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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-15
JULE6BUHG. GaslT-ADvOCATE

ROO8 FUND
DIR F. also
Max Mahler board Morrison $3.50
Genia Geiger, board for 5000
H Hodges, board for 200
Arthur II. Lewis, for 1870
s. T. AckelGps coal for 1O4O
$3.50
" for pauper 1901
seconded and
County Attorney coming
Julesburg voted the official
If and County Printing.
Board to Tuesday. January
NELLIE E. NICHOLS Clerk
Tuesday, January 6th 1920
adjourned following
present. Nage John Mowbsy Commissioner H.
Pound County Attorney and Nellie E. Nichols, clerk
O2 s) fourteen
Fosyfour (0 West
three (4s West received and laid until the meeting
Board
lection to said petition to be filed.
The bids for blanks stationery
opened and considered And the the bid of
Grit Printing Juesbug
on of Commissioner Moy seconded by
tract awarded to the Grit Printing Company.
adjourned Wednesday, January
NELLIE E. NICHOLSC Clerk
January 7h 9th and 9h
spending
ing The of different offices.
They adjourned o meet Tuesday, February srd, 1920.
NELLIE E. NICHOLS Clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-15

tion Of Adler-i-ka surprises botA -
tors and patients. A business na1 ~
ports great benefit in . loag sta11a1G
case Of indigestion and souF sto00Ga
Cleveland & Law, dEugGists.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-15

Let the Grit-Advocats V1oe-olD -
your work for 20. Thses sa)1D
are being recognised ~ svsyuaA
who wish to buy, sen = s1sAa1eA
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-01-15
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1920
OCMlN(S OF The BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


following Frank Nase Chairman; John
H. Pound Attorney and Nellie
Nichols Clerk.
Frank Nagel County Commissions $ 1850
H Hodges salary eth quarter County Commissioasr 1850
John Mowbray County Commissioners $ 1880
Emma Carlson, salary and expenses County Supt $3.50
Jess Johnson County Treasurer 14667
Jess Johnson premium on bond
Fund Ills
Fred B Wilson, salary. Deputy County Treasurer 1900
1872
County Clerk Fee Fund 1000
Wilma Sme salary, Deputy County Clerk 1900
Kinsman 1910
Humber.tone s45
Humherstone salary expenses County
n.ude Habr.nd salary 9TH quarter Deputy County
McClary expenses s24sO
District Clerk 1os15
N. Rolfson Deputy District Attorney 500
Reporter $3.50
Water Commissioner 1906
Doyle Deputy Water Commissioner 56
Tel telephone service SOTO
Out West Printing Stationery Co.. supplies for November 551s
Out Printing Stationery supplies December
Industrial School Girls
Grit Printing supplies and stationery
Zion Institutions and Industries supplies S6
Thomas Flora
G. b. Austin
VIM. Keefer
Juesburg,
supplies
N.la r N;hol, nrem;um m hond o75o
George Twombly Dist Atty
w. H. Pound salary County Attorney 1000
ROAD FUND
Juesburg
Sedgwk Lumber Company supplies 1866
Ernest Caiklns labor 1880
Harris Brady
Jackson
Moen
Ray
E. c. Hamilton salary road supervisor 10000
Glen Beaman
Juesbure Company supplies
Highway Department freight labor loading engine 12o5so
Hastines Hatcher supplies for
Dye supplies 22o1
Penney, 5o25
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
WEST BARNET.

