Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26

attending teachers convention.
/ Gladys McNally of East Burke
Cara Sampson of Concord was in
town Friday.
Miss Florence Ray has returned
from Boston.
and Ruby L. Smith of Luncnburg
were in town Friday.
Jean F. Bedell of North Concord
Lois M. Hawkins of East Concord
were it town Friday for the teachers
convention.
E. w. Richardson has returned to
Newark, N. j., after spending few
days with Mrs Richardson, who is
convalescing from pneumonia.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Douglas return
ed to their home in Waterbury Fri
day after spending two weeks a.
mong relatives and friends.
The annual Edwin A. Bayley
Prize Speaking contest will take
place at the Academy hall, on Friday
evening, March 21st, at eight o'clock.
st. Andrews Episcopal church,
Rev. A. p. Grint, Phi. ID, rector. Sum
day services: a. M, Holy Com
munion; 1920 a. H., morning service
and sermon; II IN, Sunday school /;
ZOO p. H., Evensorg.
Mrs. Nettic Burbank, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. H. Stevens, V. V. Vance, Mrs.
Charles Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Forbes, William Gadapee from North
Danville were business visitors in
town Friday.
At the South church at the morn
ing service the pastor will speak on
"HarIy Emerson Foswck's Criticism
and Charles II. Browns Reply" Eve
ming service at the Globe theatre, sub
ject, "Anarchists."
Miss Muriel Kcndrick of West
Charleston, Mrs. A: l.. Reed of North
Haverhill, N. H., A. J. Gcbbic O.
Hardwick, Anna d. Palmer of Wat
erbury, Walter Ham of West Burke
and Mrs M. J. Roberts Of Concord
were here Friday.
Mrs. Henry Patrick of State street
entertained her friends Friday eve.
at Washington birthday party. Five
tables of cards were played. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Ernest Lafo
and second, Mrs. James Foshcy. Will
liam TYLER won LIST for the men and
V. N. Kittredge, End. A pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all.
Following the regular rehearsal of
the South church childrcn's chorus,
Friday eve. the children were enter
tanned at George Washington party.
Ensign and Mrs. Nelson and Mrs.
Poole had charge of the games and
Mrs.. Jonas Brooks and Mrs. Clayton
Perry served refreshments. If the
righteousness of the vote of thanks
to the hostesses was any indication,
the children had a good time.
Miss Flossie Boutain of Lougcc
and Smythc's store visited friends in
North Danvillc, Friday.
Fred Kelley is home from u week
spent in Boston.
Mrs. E. NJ. Harris was in Boston
Friday on business.
Miss Ethel Duncan from Monroe,
N. H., was here Friday.
Mrs. Fred Elliot visited friends in
Lyndonvillc Friday.
Mrs. J. Il. Robston from Concord
was in town Friday.
Alex Burke of McIndve Falls was
here on business Thursday.
Miss Cora Hayes has been i'll at
her home on Orchard street.
Henry Zero has bought the cottage
of Hoel Human in Arlington.
Mrs. Harry Gordon went Saturda
to Boston to buy spring goods.
Gladys Hatch and Ina Peterson
from Danvillc were here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White are to
occupy the tenement over their store.
Mrs. John Blake from Lyndon
Centre was in town on business Fri
dav
Edward Fuller from Miles Pond
was business visitor in town Thurs
day.
George Rice is back at his work
at Cross Bakery after four months
illness.
William a. Wright of the W.;
Garage is home from Il business trip
TO Boston.
Earl Albar of the U. S. Navy, from I
Portsmouth, is visiting Mrs. j. Clark .
1T 80 Eastern avenue. I
Mrs. Amos w. Scott came home |
Thursday from Iittleton, where she
mas been visiting the past week.
Emma w. Wheeler from Sutton
md Mrs. i. S. Bcllanger of Willough'
by were visitors in town Friday. !
Mrs. Lena Higgins, who has been
listing Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bryant
'cturncl to her home in New YORK.,
friGav.
Mrs. Nelson Mann of Woodsvillc
Y. H., Mrs. c. G. harrington of Dan
lille, G. S. Gerry of Wheclock and
Mrs. NJ. f. Turner of Barnet were in
own Thursday.
The Altar Society gave Il whist
,alty ut the X. of c. hall Wednesday
light, which was largely attended.
Six prizes were awarded, LIST to Sadie
lawrence, End Mrs. Hall Hartman,
list John McCaffcry, End,
Mr.. Cowans. Consolation to W. II.
'aylor and !. Cormier.
Mrs. c. E. Fuller from Lyndonvillc
vas in town Friday.
w. w. Rierden, EST, of Barton
,as here on business Thursday.