Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21

! III ''H'1icll " al'y ioi IL lew Nteis9.
Thrc.her's orchestra had their uaua
dance and crowd at the Cable hail u
Saturday evening.
The lecture by Rev. +. II. Stephen
son Is to be given in Music hall OF
"Wednesday evening, instead of II
Cabcl'S hall. This is an Illustrate
lecture, based on Mr.. Stephenson:
experiences on a hospital ship Off The
African coast, and fully ILLUSTRATED
with pictures taken by himself and ii
is sure to be most interesting ant
instructive.
The Village Improvement Societ!
have their regular dance and socir
on Friday evening, in Music hall
There will be four-picce orchcst;
and Il good program is assured.
At the recent mcctilg of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
Valley Council, joint installation
was held, OF the Mechanics, ano
their auxiliary the Sons and Daugh'
tors of Liberty. The officers install
led over the J. O. U. A. NJ. are: Coun-
cilor, G. 3. Allyn; vice councillor
Hugh Eastman; warden, N A. Nor
ton; trustees, U. S. Grant. The de-
putty installing the officers OF the
Sons and Daughters of Liberty was
Mrs. May ellison, assisted by W. A.
Bcmis. Their officers are as follows:
Councillor, Mabel Batchelder; vice
councillor, Laura Balaw; associate
councillor Mary Pierce; associate vice
councillor, Nellie Blake; guide, Della
Bean; inside guard, Shirley Drown;
outside guard, Jennie Rogers.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons
of Veterans held one of their enjoy
able whist parties in the Grand Army
hall Saturday evening, with Il good
attendance.
George w. Pierce, Jr., has gone 70
Valparaiso, Ind, where he will take
Il course in telcgraphy ut the Nalpar-
also University.
Mrs. W. G. Gage, who has been
seriously i'll with Il heart trouble, IS
now much better, although not yet
able to go out.
There were no races on the speed
way Saturday, as the snow storm
made it impossible to keep the track
clear.
Miss Mabel Williams spent few
DAYS last week at her home in Con-
cord
Miss Flora Barber spent Sunday
with her parents at the Burke Noun
Club house in East Burke.
III: Cleon Colby did not return
with his father, Harry Colby, as ex-
Dcctcd, but was found SO much bet
lei. that lie decided to go at once 20
Boston, where hc has entered DR..
private hospital for thcl
care ard treatment that his case re-
luircs. Mrs. Colby and little Ruth
ire in Newmarket, N. H., with hcri
parents at present.
Mr., and Mrs. Willis Conner have
,ecn in Boston for Il few days Oh Il
business trip.
Miss Ethclynd Chase has gone to
he railroad shops to work for a few
months on the Inventory work.
Miss Virginia Mhrgi, of Derby Line
| relative of MrS/A. +. Christopher,
las come here to live with the Chris
opkers and will attend school at the
institute.
Mrs. John Mcrrill<of Newport has
,ccn visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whipple have ,
,ecn visiting relatives in Orleans for
short time last week.
Mrs. William Lumbclt, of Scran-
on, Pa, who will be better remem-
,cred here as Hortense Mu1ch, is Wis
ting in town, guest of her brother,
;eorgc, of her friends, Miss Lora
Natchie. Her mother, Mrs. John
Iurch, is stopping in Scranton, and
ooking out for the three children and
Gr. Lumbert.
Harold Ahern is at home from New
Cork, where he has been taking a
pecial business course at Columbia
University.
The Rev. f. Fl. Stephenson, rector
If st. Peters church, has handed his
to the proper authorit-
es, and expects to leave here in Feb
uary. He plans now to return to his
lomc in England at that time. Dur
ng the short time he has been here,
lc has been very satisfactory, and his