Mrs. Minnie Corey and two children
"ho have been visiting a. David Pur-
lyS for the past week returned 20
their homo in Lyndonvillc Thursday.
Mrs. Moses Roy returned home
from Maiden, Mas. and we are glad
TO hear OF her return.
The Priscilla Club met with Mrs.
Olga Warden, Thursday. Thirteen
members were present.
Mrs. Luclla Manchester visited at
James Blain's Thursday. Other guest
were Nj. and Mrs. Franl, Plain, M.
and Mrs.. u. a. Blain and Robert
Strobridgc
Mrs. c. 4. Choatc and Miss Allan
ia Fields were in St. JohnsbuIy Mon
day.
Nj. and Mrs. Warren Estabrooka
and daughter Helen, are guests at A.
c. Ritchia'S.
Miss Jessie Hastc spent the week
ii home visiting at II. A. Hastic';
and other friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
EAST BURKE

= MIS-. Alfred Trip has been qu;tc
sick for a few days.
Eva EoeobrQok was Il week cNl
visitor at her nunt's, Mrs. Alvin
Dodecs at Burke Hollow.
Mrs. Martha Welch and son, Law
renee spent The day Wednesday with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie kittredgc.
Little Shorbie Lang is having
trouble with his leg again and is
confined to the house.
Nj. Foyc OF st. Johnsbuly was a
business visitor in town Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. J. g. Angel visitc !
relatives at Lyndonvillc, MonIaN.
Dennis Davis was /. business visitor
in St. Johngbury Sunday.
Ms. Adds Barber was called to
Springfield, Mass, Monday on tn"
midnight by the illness OF hcr dau%h
ter, Mrs. Harry Temple with quin>y
sore.
Mr.. and MIS-. Dunn from Troy NE
working at Mt. View farm.
Hazel Tripp from OlleanS haN
come 10 fli'tt ! ltpI) - IoI INV ''t'''-
nlcr.
John Reach is quite sick with
heart trouble. His wife is in very
poor health.
MI. and Mrs. y. d. Webster, Mi"
I'loy Gibson, MI. and MIS-. Charles
Ball were Sunday visitors at Harry
Horner's.
Mrs. Abbic Colby Of West Burke
is visiting her brother and wife, NJ.
and Mrs. F. c. Harvey.
Mrs Frank Mills of Lyndon Center
spent the day Tuesday with he
sister, Mrs. A. 3. Colby.
The b. B. Sunday school class held
business meeting Monday evening;
and organized choosing Allan Gilbert,
presidents, Alva Frccto, vice prc'i-
dent; Carl Harris, secretary; ROY
Freeto. treas. They choose Il claa|
name having for their motto, Pro-
verbs 17:17.
Monday evening, April 10. the Il. b.
class will meet with Mrs.. Webster for
a short business meeting, followed by
social hour. Every member is asked
tC come.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
WEST DANVTLLE

Mr, and Mrs. Harold kittredg
spent last "Wednesday in St. Johns
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brickctt, NJ
and Mrs. George kittrcdgc, Willar,
El'ickctt and Gilbert Hastings wcr,
business visitors at st. John>bury las
Thursday.
Mrs. A. J. Goss spent WedncSda,
at Danville.
Mr.. Elsie Bovcc spent the wcol
end at Barnet with her daughter
Mrs. Dave Colbrith.
Miss Emily Armstrong, who ha
been spending few day at st
JohnSbury with her sister. Mr.. !ol)
Conley, came home Monday.
Marshal Dunbar of Walden spcn
the week end with lis grandmother
Mrs. T.. W. Dunbar.
Quite Il number Of the children ar,
i'll with measles.
Mrs. Will Maynesof Monroe cam,
to work at Wallace AnsWorth'S.
Bert OSgood has finished work Il
ST. .IohnSbury and has returned hoMc
Plume Pope was at St. John>bul!
last week
Mrs. William Shrrs spent FRIDAY
at St. Johnsbuly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
LUNEN BURG

