Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07

H'I ''"''7 anu iJtiliki htCiN VI IAN
e,ty MD II Whist party. open TO the
public. II the Grand Army Hall ON
Monde ev"nrg, with a good attend
ancc.
Hart Silsiy went IL Ro-on to
spend Sunday With his mothcr aud
sister, Mrs. +. w. Silsby and Mrs.
G. W. Knight.
Miss Alice Campbell returned Mon
day night to Springfield, Mass, to
her work as a ntrsc, having spent n
short vacation ut home.
A special meeting of the school
district is called fer Tuesday evening,
to elect a member of the school
board TO succeed D. u. Mathewson,
who has moved from this district.
Ladies Aid meeting of the BemiS
Memorial chu oh, With the parish
supper at the vcstly Tuesday aftci-
noon and evening.
Charles Darling returned Sunday
night to Columbia University and
Monday night Henry Darling went
back to his school in Cheshire, c.,
and Carolyn Dazzling to the Leland
Powers school in Boston.
Miss Ida johnson of Lyme, N. H..
was in town the last of the week and
returned Saturday to Burlington,
where she is in college.
George Cusson returned to U. V.
NJ, at Burlington last Thursday and
Ruth Blodgett, Franklin Lynch and
Cedric Pierce went on Saturday.
Maurice Carr returned to Norwich
University Saturday, and Gerry
Blodgett went to Springfield from
where he will 60 to Boston on a
business trip, and reach Worcester in
time to begin work at Tech Tues
day.
Mrs. H. T.. Folsom went to Bos-
ton THU sday, accompanying her
daughter, Miss Flavia. to her school
in Cambridge, and will remain at the
Hub for Il few days.
4 The Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary
held a very successful whist party in
the Grand Army Hall Saturday eve
ming.
The many friends in town of "she
that was" Beth Todd, will be much
interested III leain that Mr., and Mrs.
George Pike have d little daughter,
by name Jhne Todd Pike
Mrs. Ira Sanity is quite i'll with
tonsiiitis
The Rev e. A,s Lewis HAS quite re-
covered frsm his recent attack of
grip a1sd htonchftis, and was able to !
occupy hisl pulpit Sunday morning
and evening. In the morning he
preached Oh some Of the problems of
the New Tear, which are certainly
serious enough In the evening he
gave an illustrated lecture on "Hin-
daring One# SelfD. OH account of
the illness AR Mrs. Seaver, Mr.. Scaver
lxas not able to act as organist, and
Min. Blodgett played in the morning,
hid Harold in the evening. .
Miss Lora Watchie has gone to
Bostoh ito spend a weeks vacation
Fit har brother, Thomas Neagle.
Her sister, Mrs. Frank Lanctot Of :,
st. Johnsbury, accompanied her. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland l.. Parker,
ind MS. 'JosephineyW'ildcr Favc to-
night on the early morning train for
vim Montreal, Chicago;
Ind the Southern Pacific. They will
70 at first to relatives In San Diego
or several weeks, but during their
absence expect to visit many parts
If the state. They will be away
lbout three months, and have the
,cst wishes of many friends for
successful trip. Miss Mildred Silsby,
assisted by Mrs. Ira Sanity will have
,harge Of the store during their abb
ence. Miss Silsby will board at the
house this winter.
There will be a joint installation
Il the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
edges in their hall next Friday eve
ling. A II.
Most Of the scholars and teachers
4 Lyndon Institute return Monday,
$ the winter taIn of school begins
tuesday. l5i
LlOWaIQ SlAtlkMEN Ictl'l l> w i+t'i v
mouth Monday. Most of the college
tudents have already gone, OF 20
Jack Monday or Tuesday. There are
[uite a large number of them now,
nd they plnn To have a lively social
ine during INTERPRETATIONS.
Quite IA number. from here went
0 East Burke on the afternoon and
vening Of New Years day, and visit
d the Community House. The
'uilding Is not yet ready for a
ormal opening, but an informal re-
option was held, and all were given
N opportunity 70 inspect all parts of
Miss Velma Darling has been
Haite III during nearly all the Christ
has vacation.
Miss Adelaide Brewer was at her 1
ncle, Lorenzo Eaton's, for the
christmas vacation.
The Village Improvement Society
iii hold thu frst of their social dan
es in Music Hall Friday evening of
his week, Ian. IL. There will be ..
ancing from eight to twelve, with
music by Hills orchestra. The la
les of the society alternate in TAX
M charge Of these dances, three be-
lg there each week.
The annual meeting of the Uni
liza n ~ 4 sn%, H.