The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-16
BARNET

Farm Bureau gave demonstration
on inexpensive Christmas gifts at the
home OF Mrs. Walter Johnson last
week. The ladies decided to form 4
girls' sewing class. This class Is to
be under the direction of Mrs. Char
lotte Dow.
Miss Margaret Willy has gone to
Clarksburgh, w. Va, where she has
a position as district nurse. Clarks-
bur~h has large glass manufactuI-
ory and their are many Workmen who
are afflicted with lung trouble. Miss
WHY'S work will be largely among
this class of sick people.
Harriet Elliott was home from st.
Johnsbury Academy for Sunday.
f. B. Chase, administrator of the
estate of David Adams has sold the
Ballow block and farm. Mr., Chase
bou@ht the farm and the block was
sold to Howard Elliott.
Mrs D.. Baker and two children
are at Z. La. Gilfillan's for the winter
Dr. Baker goes back and forth to his
business in Woodsville, N. n.
Ebcr Willey's mill had a narrow eS-
cape from burning to the ground Fri
dav when it took fire from sparks
that flew from the cement mixer that
the men who were repairing the
bridge were using. A lively blaze
followed and it was with some eitoi :
that it was extinguished. Everybody
is glad that it was no worse
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Thompson
Of Walla Walla, Washington are
visiting friends and relatives in this
/ vicinity.
| Mrs. Beatrice Potts Stanley of
Plymouth has been with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherbune
Ioorc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gale of St.
Johnsburv is visiting at Charles H.
| Harris.
The Boy Scouts under the direction
Of the pastor, Rev. H. f. Gregg, met
Monday night. L..
Miss Virginia Elliott is about to
organize troop of Girl Scouts Al! II
iris between 10 and II should avail
themselves of this opportunity to be-
come a part of this movement.
w. s. Brock, Charles Harris, Mrs
Lizzie Flint anr Mrs. Gale of St
Johnsbury and Mrs. Benz. Galley at
| ended the Golden wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Mellin Farrow at South
Peacham Saturday.
Miss Nora Darling spent the week
end at her home in Woodsvllle, N
H.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roy of East
Barnet we're at Julia Rows Sunday.
Ella Robinson and son, ROLAND
spent SUNDAY at julius Lang's IN
Monroe, n. H.
Miss Gladys Hooper of Groton was
in town Monday.
Frank French of St. JohnsburS
spent Sunday at W. S. Brooks.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Cleveland Austin
Thursday.
Miss Muriel Somers was at hel
home from S.. Johnbury Sunday.
Rev. Paul Dwight Moody of New
York called on Mrs Frank Q, Frencf
Thursday.
Cecil Metcalf has returned from
Danville where he has been visiting
friends.
Mrs. Robert H. Hazelton has re
turned from Boston where she spen
few days
Mrs. Crosby, housekeeper for JOIN
Lang fell and injured her shoulder
She has gone to Barton to stay VIII
her sister until she can use 1t.
Peter Goochee is spending SOM
time in st. Johnsbury.
Edith Wallace was recent Vl3lt
or in St. JohnsburV. :,
Nj. Pike, who has worked Tor n
N. Gilfllan on his farm has hlIcd IN
Moore place on upper Church -
of benjamin Galley and will short.
move his family there.
Mildred Hall spent the week en-
with her mother, Mrs. James Han.
Mis-, Laura Nelson Of HaItl@n1
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Chase were re
cent visitors in Lyndon
Tho drive for the Vermont ChlIt
rcn's society is over and school chll
dren of the town deserve much credl
for their faithful canvass and TO
the interest that they seemed TO tax
4 in thc cauec. The town Chairma
wishes to thank all the children an
the teachers for all that they did t
! nut the drive through. The sum q
i at4Q.64 was collected in the town,
friend gave a dollar more and ~
us over the top 50 that Barnet hi
her quota $3.50 and bit over. Tn
school districts Of the town contrlbu
ed as follows:
Barnet village 500
w l+Cl Harvey district So