Herbert F.. Bulch Of st. JohnsbulN
Va in Gown recently TO see his BROTH
cr George, who is steadily failing.
Mrs. Eva Briggs Of Dalton is car
in for Mr.. O. ". Kingsbuly, who has
br.n very i'll with grippe and pnou-
Monia.
~ n. Stockcr Of Danville, district
re"t. supervisor. was in town last
week and appointed Ira Blood patrol
ilcm Concord to the village and nv
in.. Gilsby from there 20 Lancaster.
MI. Blood and Mr.. Silsby will attend
the meeting for patrol instruction in
81. Johnsbuly on Wednesday and The
road commissioner and ;clcctmcn Will
attend the meeting in Guildhall on
Tuesday.
\. ID. Nichols and grandson, Dana,
we're IN st. Johnsbury on Saturday,
where Mr.. Nichols had business with
The David Kimball farm sale, and
they also visited Miss Clara Nichols
and other relatives.
The David kimball farm has been
sold to Groveton parties who win
cut tho pulp and hay, but not occupy
tie place at present.
Mrs. Maggie SpauldinG delightfully."-
entertained Il party Of ladies on We'd
nesday of last week, giving them all
the sugar they could cat with dough-
nut, and pickles.
Mrs. Richard Ball is seriously i'll
and fears are entertained for hcr re-
covely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Silsby have
gone to her mothers, MIS-. Dick
Dodge, in Fitzdalc where they will
remain till they can get tenement
and Mr.. Silsby will work for the
Fitzdae Paper Company.
Mrs. H. T. S:lsby gave a sugar par
~ at SilsbyIandS sugar camp on Nor
day which was greatly enjoyed by
both the children and tho Older pco-
pic who were there.
Will Smith has returned from st.
and is at Harvey Wood
burN'S.
Tho ice went out of the Connccu-
cut on Sunday morning and accord
ing to the oldest inhabitants there will
be but one run of sap after that event
Rev. Mr.. Mooney Of St. Johnsbury
officiated ut late mass ut st. Lco's
church on Sunday.
Charles Turner, Il. F. ID carrier, 0.
A. kingsbury and MIS-. l.. H. Wilson
have assisted Mrs. Jean Wilson in
the post Office during thcilncss off
Mrs. Kingsbury and Rev. G. WI
Douglas has substituted as carriersl
nnl.t Of lhc limc 4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
DANVILLE

The G. L. S. installed the follow
ng officers at The special meeting
held Saturday evening: W. NJ, Mrs.
Marian Adams; w. p, Harvey Bur-
bank; Con-, Mrs. Myrtle Bartlett; A.
Con-, Mrs. Jennie Osgood; Sec, Mrs.
Nancy Fisher; Treas, Mrs Flora
Peck; Mar, Mrs. Annie Cass; organ
Isl, Mrs Jessie Morrill,; Chap. Mrs.
May Mcdonald; Adah, Mrs. Lila Yves
son; Ruth. Mrs. Fannie Ranney; Es-
her, Mrs. Belle Morse; Martha, Mrs.
Anne Ii. Dole; Elccta, Mrs. Emily
Rodgers; Warder, Mrs. Jane Steady;
Sen. A. B. Hoyt.
There will be Il special meeting of
Washburn Lodge, No. %, F. e. A. NJ,
on Monday evening, April 10, ut Ma
sonic hall for installation of officers.
Rev. C. A. Adams was IN st.
Johnsbury on Monday, called there
on business in connection with the
Congregational Forward Movement
Campaign.
Charles Mills came home last week
to spend the summer ON his farm near
Pumpkin Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Badger of Hyde
Park spent the week end with their
daughter, ut w. f. Hcath's
George Towne from st. Johnsbury
visited his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Christie Townc, over Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
WHEELOCK

The village schools commenced the
: prinS term last Monday.
Evelyn Roberts, has the mump%.
l.. N. Crcc's shop is closed for u
few day. as Mr.. Cree Is in Masachu-
cts on business.
Tho sick ones are all gaining.
Charlie; Miles Is now able to be at
,hc Eill most OF the time.
MI. and Mrs. Carroll Dean Of St.
,'o!:nsbuiy visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. =. Dean the first Of the
..'rt(.
No services ut The church bccauc
81 so much Sickness.
Remember the demonstration meet
IL ny Miss Kelley at Mrs. a. T..
" ecI'a Tuesday, April 20. An all day
:cssion. Picnic dinner.
ohm Ripley of Windsor was at his
home here over Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

