Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-19
EAST CONCORD

tag younG mon: Guy and Earl l,ham,
ivan Hartsilorn, Adcibcrt and Al
phonsc Lavatulc, Willard Clark,
Ralph Briggs, Harold WarYca. Harry
Nicfo OILS, Harry Mcdonald, Ilci Der;
Rollins, Clarence Savers, Bernie
Smith, Jimmie cBnard and Ross Eel
5om. They surely deserve muc}, cred
il for The able manner in which The
evening " program was carried out. A
rountltul supper was served from >
u, ~, until about $40 p. ~, then
came Il guessing contest on II small
jar Of beans, the one guessing the
iparcas won Il nice toilet and mani
arc let which wa won by Harry
rtTcc.cr who kindly presented il back
20 them 10 sell at auction which they
I'D. VI. IL. Morrison acted as auction
~. TEvn came doll with two
,'lc., Matilda and Eurl:lc which no
oac guessed so the names were drawn
ID Raspn HartShorn won the doll.
George Smith was the happy win lcr
a the sofa pillows. Tho grab bag
WAS iii charge Of Jimmie Bcnard who
%ncn closed i cut and was sorry not
10 have had larger supply. Next
came the entertainment which about
200 people were anHiouSly waitin%
90. Rev. Glenn Douglas gave sew
2iai very t.nc readings. W. II Nor
i;iC also gave one of h5 choice SC
l"ction5. Every one who ha5 hal the
privilege Of hearing Mr.. Dougla and
Nr. Morrison know what y great
ti;;:t i. is to have them. The" 30
'2ctlcIS were very much appreciated
r.. The audience. Then came MI Cat
ri Fitzdaie, who entertained with
on;H and stories. Those who have
newer heard Mr. Cook don't know
Hh;,! they missed Us i. WAS = trc"t.
Carpenter furnished music
or the piano for nearly every one.
on the piano. Everyone knows when
VI. Carpenter is at the piano it is
music he sends forth. The curtain
went up for tho last time For the
hanging of Murphy, and suspended
b. Il rope from The center of the
'ta%c hung not Mr. Murphy but
=! H.. potatoc. After the curtain went
down Il. the finish the male quartet
'an% "Ti'l We Meet Again" Every
oHc went home feeling they had sure
+ passed one pleasant evening. The
boys after paying all expenses turn
d over to the treasurer of the l.. A.
$. $3G.23. The boys deserve many
'hnnE. a.; does also Mr.. Hall, who
9'nost = stranger here freely gave
Ia. use of the hall and lights. We
expect in the near future the married
"cn will try and beat the boys.
Mrs. Josephine Smith of South
LuEcnburE WAS . guest of Mr.. d. NJ.
3 nth last Friday.
Alra. Celia GIincs of Whiteiicld, N.
H., visited her sister Mrs. Ed. Cole
Ia: week.
Marcia I%ham OF 81. Johnshury was
J. seek end guest D! her mother, Mr..
liubb"rd Fisher.
Among those in 81 Johnsbury last
12ck were MIS-. Leonard Isham, Gay
tam, Ralph BRIGGS, Mrs. George
.,V'aturr, Mr&. Will Adair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Briggs. Mis-. Briggs re-
,urncd with Il fine pair OF work hors,
= wnic hhH will work at Fitzdala.
John Pollard of Monroe, the Raj
Ugh man was in tho place last week
Mrs. Corcolan AID Lila Hastino,
ii Fitzdalc were callers in tho place
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith of
J'ttlcton, N. H., visited their moth
II, Mrs. II. l.. Whipplc part of
r,t week.
Sam Raymond hn; moved to l'itz- |
lal" into John FolSom's tenement
crmclly occupied by Mr.. Watson
md Mr.. Watson has moved here to
h" house vacated by Mr.. Raymond.
Mi. and Ms. ora Fisher of Lisbon,
\. H., were Huc:;t of Mr.. and Mrs.
IN * Crawford and calling on other
friends, here tho last of the week.
Ihcy were accompanied home by
w.; Crawford. -"
Norman HALL was in New IIanop-
hire last wccI; hunting and returned
VIII y fine deer.
Mrs. Havcy Woodbury. and three
hil'ircn Of Luncnbulg were week end
isitors OF her sister, Mrs. Fred
Nhipplc.
M. and Mrs. y. NJ. Smith were
isitors of their sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. Hartman at Dalton the first of
ne week.
Il. Il. Briggs has moved from his
arm into tho house with his soo,
ioracc for the winter. Their daugh.
or, Mrs. Glenn Higgins is living in
cir house.
Rev. Glenn Douglass is to be alb
clt next Sunday and in his place Mr. 4
TONER Stuart of Lrncnburg one of
he minute men will speak to us re-
arding tho Sunday school convcn-
ion which he recently attended
MIS-. Clapp who has spent sccvral
aonths with Miss S. S. DURHAM has
oac to White River Junction to visit
nong relatives.
Mrs. Will Adar and Milton and
IT.. and Mrs. Elcry Adair and Eva,
and Mrs. Tracy Ball were in ST.
ohasbury Monday to sec Will Adair
'ho l., in Drightlook hospital.
Much interest is felt here in the
unday school contest here. We arc
lad to say Sunday there we're so who
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