A, has
been posted.
c. w. Turner, r. F. D. carrier, was
unable to make his full trip on Mon
day for the first time this winter, this
being very unusual record.
The Red Cross Chapter will meet
with the president, Mrs. C. w. Turn
Ell, for work on Saturday afternoon.
There is a large amount of sewing to
be ready by March 10 an d all work.
ers are urged to do all that is possible
and take the work home if unable to
be present at the regular sewing
meetings.
There will be meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Red Cross
chapter on Monday afternoon, March
8, at Mrs. C. w. Turner's. All men,
bers of the committee are urged to
be present as there is business of i'm
portance to be attended to at this
time.
A report recently received by James
King tells that Pvt. William J. King
has recovered from the wound in his
arm and is now guarding Hun pris
oners. Also word from Martin Pond
who was wounded slightly Nov. 10
has been received by his mother say
ing he had returned to work as cook
with his brother, Delmer w. Pond.
Pvts. Harold Maillett and William
MCGOWAN are in Elgert, Germany,
with the army of occupation.
Pvt. Allen Knight of St. Johns
bury, who was with the 1O2nd M. G.
Battalion, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James King on Friday.
Howard w. r. C. held it's regular
meeting with Mrs. Minnie Bronson,
last week. After the business session
a social hour followed during which |
Mrs. Bronson assisted by Mrs. Stella
Ball and Mrs. Katherine Bowker serv-
cd ice cream, cake, cookies and hot
coffee, and whist and music on the
victrola filed the time pleasantly.
Miss Claire Woods, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Prude Woods, of Pond
Hill, went last week to Rochester, N.
Y, where she will take a course in
developing pictures in the Eastman
Kodak school and on her return will
have charge of that department at
Randall and Whitcomb's, St. Johns
bury. Miss Woods also visited rela-
tives in Springfield, Mass, on the
way to Rochester.
Mrs. George Newman of South
recently entertained Mrs.
Jennie Powers of Lancaster and Mass
Flora Houston of Barre.
The postmaster and r. F. D. car
lier had a partial holiday on Wash
ington's birthday but the telephone
central was not so fortunate.
Miss Agnes Dodge has gone to
Boston to spend month with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Martha Pierce of the village
primary school, Miss Smith of the
grammar grade, Miss Effie Cole of the
West Neighborhood and Miss Samp-
son of Pond Hill attended the teach
ers' meeting in st. Johnsbury on Fri
day.
Mrs. Stella Ball, Mrs. Leila Morrow
and Mrs. Minnie Norwood drove
to Fitzdale on Thursday and spent
the day with Mrs. Clara Curtis, re-
porting, the best time ever.
C. F. Wright and J. J. Mailett were
in Littleton on a business trip last
week.
The auditors have completed their
work and the town reports are in the
hands of the printers.
Misses Ruth Cole and Eleanor
Morse came home from Montpelier
Seminary on Friday for the brief va
,ation over the 22nd.
Mrs. A. w. Sugg and Mrs. Sidney
Wilson of South Lunenburg visited
he high school in Whitefield where
Elmer Wilson is pupil on Friday
afternoon and Mrs. Sugg remained
or the basket ball game in the even l
ng in which Philip Sugg played with t
Whitefield.
H. s. Ball, Miss Irene and Master ,
Lawrence were in Fitzdale on Fri
lay to see Pvt. Leslie Hartshorn, who I
s i'll at his home there. It