> Mr.. George Htalr entertained II
dinn1r Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl
Thorton and Georgia, ana Ms. MAJ.
Machay and family OF Peacham und
NJ. Hannah Thorton, il being Nh,
Bluila nth birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Suohlidrc we@a
Aue.t, al ]. ". Bluin'> Friday eve
hln...
NJ. and Mr. Frank Emery have
moved from the Hanson house to
East Barnet where he has employ
ment.
Mis- May White returned to Lya-
,Ionvillc Institute Tuesday.
MIS-. Dudley Fii%&etald. and Cor
doa Eit2@elaldS and Nj. Rohs.t
Steele WC"c in St. John>huly Satu-
day..
Mr. and Mr.. Robert steele were in
l'anvillc Tuesday 10 ;,ttrnd the fun
raj OF Arch Steele.
District Health Officer Ccn%c WE
IL tii.' place last week qualantiriny
or Wloopia" cough.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
EAST CONCORD

Mrs.. d. II. Thomas entertained her
Sunday schoo! class Of little folks to
Il sugar ralty at her home Saturday
afternoon, there being II in attend
ance. The afternoon was greatly en-
ioycd by the little folks with suga'
and games. We hope more children
will get interested in the Sunday
school for there is su.c 70 BE- goo''
things ahead for them.
Mrs. Eliza Graham is among tn"
sick this week. Dr.. French is in 1t
tendance and her many friends hope
foi' Il speedy recovery.
Fred Whipple is working at Fitz-
dale.
Mrs. Celia Glines Of Whtcfield VII
tied her sister, Mis-. Ed. Cole thc fir"t
of the week.
Among the visitors in st. JOINS
bury the past week were Mrs. Lem
Fisher, Mrs. Addic Webb, Mrs. Ralph
Hartsholn and Nerna, Mrs. George
King, u. NJ. Smith, J. c. Warren,
Mrs. George Lavature.
Austin White who has been Wis
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER

MI. c. f. johnson visited Mrs.
Sarah s;wasey in Ryegate last week. :.
Miss Doris Johnson spent the
week end at Lyndonville with her
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnson.
Miss Dorothy Baker is reported on
the sick list at present writing.
Mrs. W. F. Powers spent the week
end at Lyndonville with her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith.
Nh. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts
are the proud parents of a.. baby boy
born Sunday morning, April IL. Mrs,
burlington of East Burke is caring
for them.
The Christian Endeayor service
Sunday evening was conducted by the
Lavmen's League of ST.. Johnsbury.
Foster ButterGeld Of Springfield
spcnt the week end With his wife at
Z. A. Hallett's. q
Rosetta. Hutchinson is. in Bright
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
MONROE.

At the last regular Glulrc mcct;n
held lat Wednesday evening. til,
th!"d and fourth degrees were confer
red on ..lt. and Mrs. Homer Smith,
y fine musical program vas given
rho surprise number VIZ, Il durt, \.
II. Gilchri,t, comet and W. J. FIa2iy
baritone. Supper was served and
:; social time enjoyed.
Mrs. Rose Little Of Woods> lie who
has been spending some time wi.
her son. Lee Little, has returned
home.
Mr.. James Moore Of East Barnet
spent "Wednesday with her daughter,
MIS-. &. l.. Erazc:.
George Gibson is seriously i'll. \
trained nurse from v ool.villc t.
caring for him.
Waiter Pratt has returned from
W.tcrvilc, Me-, where he has been
spending several weeks with hi, i.
ter, Ms. Ad'lc HoXic.
Maurice Carter was in st. Johns
!uiy Thursday.
FREEMAN johnson l. very sick With
pneumonia.
Frank Harding i at home from
Plymouth where he has been en-
rloNcd in Il garage
George Bort was at home fron
from Lisbon "Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lee Little and daughter spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
Little in NoodSvilc.
Harlan Johnson of McIndoes ha,
bought the Ehcr Wiley house in the
village AMI will move there soon.
Rev. \. V. Fisher has excepted IT,
-Avlt&tion 10 become pastor Of the
Two churches in town for the coming
wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
CARE OF THANKS

