The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-08
PEACHAM

StHOOl IuHCIto' 9tpt. harvey bul'
/ bank judged the garden crops and
wood work. Following is list Of
( prizes awarded.
Glass III, Section |, Grades /, 2, ;
Sofa pillow, Theodore S. Darling
knitted article, Theodore S. Darling
embroidered article, Alma Churchill;
erocheted article, Alma l.. Churchill,
Katherine Shaw; fancy article, Eva
l.. Harvey, Eleanor Thresher; patch
ing, Eleanor NJ. Thresher; darning,
Agnes Shaw.
Glass II, Section |, Grades /, ., 3,
4.-Jar Of jelly, Theodore S. Darling,
G.. Lafeld Cowan; canned fruit, Rob
ert X. Esden, Theodore S. Darling
loaf Of white bread, Wilson Thresh-
er; cake, Ono frosting) Theodore S.
Darling, Wilson W. Thresher; cam
ned vegetables, Stella Ashford, Ken
meth Goslant.
Glass i, Vegetables-f'ive potatoes,
J. Millyn Moore, Wendell G. Clark
) apples, Terence Munroe, Keneth l..
Goslant; beets, Dwight L. Somers,
Luella M. Welch; pumpkin, Ter
ence Munroe! Margaret A. Lamb 1
squash, Alma L. Churchill, Glenn Nc
Phee; tulnip, LuelIa NJ. WEIGH,
Mitchell G. Goslant; 3 carrots, Gladys
/ +. Howe, Robert McPhee; parsnips,
i Dwight l.. Somers; 3 tomatoes, Ed
mund B. Abbott, Wendell G.. Clark
2 cucumbers, Mary f. Wilson, Luella
NJ. Welch; 10 ears of corn, Wendell
G. Clark, Agnes H. Hay, Loring c.
Munger; collection of apples, Calvin
J. Vance; collection of vegetables,
Lucia NJ. Welch.
Glass II, Section II, Grades 5, 6, T,
8-Jar jelly, Myrlee E. Clark, Doris
Darling; canned fruit, Myllee f.
Clark, Marion Shaw; cake ono frost
ing), Seraph Darling, Marion Shaw;
! layer cake, Evelyn Lyford; jar canned
vegetables. Julia ID. Cowan, Elmer
Farow; jar canned meat, Clyde B.
Munroe, Myllee f. Clark.
Class III, Section II, Grades ), 6, Z,
Sofa pillow, Doris Darling, Helen
| B. Livingston; print apron, Charlotte
r. Moore, Wendell Somers; knitted
article, Doris Darling, Ethel McPhee
! embroidered article, Doris Daring
] Mildred HASTE; crocheted article,
Seraph Darling, Agnes Shaw; out
lined article, Lou Harvey, Vivian E.
Snow; fancy article, Doris Darling,
Marion Shaw; darning, Ethel Nc
Phee, Myrlee L. Clark.
Glass III, Section leaving, Nit
chell G. Goslant.
Glass Ill, Section Nv OGDEN ar
tcle, J. Millyn Moore, Wendell G.
Clark; carved article, Richard Cowan.
Glass N-Drawing, Mildred d.
Morse, Alma L. Churchill chickens,
Richard Cowan, J. Millyn Moore,
Nelson B. Milligan; woods, Edward
/. Rowe, Edmund B. Abbott; onions,
J. Millyn Moore; peanuts, Kenneth
| G. Goslant melons, Edward NJ.
/ Thresher; Turban squash, Wilson W.
! Thresher; Turtle, Beulah f. Somers.
The few who attended the state
fair at White River Junction Wednes-
day were the lucky ones as it proved
to be a fine day A large number at
tended onThursday and were treated
to a steady down pour of rain all day.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Peak visited
/ their son, Arthur Peak and family,
! at Claremont, N. H., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker Of
Johnson were at Frank Chambers
, Sunday.
Mrs, Charles Morse has gone to
son, Carlos Morse.
+. B. Allen is having serious
/ trouble with one of his eyes. He was
at St. bloomsbury Friday to see DR..
! Cramton.
I Nh. AVID MIS-. Charlie Aldrich and
Miss Sadie Blake Of Sutton were at
! Fred Tayior's Sunday.
Miss Agnes Davidson was the guest
of Miss Agnes Goss over Sunday.
The jme 9 on Molly Falls telephone
was out OF commission again Monday
morning. The patrons of this line
feel that they are entitled to better
service than they have had the past
summer
The officers of he Congregational
Sunday School for the coming year
are as follows: Supt., Wesley
| Thresher; assistant superintendent,
r. Burn Abbott; superintendent of
junior DEPARTMENT, Mrs. Ole McFar-
lane; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Elsie Choate.
Miss Nerna Rowe of East Peacham,
has Gene to Boston to study to be
kindergarten teacher.
Darcomb Rowe returns this week
to the univerrity at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lackie and
daughter, Margaret, of East Ryegate,
called on friends in town Sunday.
Miss Margaret KrOoner of New
Haven, Conn, is spending a couple
of weeks with Miss Sara Bailey. Miss
/ Krooner Las been in America for 7
years, but will sail the 2lst for
her home overseas.
Gilbert Needham, who has been in
White River Junction for couple of
months, came last Friday for few
days vacation, but returns Monday to
his work there and later goes to
Connecticut.
Rev Benz Smith of. Wells River
occupied the pulpit of the Congrega-
tioull church last Sunday.
Fayette Strobridge goes this week
to spend the winter with his sister,
, Mrs. Nelson Whitehill, in White
River Junction.
Mrs. Helen Chase Of ST. Johnsbury
is in town, the guest Of Mrs. Augusta
Hunt.