The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-28

extra good racing this week Satur-
day if weather is favorable, as all
hope it may be. DR.. Browns horse,
Sam, with a record Of 2.0714, gave
three exhibition heats, and interest
was added by the doctors son, James
Who rode his pony with a detcrmin-
alton to beat his fathers horse. The
time was 81 u, 32l4, SO.
CLASS Il
Betsy Hanks, j. F. Jock / /
Honesty, Allen Lee 2 2
Time "a, SO, 50.
CLASS C
Dan, Guy Dresser l ! /
Baby Girl, George McShanc 2 2
Bay Horse, Mr.. Rwyer 3 3
Time not taken.
Z c p, 231A Il, owned by G. A. Nc
Shane, went on exhibition quarter in
32h seconds.
Maurice Burpce is working at the
creamery few days for his vacation
enjoyment.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis preached a
special sermon to the young people
on Sunday morning, as was universal
in the denomination. In the absence
of the organist, Miss Doris Colmy
played the organ. In the evening Mr..
interest, entitled "The Tyranny of
Liberty"
The committee in charge Of the
Washington ball are planning to
make this one Of the best of all the
series, and they will do it, if good
music, refreshments, and careful
planning can. They will have several
features Of special interest, and hope
that everyone will make place on
their engagement calendar for this
best and greatest of the winters
balls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Beattie have
rented an apartment in Mrs. Emily
| Woodward's house, instead OF the
Parker house, as at first reported.
Mrs. Edward A. Lewis left Monday
night for her old home in Exeter N.
H., where she will spend few weeks
with her parents.
Ralph Hovey was at home from
Springfield where he has good po-
sition for the week end.
The Congregational prayer meeting
this week will be cottage prayer
meeting, held at the home Of Mrs. {.
3. Dodge on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will hold a
meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs
w. S. Wright.
Miss Amy Wilson and her Sunday
school class of young girls, to the
number of seven, enjoyed a snow
shoe tramp last Saturday afternoon
On their return they were invited tc
the home of Mrs. James McLane
who had prepared warm lunch fol
them, which was most gladly enjoy
ed. There is plenty of snow now tol
snow shoeing, but it is rather soft as
! yet.
The death Of Fred Dubie, barber
in the employ of Grover Foster, DC
Cured very suddenly Monday, aftel
a short illness of five days. MI
Dubie complained last week Tuesda!
of a boil on his head, which was yer!
painful. The doctor was called, ant
pronounced it erysipelas, whlci
spread rapidly through his system
causing his death in short time af
ter intense suffering. Mr.. Dubic mad
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Ouimet
on Main street. He was born IN Svl
ota, N. Y, 30 years ago, but HI
parents moved to Barre when he wa
quite small, and have lived Their
since. He learned the BARRIERS trade
and worked in Barre and Hardwlck
before enlisting in the war. For i
months he was in France, Il membe
of Pershing's band, being a, fine clar
met player. On his return from over
seas. last September, he came here t.
work. and although he has been her
short time, has made many friends
e who speak of him with universal re
v spect and esteem. He was an eX
:, cellent musician and man OF goo
character and worth. He was a mem
Der of Bronson Council, X. of C., a
J. Hardwick, and also the American LIE
l gion. He is survived by his mother
who lives in Barre, three brother
and three sisters. He also leaves
fancec, whom he was to marry a
Easter. Two of his brothers cam
from Barre to take his remains t.
q that city, where funeral services VII
! be held for him on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin A. Daniel
are rejoicing in the gift of a fine boz
q of oranges and grape fruit which wa
! sent them few days ago, from MI
and Mrs. Alonzo ingalls,, of Hunt
ington, Florida.
Miss Edna Welch of East Burk
spent few days with Mrs +. A
Daniels last week, during the teacher
convention, and Miss Allis Harvey
from East Burke, was the guest o
Miss Bertha Welch.
Sharon Weber has been on tn
sick list few days, with bad at
tack of laryngitis.
Mrs. J. Wallace Spencer has beer
i'll for a few days.
The Seniors of Lyndon Institute
o,.o rabnorcinV q nlay tO be given II