We wish 10 extend oul .inccry
thanks to the clativc,. nci@hbors ;.ld
friends who 80 kindly assisted L.; IN
our recent bereavement. especially d,
VIC wish 10 lhank the X. Ct F., ard
pythian Sisters for their lowing +y,
pa.hy and care. and ali tho &c vino sent
tho beautiful flowers.
Ms. ho!c Steele,
MI. and Mr.. Charles Mor%An.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

cdt'.r IT. i'Ht>inr - !,uu- ,,&u ..p.i
bought the place where ne has sine.
! lived from l.. l.. Badger. He WAS
very. successful IN h, business. He
was devoted husband and loved nj,
beautiful home. He W., 4 faithful!
member of Damon l.od',r. X. Of r..
also o. banvNle Green Temple PH-
,hian StorS. His lunc al was held
from hi late home April 9TH, Rev. G.
a. Adams, officiating, as led By Rev.
David llickland, the X. rt Z. and
Hythian Sisters attended in body
md th3 l.. Of 7. conducted The ser
vice ut the grave. There NH> a pro-
fusion OF beautiful tloWels. Those
from out of town 10 attend the fun
raj were Mr.. and AIl#. Ch"r!o& Nor
gan Of Fas>umpSic. Nlr. AMI Ms.
lohn Finley and ,laughtcr, IVA, Mt, :
Elizabeth Steele, Mrs. ilclcn Nilsson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Corhc.t, NlclbcW
Smith and Bert Morrill, Of ST. Johns
bury. +. +. BADGER of Hyd, Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eob,l Steele OF Peach
I'M aAd Nh. and Ms Roufoj'th lamb
III Of Cabot.
Mrs. Augusta Dole, who hHs br,n
quite i'll, rcmainc aboul dc same.
Mis-; Vic S. Dole va. called AomH
asst week Friday by The Snliou~ i'll
c3s Of her grandparents.
The Woman's Missionary Society
ill meet at the parsonage with Nj
adams Thursday, April %. As ms
the annual meeting, a full alton
ancc is desired and ladies are re4u,:-
ID 10 bring their dues.
Miss y ira Hatch is in thc hospital
[ " o0dSVllc for an operation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

