Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-11


grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Denonville. Their parents were
called to Norton by the serious illness
of Il relative.
, Mrs. Oliver Jenness very pleasantly
entertained few of the friends last
Tuesday night to Il banquet.
Hazel Bowman spent a part of
last week with Mrs. F. E. Temple.
Burke Mt. Grange will have a mas
querade and promenade on Wodnes-
day evening, Feb. II to which the
public are most cordially invited.
The Community Club of East
Burke held a banquet for the men
in the vestry of the Congregational
church Tuesday night, Jan. 81.
Eighty-two men reported to the in
vitation and Il very enjoyable evening
was spent. The ladies of East Burke
served an oyster supper which was
enjoyed by all. After dinner speeches
added to the pleasure of the occasion
and J. Q. Angel acted as toastnas-
ter. Rev. Mr.. Hill of West Burke
spoke on the relation Of men to the
social life. L. A. aDrlng spoke on
the need of social welfare and rela-
ton of the Burke Mt. Club men. Rev.
Mr.. Human of Lyndonville spoke on
community life. Music during the
dinner hour was furnished by the
orchestra consisting OF Mr.. Webster,
"o"N"' Nv. Kelly, violin, MI. Har-
ris, trombone and Mrs. Kelley at
the piano, the inspector Of this meet
ing will abide long time and much
good will come to the community
The spirit of the meeting is to put
East Burke on the map and foster the
good brotherhood that marks for
success. Another supper will be selv-
ed in February and more in the
months to come. Every woman in
the community is earnestly invited to
Join the club and ENJOY the good fell
lowship of the event. Watch for the
date Of the next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buell. are
confined to the house with bad
colds.
Mrs. Florence Freeto has been con-
fined to the house the past week with
a sever cold.
Mrs. Sarah Cross from Kirby is \
hr daughter, Mrs. Maggie
Sullivan.
Edward A]dlich has moved his fam
i]v into the Vance house
MI. and Mrs. Frank Libby have
finished work at Mt. View and gone
to North Havcrhill, N. H., where they
both have employment.
Oscar Phillips is working at the r.
r. shops at Lyndonville.
Philip Angel has been home from
The Institute the past week with a
severe cold.
Charlie Taylor is working for H. d.
Webster.
Freeman Kiddcr has finished work
1t White Birch Farm, St. Johnsbuly,
md is working at Mt. View.
The Sons and Daughters Of Liberty
nave a dance at the hall Friday night,
February 20, to which every one is
cordially invited. Refreshments will
DC served.
The Widc-awakc class will give
Valentine social Saturday afternoon
1t the Congregational church vestry
rom 2 until 5. The Junior and pri-
nary classes are invited
Emma H. Amel, who has been at
he St. Johnsbuly hospital for an
operation for abcess back of the ear
passed away Saturday night, aged Is
ears. Much sympathy is expressed
or the family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roscbrook were
+ West Burke Sunday to attend the
'uncral 70 Frank Rugglcs.
Mrs. Oliver Jenness has been spend
ng a few days in Lyndonville with
ler sister, Mrs. Blake.
Rev. ]. @. Angel officiated at the
'uncral of Frank Rugglcs Sunday
afternoon.
Next Sunday is heart Sunday. and
very one make an effort to be pre-
sent.
Mrs. John Reach of East Lyndon
;pent the day Thursday with her sis
,cr, Nus. Lizzie Dee.
Willoughby Valley Pomona meet
With Burke Mountain Grange Thurs
lay. Sixty-fvc sat down to dinner.
Several took in the 9Th degree. The
State Lecturer, A. F. Lawrence, from
Springfield, was present and gave
yely interesting talk. A good literary
program was enjoyed.
Mrs. A. G. Gilbert is confined to
he house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Amel were called
o St. Johnsbuly again Friday, their
laughter Emma being much worse.
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