The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-30
EAST CONCORD

Mrs. Mamie Rogers, Mrs. Lenna
Perham, MIS-. Harley Powers and
Miss Perry and Miss Ruby Keneson
attended the teachers convention At
| st. Johnsbmy last week.
Mrs. ID. M. Smith and Mrs. Eliza
| Graham were business visitors in St
Johnsbury Friday.
Aphono Lavature was business
visitor in Concord last Wednesday.
? Nj. and Mrs. Fred Spaulding of
| Royalston Corner visited their grand
parent. Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ Smith
one day recently.
Alphonsc Lavature entertained the
Whist club at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lem Fisher. A very good crowd
was in attendance and fine time was
enjoyed by all. Ralph Briggs and
II. Woodbury. won first prize and Lem
Fisher and b. Sayers consolation
prizes.
John Mcdonald and Ralph Hart
shorn were business visitors in Wells
River and st. Johnsbury over the
week end. John Mcdonald returno
Monday with nice pair of work
horses purchased at st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. Mcdonald will log for the East
Concord Lumber Co.
Mrs. Dcnnie Fisher was business
visitor in st. Johnsbury Saturday.
John Folsom was business visitor
in Concord two days last week.
h Phyllis, the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Woodbury. is
very i'll at this writing. Mr.. Wood
bury's mother, Mrs. Nellie Woodbury.
of Batrton come Monday to help care
for her little granddaughter
The East Concord Lumber Cos
have "a horses in the roads hauling
lumber to the new mill and expect
more soon.
Will Adair was business visitor
in Concord Tuesday.
The whist club will meet with
Harry Mcdonald Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Hartman
of Dalton, N. H., visited at their sis
stel's, Mrs Don Smiths, few days
last week.
Mrs. Lem Nichols and son, Merlin
visited Mrs. Frank McGinnis at East
st. Johnsbury Saturday
Mrs. Carl Bort visited her daughter
at the st. Johnsbury hospital and rel
atives at North Concord Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Folsom was in Con-
cord part of last week to help audit
the town books.
Glenn Higgins was business visit
Or in st. Johnsbuly and Concord ono
day last week.
Mrs. Nora Blood returned to her
home at Lunenburg Saturday
spending week here with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Whipplc.
Miss Perry spent the week end at
her home at Cabot
Mrs. George Bortwell visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Morten at Concord
two days last week.
c. Dunn spent the week end with
his daughter at Gallup's Mills.
d. NJ. Smith and Wendell King
have opened grain store in John
Folsoms building formerly used by
S. r. Raymond as a meat market
The fourth quarterly conference
met with Mrs. nennie Fisher Jan.
% with Rev. f. W. Sharp of st.
Johnsbury, district superintendent in
attendance. The following officers
were elected: Trustees, ID. II Thomas
and W. H. Morrison; stewards, Mr..
and Mrs d. H. Thomas, Mr.. and
Mrs. w H Morrison, Mr. and Mrs }
X. Grant, Mr. and Mrs Dana Brown,
Mrs Eliza Graham, Mrs Retta War
rem, Miss Mildred Haltshon, Mrs
Dennie Fisher; recording steward,
Mrs Retta Warren; district steward,
Mrs. W. II. Morrison; reserved dist.
steward, Mrs. ID. H. Thomas; com
munion steward, Mrs. Charles Phil
lips; foreign missions, Mrs. Elijah
Graham, Mrs. Winnie Grant, Miss
Marjorie Morrison; home mission,
MIS-. Ijtlld ID Wv IL, MI Ait'ii SS ~
lips; Sunday school mission, Mrs.
Elijah Graham; Mrs. Retta Harren;
tracts, Harold Warren; education, W
II Morrison; frecdman's aid, James
Grant, Mildred Hartshorn; auditor.
Dana Brown; estimating ministerial
support, d. II. Thomas and Mrs
Helen Folsom treas. of appeals, w.
II. Morrison; treasurer of church
funds, ID. H. Thomas; music commit
tee, Miss Mildred aHrtshorn, Mrs
Ella Goodall, Miss Majorie Morrison.
The church was found to be in a
very good condition financially, hav-
ing been able to pay the pastor every |
week. There was unanimous vote |
of the meeting for the pastor, Rev.
Glenn w. Douglas return for another
year.