t ting relatives m UllcHi, .ttusnl,
!. home Monday.
, J. c. Warren and Harold wtrv il
| Woodsville, Monda,, returning hom,
3. with a'ti!c pair OF horses
II. L. " hite has moved from M:
liza Grant house 10 l.. Y. Hu@,ine
tcncmon; n Concord. "hich h. re-
Hastings. stock Of good. where VI g.
tWhitc intends to carry on business.
Il Nj. and Ms. George BortWall Wis
itc.l at Harry Mortcn'< at Concof
Saturday returning Sunday WIKI I,
team pun chased Of Nj. Moltcr
Ed. Cole mas been hi.l A. i;;nito.
Of the Methodist church n place Of
Charles Phillips VINO resigned.
Mr.. Dave Bean Of Grovcton. n
H., WAS a wcel, end guest o! Mrs
Lewis, S:ochwcll. Mrs. Boa. ven,
20 s.. John, Aul% Monday.
Norman Hall has BOUGHT moving
picture machine and il looks u, #
We mi?hj haze pictures here in thc
:.c'li future.
Mis- Marcia Iaham OF St. .Ichn
larry spent FRIDAY night with her
ro.hc!, Mrs. Hubbard Fisher. aNd
attended the dance nj Hall, Hail. i
good tim. Ma reported.
Mrs.. Aadic webb hAs sold h.
TO-, 10 Mr.. ard MIS-. Call Bort, pos
session 10 be given IN thu nca! fu-
turY.
Frank kcne ,on tar hccn appointed
admnistra;or and W, \. .Ndair al
H. T. Strpetor commissioners of the
late Fred Smiths estate
Ross Folsom was q business visitor
ia Boston ovcl The week end.
Mrs. Elioy Fi~kc has returned fl'orn
Marlboro. Mass, after visiting relA-
lives in Maine. She with MI. Fisk
re stopping al their mothers, Mrs
e. Goolol
Gilhcrt lIan,.; has returned from
20. tl&nd, where he has been the pa 1
w d;.E': and With Ms. HaincS and
ably SC, visitors in St. JohnsburN
saturday.
Mr.. y. L. Gallup Of G:llup's Mil, !
'aS az over Sunday guest Of Mr..
iallup al John Folsom'>.
On!> one more Sunday before
Conference Let liz have a full housr
ext Sunday.
Mrs, Frank kenoaon who has becn
.ii;c sieli with the grip for the pa y
20 weeks is slowly convalrscing. G
Mr.. La Grant is having hc;'
ousc repaired by new paper Eugene ii
tonp is doing tho work Mrs. Grant y
ill go to housekeeping there this "
eek.
The annual election Of officers o: T.,
ie l.. :. S. took place with MIS-. W
imr.' Grant Wednesday afternoon. !,
Irs. u. II. Thomas was elected IN
resident, Mrs Elisha Graham, first NJ
ccg Mr.. Eta Smith second vice, II
RS Kate Emery, third, MIS-. George s.
ing treasurer. MIS-. EStellc Mcscrvc. =,
clctaIy, MI. Rose Morrison, rollor- ot
); with Mrs. Della Brown aEG Nh. ~
lmcS Adail assistants, entertainment
Charles Phillips, James ~.
liant, George Boutwell, and ID. ii. ~.
i!omas. The l.. A. s. is in very ~,
rod circumstances, having about ~,
700 in the treasury. W.
The Texas school began Monday 81
18th Arbcla Lord as teacher. Mis-
ord is boarding with Mrs. l.. S. ~
ockwcll ca
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
PEACHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse arc
parents of Il baby girl, Phyllis Alice,
born Wednesday. April r.
A quiet wedding took place or
Wednesday, April T, when Miss Mev,
erett Francis Chamberlain, oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorgt
Chamberlain was married to Thoma
Priest OF St. JohnsbuNy Thei
friends all extend hearty congratu
lations
George Darling invited thc Acad.
envy teachers and pupils to Il sugar
ing off one day last week.
Dascom Rowe expects to return
to his school work at Burlington this
week.
Garfield Darling is making extern
sivc repairs on his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paquin from
Massachusetts are visiting then
daughter, Mrs. James Craig ant
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lyrord were
at st. Johnsbury Thursday.
ihuSH sympathy 10 tNpl tNHttl 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thurston in
the loss of their little one on Friday
of last week. The child was sick only
Il few hours.
Mrs. Wclch of Groton has beer
with her daughter, Mrs. Philip Kin
erson few days helping to care for
the children who have been quite
sick.
The blacksmith at South Peachan
:as moved to Well; River much ,c
the regret of all.
William HASTE was at Clarcmont
last week.
The East Part school began on
Monday, April ~. East Pcacham
school is postponed another week on
account Of the illness of the teacher.
Quite number attended the fu-
neral Of A. NJ. Steele at Danvill1.
Monday. April ).
Mrs. James Murphy has been
working for Mrs. Arthur Roy.
otto and Carolyn Moore have
gone to Wilbur Blodgett's to board.
The G A r meeting and dinner n
Saturday at the town hall was at.
tended by good gathering. New
sugar was served being donated BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Mllen Farrow
James Rogers and Ernest Milligan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
WELLS RIVER

