Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

but is still very weak. The agc OF
&c is not a favorable one for that
disease.
The boys of the Vail Agricultural
school are advertising most attrac-
tive evening on the 9th of February,
when they will give Il short comedy.
"Thc Colone!'s Maid the Vail Cleo
Club will render Il number Of musical
selections, and there Will be songs and
readings by Miss Kathleen LcBaron,
who is a very popular entertainer
here. There will be dance after the
play.
Quite number ofthc Lyndon In
stitutc Seniors go to burlington the
9th of this month, to attend the an
nual cakcwalk thcunivcrsity. Mr..
Scavcr accompanies hem. There are
Il few others from town going also.
The 10Th annual Washington ball,
to be held in Music He'll Friday even
ing Feb. 90, is expected to be one
of the hest of the whole series. The
first of these balls was held in 1899,
and they have been an annual affair
since, with the exception Of two wan
years. Special features are to be III
PRODUCED TO add interest and amuSe-
mont, and with the excellent music Of
Sargcnt'S orchestra, and refreshments
provided by the ladies. a I'm" time is
as ;urcd. At eight o'clock Il good
concert will be given by local talent.
The Campfire girls enjoyed box
supper and social in the Cable Hall
on Thursday evening, inviting in
their friends.
The Misses Emma and Blanche
Cusson were in Newport Friday cven-
ing to attend Il local talen play given
there.
Next week Friday evening. the
nearest date available for Washing
tons birthday, the 10Th annual Wash
ington ball will take place. Sargcnt's
orchestra will furnish music, refresh
mcnts will be served in the hall, and
u concert will be given before the
dance by local musicians of talent. A
number Of interesting features Will be
introduced, and every one may be
sure Of a very good time.
There will be no services at st.
Peters church on Sunday next. as
the Rev. +. T.. Stephenson is called
away on business for the bishop.
The usual V. !. S. social will be
held in Music Hall Friday evening,
with good music by a four piece or
chestlu, Mrs. Leon Curticc b.
charge.
A. Gerry Blodgctt of the Worcester
Tech has been i'll with Influenza at
his fraternity house, the Lambda Chi
Alpha, in that city.
On Feb. 81, the boys of tho Agri-
cultural school are to give an enter
tainmcnt in Music aHll which prom
ises most attractivcly. There will be
Il play, "Thc Coloncl's Maid" sing
ing by the Glcc Club, and readings
by Miss Kathleen LeBarron, all sure
to be good, and a)l followed by ;
dance. This is the debut Of the boys
as performers, and they hcspeak
good attendance.
j. r. Watclmad has been spending
few days in New York on business
Miss Carolyn Darling has returned
to her school in Boston, after spend
ing a few days vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j. Hubbard, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Griswold left
Wednesday for Sea Breeze, Fla.
where they will visit the Stualts fol
q few weeks.
The room in the Grapes block for
merly used foy Il restaurant has beer
rented to Martin G. Hubbard for thci
hardware business.
John Lapoint is ut home from Cal
lifornia where he has been for few
weeks.
i. w. Hatch was called TO New
bury the first Of the week to attcnt
the funeral of his grandmother, whit
was almost century old.
Mrs. Fred Peaslcy and two children
arc stopping with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Joseph LaPoint, while MI
Peasley is working at White Rive
junction this winter.
Maurice Way has a position in tn
Census Department at Washington
ID. c.
nIr. and Mrs. II. A. Squircs wcr
called to Farnham, p. O., this wee
BIZ the death of her father, A V. Dcs
rochcrs.
Miss Bessie Harris has been spend
ing Il few days with friends in 81
) Johnsbury.
T. i. Coblcigh is able to be on
again after scvclal weeks of sever
illness with pneumonia.
Mrs. Fred Shonyo was called t
Barnet recently by the death of he
aunt, Miss Jeanette Lang.
Miss Amanda Folsom died Monda
: morning, about three o'clock, ut he
home on Broad street, after about
weeks illness with bronchitis. He
advanced aye wa, against her rcco>
cry, almost from the first, but sh
WAS most tcndcrl! cared for by he
great nephew, Fred Folsom an
his wife, who lived with her.
: Miss Folsom was one Of the old res
idcnts of this town. She was born i
: the town of Danville, on May /:
1922 While anita small her nol,pnt