Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-04

mere il'ttN tNc.llHH. with i GOou me !
md general social time, for all !
YOUNG and old, W ho can skate
Lee Tillotaon Of Montpelier i; to
speak in Music Hall Tuesday evening
II the interest Of movement to :
further General Woods candidacy !
for president. lie i, "n interesting
speaker, and will doubtless present ;
The facts Of the ease in a way to
win votes for his candidate.
Mr.. and Mis-. 4. Simpson spent
Sunday wit II her mother, Mr.. John
Blake, in Sheffield
The Rev. Mr. Lewis will preach
Sunday morning on "Making Good
ness lIum." In the evening he will
give fine illustrated lecture on thu
life OF Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Harry Harvey and daughter
have gone to Florida, where Mr.. Har-
vcy is employed on the railroad thi,
winter.
The Orientals had their regular
dance in Music Hall Wednesday eve
ming this week, with Il good attend
ance and Il very pleasant time.
Professor Frank Dixon'S lecture on
"Thc Indispensable Tools Of Demo
cracy,' will be given in Music Hall
Thursday evening, and will be both
Instructive and Interesting.
John Amcs is laid up for Il few
days from his work in the creamery,
with Il sore hand, blood poison be-
ing feared.
Harold Cobuln, who has worked in
the creamery for Il number of years,
has been obliged to give up his work
on account OF poor health. He and
Mrs. Colburn, who is suffering from
Il nervous breakdown. are going onto
IL farm in Sutton, hoping to recover
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden II. Miner have
recently moved here from Canada
he is working in the creamery. They
have moved into a tenement in Mrs.
Woodwald's house, vacated by the
Fred pcasley's;, who have moved to
the Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig, who NOV
ed here from Concord, N. H., few
!nonths ago, and who have been living
in the Episcopal rcctory, have moved
back to Concord. The parsonage l.,
being made ready for the new min
lister and family, who are expected in
February.
Miss Flora Barber has been on
tcrtaininG friend, WiIired Hurley,
OF Arlington, Mass.
Miss Betty kimball, of Essex juno
ton, Il graduate from the Institute
last June, was the winner OF the La-
tin prize entrance examination at L.
V. NJ. held last fall. The prize is SEQ
in gold.
The Sons and Daughters of Liber
ty held their usual whist party in tho
Grand Army Hall Monday evening,
with eight tables of players, and a
very good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Willoughby
held whist party Tuesday evening
for the benefit OF St. Peters church
having II tables of whist players. All
enjoyed "A delightful evening at the
game. The hostess served ice cream
and cake. The first prize was won
by A. E. Humphrey, a box of candy,
and Mrs. Dahlbeck received the con-
ISOLATION prize, a clothes pin.
DR.. +. T.. Dwinell is very much un-
der the weather with Il hard cold
and bronchitis.
Lucille Hartwcll of grade eight
and Herbert Human of grade seven
the Lyndonville graded
school in the Caledonia county spell
ing contest held in st. Johnsbury last
,nk. After the list of words pre-
pared for the occasion had been die
tatcd, Is contestants remained stand
ing. In order to determine the WIN
ncrs, each child wrote 100 words
from this prepared list. Three spell
ed the hundred correctly, Lucille be-
ing one of the number. Herbert re-
ceivcd honorable mention for having
", cd only one word; this error be-
ing due to the nervous strain for the
n was omitted in enroll.
Lucille was one of the four con-
,cstants in the match between Gale
lonia and Orleans counties held Sat-
lrday in which Orleans county won.
We are much pleased with the efforts
Ind success Of our young people.
William +. Stoddard, who has been
II with u severe cold, is now a vic
i'm of pneumonia. Miss Eliza Beldcn
$ caring for him.
Miss Gertrude White is one of the
atest subjects of the epidemic of The
humps.
The American Legion held their
nnual meeting last Monday evening,
here being 20 members present. Ell
ction of officers resulted in the fol-
owing: Commander, Truman FL
Wheeler; vice commander, Herman l..
'artcr; adjutant, Cecil Burns; treas
rer, Harold Whipple; acting master
t arms, Ernest Kittredge; master at
rms, Edward Vigenault; post his
brian, Edward Day; executive COM
littee, the officers, with Prescott
[oore, Eusticc Beattic; entertain ,
tent committee, E. J. Vigneault,
hartman, Harold Blake, Harold Cur {
Ell, Prescott Moore, Arthur Clary;
lief committee, George Murch, chair /
an, Carroll Gleason, Aubrey Gray, t
larence Whcelock. Francis Charron; 1;