The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-12
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wife with him on his return from his
trip to Ohio during vacation, are
rooming at Charles Atkins and TAX
ing their meals at Mrs. Kipp's on
Church street.
Miss Treda Stearns has returned to
the Johnson Normal school after an
enforced vacation of three weeks on
account of so much sickness in school.
Miss Bonnet of st. Johnsbuly is
visiting at Carroll Brooks for The
week
There were no church services in
the churches last Sunday on account
Of the storm. Snow shoes being used
to get about the village throughout
the day.
H. ID. Stannard was in Greenfield
Mass, a few days the first of the week
in the interest of the J G. Turnbull
Co., ice cream business.
Alton Baird's son, Howard, is The
rossessor of a Shetland pony, making
him the most popular boy in the vii
lagc in the eyes of all other small
boys.
Mrs. George Hoyt and son, Darrell,
and Mar on, are all quite i'll with The
grippe. Mrs. Charles Gage of Beebc
is caring for them.
Mrs. Wheeler and two children Of
Coaticool1, Canada, spent the past
week at Bert Converse.
Miss Ann Jones is quite i'll. Mrs.
billiard is caring for her.
The O'leans boys basket bali team
lost in u game played with Barton
team on Tuesday evening in Opera
House, the score being II to II in
favor of Barton. A dance followed
the game, where the Orleans boys
were more evenly matched with them.
The new Harmony orchestra furnish
ed fine music.
Miss Myra Douglas, bookkeeper
and Office attendant at the Clca5by
hospital, has been visiting her sister,
Mas. James LABEL, in Coventry for
few days.
The many friends in this place of
Mrs. Hannah Clark of Barton, mother
of Mrs. Charles Hamblet, were
eleivcd to learn of her death on Tues
day last She was in her SSth year.
A prayer was said at the home on
Wednesday afternoon by Rev. J. J.
Hutchinson and burial in Berkshire,
on Thur day by the side of her hus-
band. Charles Hamblet and son Carl,
accompa lying the remains to that
place Thursday forenoon.
Miss Eta Litchfield, who has been
at the C]easby hospital for several
weeks for treatment, has so far re-
covered us to be able to go to her
cousins, Mrs. A. c. Harris home
while convaleScing.
Miss Fanny Dean, who has been
very sick with the "Flu" for the past
two weeks, was taken to hospital n
Montreal on Tuesday last for an OPP
Grafton on he rhead, the exact nature
could not be determined She was
accompanied by her father and moth
CT, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dean, and
brother, Bert. News comes that what
they considered a successful opera
ton had been performed and great
hopes given for her recovery.
The "Book and Thimblc" club met
with Mrs. G. S. Dodge, March 3rd.
About 20 ladies being present. In
teresting papers were given on library
benefits. Vocal music by Mrs. H. j.
Stannard and two fine readings given
by Mrs. Arthur Austin in very
pleasing manner.
The Social Savings committees for
the Thrift and Savings campaign arc:
The Book and Thimble club, Mrs. J.
II. Bartlett, chailman Mothers club,
Mrs, Edith Stoddard; Canadian Cir
Gle, Mrs. E. Dcmick; w. c. 7. u,
Mrs. Minnie Twombly; Red Cross,
Mrs. Jessie Bates; O. E. S., Mrs. Fred
Witt; Congo. Missionary Society,
Miss Edith Lothrop; M, e. Mission
airy Society," Mrs. Marcia Lyon; M.
+. W. +. M, S., Mrs. c. ID. Pierce;
Pythian Sisters, Mrs Ada Hardy.
The purpose of the Thrift campaign
is to carry the ideal of thrift into ev-
cry home and teach the children to
save. The children all over the
country are being asked to buy