The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-27
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Chicken Pie Supper at Barnet Center
The Ladies' Aid at Barnet Center
served chicken pic supper in the
church vestry last Friday night which
was largely attended The supper
was fine and the best of food was
served in abundance to a hungry
crowd of people. Up stairs was con
! Quoted a sale consisting Of home
made candy, aprons and fancy work
of al kinds, also bed quilts, honorable
mention should be made of shade
hat made by Mrs. Margaret Nc
Larcn, one of the oldest women in
the parish. Mrs. McLaren learned
the art of plating straw when she
was Il girl. The hat was made Of
soft shining straw, perfectly shaped
and fashioned. Two large grab bags
full of wonders furnished Il great
deal Of fun End entertainment for
the crowd The vcstry and booths
were attractivcly decorated with ev-
crgrccn and mountain ash( berries.
About $205 were added to the treas
urv Of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. B. J. Galley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walker and Ruth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Rowe, Ed. Rowe, DR.. and
Mrs, r. II. Hazelton, Edith Wallace,
DR.. and Mrs. Eliot and Harriet. Bcr-
tina Harris, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson
and son, Lawrence, were among the
village people who attended the
chicken pie supper at the Center Fri
dav night
Bert Kimball and men are putting
the home of James Allen on Church
st., in ship shape before they move
into it.
Mrs. Anna Sargent has returned TO
Littlcton, N. II.
Charles Harris, who has been
spending the past month in HyanniS,
Mass, has returned home. His son,
Dr.. Harris and wife returned with
him.
Fred Stanley and daughter Agnes,
of Lincoln, N. NJ, were at W. S.
Brooks Sunday, also T. 0. French
Of st. bloomsbury.
A pleasant afternoon was spent at
Mrs. Hazel Quimby's Thursday when
the w C T u met and discussed
"Woman's Responsibility in Regard
to the Ballot" Mrs. Alice SomeIs
was in charge of the program and
short speeches were made by different
ladies present. At ) p. m. Mrs. Quinn
by served a delicious lunch and the
ladies adjourned until Nov. Is, the
date of the next meeting
George Cary of St. Johnsbury who
has been clearing a lumber lot in
East Barnet has offered to give to
the churches at East Barnet and
Barnet village a winter supply of
wood, if the men in the parishes will
90 and cut it. Next Saturday it has
been arranged to have a "Bee" for
the purpose. 1t is hoped that every
man who can will turn out and help
at this time. 1t is a good offer for
which we thank Mr.. Cary.
The Ladies Socity of Barnet vii
lagc will serve a chicken pie dinner
and supper election day, Nov. 2 at
school house hall. 1t is the plan to
have moving pictures at the town
hall in the evening, and the returns
of the elections as they come in will
be announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Gilillan have
returned from d trip made in their
car to Bosto nand Albany, N. Y.
Dr.. and Mrs. Baker and two chill
drcn spent Sunday at l.. f. Gilfllan's.
The youngest son of Rev. and Mrs.
Gregg and the baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
John iGlchrist were christcncd in
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Dow spent
Sunday with his mother, Mr., Char
lotto Dow.