The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-18
CONCORD

| The girls of the Tri Mu Club were
in st. Johnsburv Wednesday to at
tend 'Pollyanna."
Mrs. X. F. Richards was confined
to the house with illness the past
week.
Miss Phoebe Dunn is spending the
week end at her home in CRANKY.
Miss Janette Clark of ST. Johns
bury is spending ten days with Mrs.
Cora Bailey.
Miss Margarine Wheelock is spend
ing the week end with her father in
Fitzdale. .ir
H. E. Gray of WATERBURY Mrs.
Lena Nichols and Mrs. Taylor of st.
Johnsbuly were at Charles Morgan's
last week Mrs. James Wilson is
spending few days in Springfield
Mass.
The memorial exercises will be
held as usual in the town hall, Sat-
urday, p. M, May 20, at two o'clock.
Rev. G. K. Smith will Give the adj
dress. All organizations and school
children are invited to march in a
body to the cemetery and to join in
the services at the bridge The chill
drcn who gather flowers are asked to
carry them to the G. A. r. hall, Sat
urday morning at 8 o'clock.
A son, Raymond Jackson, was
born to MI and Mrs. Wallace Rich
ards, Thursday, May 10. Mrs Rich
ards is being cared for at Mrs.
Noore's sanatorium.
Visitors in St. Johnsburv this
week were: Mrs. H. A. Tilton, Frank
Tilton, Mrs %. w. Baker, Lillian
Baker, Mrs. Harry Lillicran Mar
Gus Smith, Austin White, Kenneth
Weir, Mrs. Elmer Reed, Mrs. G. H.
Hastings, Mrs. Harley Douglas, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Ralston, Lyman Hol-
ton, w. o. Rocheleau, Dennis Stan
ley, Mrs. F. J. Spauldino Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Burlick, Miss Lena
Shangraw, MI. and Mrs. Alfred
Goodreault, Mrs. Jacob Richardson,
Sr, Mrs. E. d. Lee and son, Brigh
am, Mrs. F. A. Brewer, Mrs. Helen
Bennett.
The remains of C. L. Dryer, who
died at his home at Danville Green
Thursday evening, were brought here
Sunday for burial. Mr.. Dryer was a
former resident of this place.
Stanley Garfield of st. Johnsbury
is driving the State road truck, which
is employed IN building the state road
east of the village.
Mss Pearl Lunnie has been ill for
the mast week with the grip.
Mrs. Howard Day of Newport is
spending some time at d. J. Lunnie's
w. E. Houston who is employed at
East Concord wa sin town the past
week.
Charles Bradshaw of Lyndon was
guest at Thomas Bradshaw's the
past week.
Walter Nichols of Fitzdalc was a
guest of Charles Morgan's one day
last week.
James Morgan, who has been spend
ing sometime with his brother, Chas.
Morgan, and other friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity. returns to his
home in California this week.
The family of Edd Lund, who have
occupied the upper tenement in
Harry Lnnd's house, moved to Gal
lup's Mills the past week. T
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Pines, Charles Kicker and Brigham
Hastings of st. Johnsbury were
over Sunday guests at l.. W. Hast
ings'.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Smith have NOV
ed into the r. j. Bennett tenement
in the block formerly occupied by
Mrs Harriet Douglas
Miss Marion Geer, state substitute
of Junior High school, was a guest
of Miss Lena Shangraw, SATURDAY..
Harry Curiier gave an exhibition
of feed stuffs at the High school
building. consisting of about five lbs.
of all the different feeds that he car
ries. The feed will be used in the
study of feedino and the balancing
of rations for farm animals. The
boys are very grateful to Mr.. Currier
for his kindness and generosity.
The Boys Club of the Junior high
school, the "Sod Busters" entertain
cd the girls 'Tri-Mu Club, Wednes-
day evening, att the school building.
Games were played and refreshments
of ice cream, punch and waters were
served and very enjoyable time was
the result.
The Senior Class of the Junior
High gave masquerade, Friday
night from which the proceeds were
$3.50, which will help in the gradual
ing exercises.
The graduation exercises and class
day exercises will take place June 3.
1t is expected that there will be sew
en- in the graduating class.
The teachers of Concord met with
Supt Harding in the Hiph School
building Saturday morning. Among
other matters discussed were the
plans for the School Rally Day eXhl-
btion to be held in Concord, June
10. The CRANKY and Victory schools
will join with Concord. An exhibit
ton of school work a spelling con-
test, games, speaking and picnic,
will take place. A full program will
be printed later.
Mrs. H. E. Pike of Waterford was
in town Wednesday, a guest of MI.
and Mrs Jacob Richardson.
The first quarterly conference OF
the Methodist church will be held
Saturday at 10 a. m. in the church
vestry.
MI. and Mrs. Stanton Bonnet of
St, Johnsbury spent Sunday with
MI. and Mrs. Reginald Reed.
MI. and Mrs l.. V. Hastings were
in town Sunday.