St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-13
PEACHAM

Uo'NNI ioI lHc SpceCIItS III l1tSEcI
Opera House.
PEACHAM
Ashley Munger has bought the
house at the unper end of the village
recently occupied BY Frank Pollard,
and will move there in the near flu
ture.
Mrs. Maud Pollard has moved to
Barnet.
MI. and Mrs. John Lamb celeblat-
ed the 21st birthday Of their son,
Charles last Saturday evening by in
wiling his friends for the evening.
Refreshments were served and u very
enjoyable evening was spent.
The special cvangelistic union
meetings under the direction Of Rev.
Percy Buck began Tuesday evening
in the Congregational church. A
large chorus choir has been formed
under the direction of e. II. Mackay
which will assist in the service.
Mrs. Robert Esden Of st. Johns
bury is the "uest of Mr.. and M RS.
Clarence Esden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde French and son
Arthur, and Mrs. George French OF
days last week with Mrs. Ole Nc
! Furlane.
Clyde Brown cut his head quite
badly last week while PLAYING basket
ball, but is now doing we'll.
The receipts for the year for Home
Missions were $99.93 and for Foreign
missions 5000 and a barrel was sent
to Mcintosh, valued at $50.
Mrs. Granger, widow Of the late
Rev. p. N. Granger, has come to
live with her daughter, Mrs. Harrison
McLachlin.
Leslie Mackay and his sister from
Sawyeville, p. G., have been visit
friends in town recently.
Mrs. Mark Adams is visiting
friends in Hardwick. :.
MI. and Mrs. Leonard Rcnfrew of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests Of Miss
Anna henfrew.
The Grand Army and Woman's
Relief Corps held their monthly meet
ing and dinner in the Town Hall,
Saturday, Oct. 8: Dinner was served
to about Is members and invited
guests. Mrs. George Wheeler of
White River Junction, the Depart
rtlent President, was present to in
spect the Corps. After witnessing the
work OF the Corps, Mrs. Wheeler
made It few very pleasant remarks,
and was very lenient toward any
omission or commission she might
have noticed In the ritual work.
Miss Ida Smith, who has been
spending the summer with Miss Sara
Bailey, has returned to her home in
Cambridge. Mass.
! George Miller, principal Of tie
Academy and Miss Lou Fullington,
assistant teacher and Mr.. Cunningham
who teaches in South Peacham, at
tended the teachers meeting in Bur-
lington last week.
The men of the Congregational
church out did themselves last
Wednesday evening, Oct. 6 when
they gave u chicken pie supper COM
bined with an entertainment, in the
Town Hall: the hall was tastefully
trimmed with festoons OF autumn
leaves, sumac berries and evergreen
and supper was served TO about 300
people. There were readings by Mrs.
DR.. Watt Of Danville, vocal solos by
+. II. Mackay and a clever little
play by Messrs. futile and Smart, and
Nc ;dames Stuart and Lyford. All
in all, it was u verv enjoyable eve
ming to the people who came from
Barnet, Danville, Corinth, Newbury,
! Rycoatc and Peacliam. Peacham is to
be congratulated upon HAVING young
men who are not only able but willing
to nut their shoulder to the wheel
and help out in all good enterprises.
At the annual meeting Of the
Woinan's Missionary socity the
following officers we're. elected for
the year: Mrs: II. L. Wilson, rrtsi-
dent: Mrs. Susan Renfrew, vice prosi-
dent; Miss Mary Bailey, treasurer Of
Home Missions; Mrs. Miriam Var
mum, treasurer of Foreign missions :
Mrs. Mary Mackay, secretary of
home and Foreign missions enter
tainment CON-, Mrs. Frank Shaw,
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Carol Nc
Laren, Mrs. Harvev Lyford, Mrs.
Ada Blanchard. PROGRAM committee.
Miss Mar Bailey, Mrs. w. N.
Blanchard, Mrs. Mary Mackay,, Mrs.
| w. A. Warner, Miss Elsie Choate;
work committee, Mrs. Martha Jennl-
son, Mrs. Alzina Esden, Mrs. Miriam