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

Mrs. c. A. Miltimorc and Mrs. W
y. Dlodgc,t were in ST. Joln5!>ur!
Monday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Claude NJ. Miltimorc.
+. A. Brewer w.,i in Cana.'a OIL
business the first OF the week.
w. T. Reed Of st. JoIlshuly Wa
in town Wednesday.
Arthur Rood and William Erwin
were in GuiIIhaIl the last Of tl'
week
New WA, received here Thursday
that Ivan Strcctcr had sustained SC
riouS injuries in al; accident ut Wat
crtown, Mass. Mr.. Strcctcr left
Thur day afternoon. Mr.. Strcc:ci
who is attending Essex Gounty
court ut Guildhal rs Juryman could
not he reached at the timc the me-
sage was received, but left for Wat
crtown Friday.
Mr.. and Mr.; Earl Eurl>mnster, s..
John4bury were called here Thurs
day by tho serious lines of Mr..
Gleason.
Albert t,uimby ha finished work
for @. ". Baker and gone to ST.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mr., Karl Richard, have
entertained the past week Charlie,
Richards and daughter, Mis- Syh'
Richards. Lowell, Mass, and Mis-
T.,l, y
Charles Woodbury., s.. Johnabury
wa, in iowa Friday.
J. X. lIovcy, of Orleans visited ut
G. A. Noy,;c, the last Of the week.
Mrs. Clinton Gale and three son :,
of ST. Johnsb'lry spent tn" post week
at the home of hcr parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Morton.
Rccmmbcr the sale ut the Mcthn-
dist church Wcllcs'll y aftcrnoo"
commencing ut 2 and continuing
through the evening. A chicken short
cake supper will be served at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.. Mcdonald of
East Burke were at o. Il. Cuttings,
Sunday.
The trustees of the Concord Public
Library have been presented Il book
for tho library by cX-GoN. Josiah
Grout of which he is tho author en-
titled "Mcmor of General William
Wallace Grout and autobiography OF
josiah Grout."
George Bowlcy Of Milton, Mass,
visited in town the past week.
Mr.. Powers of Highgatc spent the
week end with friends in town.
Mrs. c. A. MiItimorc spent We'd
ncsday in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Flora Williams of Waterford
and Miss Lena Williams, st. Johns
bury were at their home here Sat
urday and Sunday.
A pretty home wedding took place
at the home of MI and Mrs. M. 3.
Grant, Monday evening, ArmiSticc
cvc., when their daughter, Miss
Armsticc DAY was iittincly cclc-.
bratcd by Il concert and dance at the
town hall. A program consisting of
recitationN, tablcauX, and music was
enjoyed. Music was furnished by Mrs.
Wilkes orchestra. Refreshments
were served during the evening. Scr
gcant Major Mcclure and Mrs. Nc
Cure had charge of the affair and arc
to be congratulated on their success.
Arrangements have been made so
that the Evening Calcdoniaa-Rccord
are received here on the five O'Clock
train each afternoon and may be
obtained o Philip Osgood who has
the agency.
Mrs. Fraak Bonnet Of Eat ST.
Johnsbury cared for Mrs. Benjamin
Gleason the list OF the week. Mrs.
Gleaaoa is Il little more comfortable.
Mrs. Helen StocEwcll is ut Mrs.
Emma Quimby's Ger The winter.
Jacob richard ,ol Cr. j, boarding
at W. II. Fosters.
Rev A. 2. Griut will give a lecture
at the town hall, Thursday evening
at $50. Everybody cordially invited.
Fred Pierce of ST. John bury has
bcTh in town on business.
fNr. aud Mrs. Arthur Emery of
SWANSEA, Mass, were in town the
titst OF the week to attend the mar
ridge OF Mrs .Emcry'5 sister, Mia
Gr,c' Grant to Clarence A. Powell.
Rev i. J. MacInnis of The Uni
vcr5al'1 church will speak next Sun
day m,rnin,, on "ThiH il; my beloved
"on IL whom / am we'll pleased" Eve
ming ''srvicc nj 7 y, m.
Nv Harriettc Douglas i; at tho
home of q. j.. Adam, Il. ST. johns
bury.
Mi; Jennie Bcldcn announce; that
until Dee. | eho will sol all trimmed
and ilt,immed hat; at cost.
M'. T.. !. Cote and daughter Eve
,ynweni Thursday to Bristol, Conn.
nnig Alice Cote who has been ut
Chstntt farm +; at her home during
he mothers absence.