Supt. OF Schools I. u. Smith cid
49,. Smith spent the week END in
H., re the guest OF Miss Alice papp.
Ms. George y. Wheeler OF White
i'lV' junction is spending Il few
Ga}> with Mrs, kilbuIn powe}*.
Rev Donald Fraser speaks at ~
lnta'-church meeting in Montpelier
W MH.da,.
THE "o.A@n'a N"licl Corp held an
cth r. success. Il -9od sale al the Rcl
res 'aom% OH S.,tu day.
''I~. Carl Mash he, been con-iled
o IN" "G.*> fol WcI: with ear
rouAl.
Nj. AL NJ. II. Cpabtrgc ard
.o2, flWi!., We're IN jc,liet,e. C&na.i:,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
BARN EFT

The annual business meeting OF th'
Ladies' Society was held at tht hom
OF Mrs. Walter johnson and Nv
Claude Gilfllan last Friday aftc!
noon. There was Il large uttcnd:.nc>
The officers elected for the comm
year were as follows: President, n.
Ella Johnson; LIST vice president, "
Blanche Aver; :2nd vice president
Mrs. Ida Gregg; secretary. ENi'I
Wallace; treasurer. Mrs. Mary /
Hazelton; business committee, Mr,
Jean Phelps, MIS-. Annie Gilfllar
Mrs. Belle Morgan, Mr.. Jenhi
Brock, Mrs. Ina Gilfllan, Mrs. Emil,
Albec. The society starts eff fer III
year with 80 members. A good mum
Der Of these are ladies who hay
no: been members before A scci;
time followed the election of officer
and delicious refreshments were sclv
ed.
Mrs. Anna Sargent is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Ada Whitney.
John Roy and family of East Bar
net visited their mother, Mrs. JUL;
Roy Sunday.
Next Friday evening there will b
an entertainment ut the Town Hal
for the benefit Of the deficit on thu
Red Cross lecture course. The en-
tertainment will be given by loca
talent.
Miss Margaret Wiley is at he
home here.
Mrs. Don Judkins went to Bosto,
and accompanied her mother, Mrs
Moses Roy, home Saturday.
Mrs. James McGill Of st. Johnsbu,y
visited her sister, Mrs. X. H. Hazel
ton last Wednesday.
Harriet Elliott spent the wccl
end at her home also Laura Dow
Miss Harriet kellogg has gone tt
Mrs. Harvey's Sanitarium in st
Johnsbuly to have the care of ar
old friend, Mrs. Fields.
DR.. Samuel Baker of Woodsvillc |
spent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. Carlos Gilfllan was Il recen, |
visitor in St. Johnsbury.
Edith Hazelton was one of scvcra' |
young ladies from Bccchwood schoo'
to 20 to Annapolis for the anhua
Easter hop, April Q.
Mrs. Jennie Cadc Lewis OF Dctro'
is visiting her old home here, callee
here by the illness Of her father
James Cade.
Mrs. Ada Whitney and Mr;. ANN
Sergeant are visiting relatives i,
LVndonyille.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
ARCHIBALD w. STEELE

Archibald m. Steele was born in
peacham, April LIST, 1878, son of Will
linn and Jessie (Corbet) Steele. He
learned his trade of his father, who
was a blacksmith, when he was IS
years old. On June %, 1902, he was
married to Miss Rose Finley, who
survives him. After his marriage he
lived in Peacham years, when he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14

1ave both been quite sick.
Miss Blanche Rcnfrew retulne>
Monday to her school at Colebrook
Mrs. Mary Machay and family at
ended Il reunion lof her family AT
Nt,t BH'".et Saturday. the occasion
'rin% the birthday Of her mother.
f.. Aene. i:lai'.
Nathan Banks has sold his farm To
y. IiaZClt1M OF B"rAnl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-14
WEST WATERFORD

The first thunder shower of the
season was April ). Thirty-eight
wears ago April we had the first
,hundcr shower of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pruc visit ID
Sunday their brothcr-in-law.
W. T. Forbes was taking the list
last week in this neighborhood.