The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-16
CALEDONIAN-RECORD WEDNESDAY, JUNE &c. 1920
DANVILLE


Saturday for New York City to make
a short visit, after which she will go
to Asbury Park, N. j., to spend the
summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
james 3. Brown.
The commencement exercises of
Phillips Academy and Danville high
school were held last Thursday at
the Congregational church and were
l9r. ely attended and an unusually in
terCsting program was given. The
pre- cram follows:
Music by the orchestra and pray
q by Rev. David Hickland; music;
si,lutatory, "The Making of a Citi-
zen, Addie L. Frye; "The Preserva-
ton OF our Forests" augusta X. Eel
lows; music; "The Patriotism Of
Eeacc," Ruth p. Fellows; prophecy,
"Ihe Stranger in oul Midst, Fan
mic B. Chalmers; music; presenta-
ton THE Value of an Education" i,
NAH B. Burban.l; valedictory, Hero
ism, Myrtle f. Gadapee; music; adj
dress, "Lieut. Gov. Mason S. Stone;
mi lie; presentation OF diplomas.
l.. l.. Rand, the Y. NJ. c.. A. sec
rotary who spent sometime in Res
sig with the American and Russian
atIlies gave an address at the Con-
grcgational church last Sunday both
morning and evening. He proved
rlost interesting speaker and was
listened to with GREATNESS attention
hl q large audience. His exhibits,
the work OF the Russian peasants,
were much admired
Miss Gagnor who has been teach
iny in the primary school at the
Green has gone, to hcl home in Rut-
land.
Woman's Missionary Society will
holG their next meeting Thursday,
Jlne Oath with Mrs. W. F. Dole, and
this is the last meeting to be held be
fore September. 1t is hoped that a
large number will be present.
Mrs. C. A. Adams and her daugh-
to-, Miss Charlotte Adams were in
ST. JohnsbuIy last Sunday.
All those who wish to contribute
ID the fund for the tuberculosis pre-
voltorium will please hand the money
to C. S. Dole who is chairman for
the town OF Danville. Our quota is
S215 and it is hoped the drive may
b. concluded this week. 1t has been
arr ounced that the $4,000 for the
drive is assured if the one-half of
tn state which has not yet reported,
GOES as we'll as those who have finish
! ed their work. The returns in from
approximately one-half of the state
indicate that $4,000 has been raised
! l. is thought that by next week the
a ecciation will be able to announce
to Mr.. and Miss Proctor that the
state has contributed the $4,000 that
Was one OF the conditions OF their
; pift OF $4,000 more for preVento-
! r1rm
NJ Childrcn's day will be observed
a the Congregational church next
Sunday, June Goth with the usual ex-
clcises by the Junior department Of
the Sunday school Al this service
ne books will be presented to the
boys and girls whose attendance has
been satisfactory.
Miss Edith Harwood and Miss
h1ne Badger have gone to Montreal
tcl a weeks stay.
Nj. and Mrs. J. w. ellis left here
SATURDAY III lllClI IAti lol iANN'iN' 49,
H., where they visited Mr.. ellis two
l.tthers returning home Tuesday,
Mary Greene and Margaret Boyd
from Dover, N. H., are spending a
vocation in town.
George Vance from Bristol, Ct,
AID Maynard Hatch from Walden
wert in town last week to attend the
all mni banquet.
IIy3. J. Leslie Hardy entertained
Earmony Club Monday evening.
Rev. David Hickland, Rev. c. a.
Adams and the boy scouts are camp
Ike at Joc's Pond this week.
Palmer Hill and Miss Annis from
burlington called on Nj. Hills aunt,
MI. Leslie Hardy Sunday.
/ Margaret Davis spent the week end
} q her home.
There VII be moving pictures Fri
dav evening, June 18th.
George B. Carpenter from White
River Junction was a. Leslie Hardy 5
las week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wesson were
in town Sunday and MI. and Mrs.
John Tinker have gone with them to
! I)is r,oOrd 0I.o fishinp