Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-14

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chial pneumonia.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church held their an
nual meeting on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Camp
bell. There was good attendance,
and the reports Of the last years
work were listened to with much III
tcrcst. The officers elected for the
ensuing year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. c. c. McClary; vice pres
idcnt, Mrs. Fred Morrison; secretary
Mrs. Russell Griswold; treasurer,
Mrs. Prescott Moore; directors, Mrs.
Thomas Wark, Mrs. Heman Burpee'
Mrs. William Oleson. After the
business meeting the ladies renamed
for spleasant social hour, and the
hostess served delicious refreshments
of creamcd salmon and marshmal-
! low cream.
The bank directors are making
some extensive changes in their
vault, which will greatly improve 1t,
and bring it up to date in every re-
spcct. There will be no change IN
the exterior but the interior is to
be wholly made over, and Will DC
completely fire and burglar proof,
with safety deposit boxes to rent.
The Village Improvement society
gave the first Of series OF soclal
dances in Music Hall Friday evening,
and will have one each Friday until
Lent, and give the young an oppof-
tunity to enjoy a good dance under
the best auspices. Excellent music
was furnished by Hill's orchestra,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Eustace
Bcattie.
A barge load of young people wen,
to Sheffield Friday night to attend
Il dance in the Town Hall there.
Hcnault's orchestra held Their uSu-
al dance in the Cable Hall Saturday
evening, with fair attendance.
Raymond Campbell, accompanied
by Arthur Cleary, started for Boston
Friday morning with Harry Silsby S
car. taking it down to ship to Florida
where the Silsbys are going before
long. Quite snow storm'ls report
ed to the south of us, and 1t Is
thought the boys might have found
some rather bad wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lyster nave
been spending the past week IN Dos
. ton.
y The Universalist Ladies' Aid socle-
tv will have whist party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahefn
next Thurs day evening, Mrs. Aheln
and Mrs. John Nash being the nos
tesses. A cordial invitation is extend
cd to all.
Coming events for the next week
include the regular meeting OF th'
Eastern Star Chapter on TUESDAY
evening, and the annual meeting
of the Community League the same
night; on Wednesday evening TN
n annual church meeting Of the Congre
. eationalists, with a supper; Thurs
! day evening the whist party at MIS-
Ahern's and Friday evening the mov
c inc pictures in Music Hall. NJ
a a doubt q few dances will be sprinkle'
u ir for good measure during the week
The many friends of Miss Rather
Il inc Flynn will be glad to know tina
y she has been discharged from 81
u Johnsbury Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin c. Garner
u: spcnt Saturday in Walden. :,
II Mrs. Ernest H. Cowles was aDl
j." to sit up Sunday for the first ''h'
> since her recent illness.
-, Regis Neaglc is home from a
III extended trip to Montreal.
i'' Iindol M. Scott was buslhes
H. visitor in Woodsvillc Monday.
10 Mrs. Ami Juneau is gaining troy
. her recent illness.
Ell Mrs. Ira Wilkic and son returnc
a from Brightlook Hospital SATURDAY
ne y. C. Horner was in Bradfoi
III Monday on business.
a Mrs. r. H. Osgood of Concord wa
Ell 4 visitor here Monday. :.
as Hnry iKddcr spent Sunday VIII
'i' friends in town. ;
cs RAYMOND Stenson spent Sunday
MS town with relatives. o,
Alfred Thorley of Windsor spct
" Sunday with his brother, ePter Ihol
y, ley. u. cror+ tn
lis week end in Lynn and aNshua WY
.. ~ friends. ,.,. ,.o+nr,
al ~ ber work after few days II
ke NV and Mrs. Leslie Cooper Al
H. ,and;nr some time in Springhei'
M. N. Rugglcs was taken
er Briphtlook hospital Saturday for a
st. 'p Charles T. Lynch is able to resum
as his duties at the George IL. Cro'
i'm Co.. after weeks illness
nd G H. Davis, who is in Mansol
he vile most of the time, is IN town II
mt a few days. 10 s1 y
~ mss mabel L. Spencer returned
Newport Monday to resume her III
ny ties as Court reporter OF of'c'''
las Miss Rebecca Brunette went SUI
ey ,,,v night to Newport, Il. l., to viz
or f,iends for the week. -,
$50 The sale of envelopes and ~
Mt Cross stamps in st. Johnsbury for q
I'M r A..Lnrc,,1Ocic was We