St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-06
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held their annual school fair at the
town hall on Tuesday, Sept. %. Miss
Mary {. Gilfllan, the County demon
Stration agent judged the cooking and
sewing and spoke to the teachers on
school lunches. Supt. Harvey Bur-
bank judged the garden crops and
! wood work. Following is Il list of
prizes awarded.
Class III, Section l, Grades 1, ,. :,
Sofa pillow, Theodore S. Darling;
knitted article, Theodore S. Darling;
embroidered article, Alma Churchill;
crocheted article, Alma l.. Churchill,
Katherine Shaw; fancy article, Eva
/. Harvey, Eleanor Thresher; patch
ing, Eleanor NJ. Thresher; darning,
Agnes Shaw.
Glass IL, Section |, Grades l, ,, 3,
4.-jar of Jelly, Theodore S. Darling,
q. Lafield Cowan; canned. fruit, Rob-
ert r. Esden, Theodore S. Darling;
loaf of white bread, Wilson Thresh-
Ell; cake, (no frosting). Theodore S.
Darling, Wilson W. Thresher; can
ned vegetables, Stella Ashford, Ken
meth Goslant.
Glass |, Vegetables-Tive potatoes,
}. Millyn Moore, Wendell G. Clark;
5 apples, Terence Munroe, Keneth l..
Goslant; 2 beets, Dwight L. Somers,
Luella M. WEIGH; pumpkin, Ter
ence Munroe, Margaret A. Lamb;
squash, Alma l.. Churchill, Glenn Nc
Phee; ! turnip, Luella NJ. Welch,
Mitchell G. Goslant; 3 carrots, Gladys
E. Howe, Robert McPhee; 3 palsnips,
Dwight l.. Somers; 3 tomatoes, Ed
mund E. Abbott, Wendell G. Clark;
2 cucumbers, Mary E. Wilson, Luella
nj. WEIGH; 10 ears of corn, Wendell
G. Clark, Agnes H. Hay, Loring C.
Munger; collection of apples, Calvin
J. Vance; collection of vegetables,
Luella M. Welch.
Glass II, Section II, Grades 5, 6, 7,
S-Jar jelly, Myrlee E. Clark, Doris
Clark, Marion Shaw; cake (no frost
ing), Seraph Darling, Marion Shaw;
layer cake, Evelyn Lyford; jar canned
vegetables. Julia ID. Cowan, Elmer
Farrow; jar canned meat, Clyde B.
Munroe, Myllee f. Clark.
Class III, Section II, Grades 5, 6, T.,
Sofa pillow, Doris Darling, Helen
b. Livingston; print apron, Charlotte
II. Moore, Wendell Somers: knitted
article, Doris Darling, Ethel McPhee;
embroidered article, Doris Darling,
Mildred HASTE; crocheted article,
Seraph Darling, Agnes Shaw; out .
lined article, Lou Harvey, Vivian E. |
Snow; fancy article, Doris Darling,
Marion Shaw; darning, Ethel Nc
Phee, Myrlee E. Clark.
Class III, Section I-Calving, Nit
chell G. Goslant.
Glass III, Section II-Wooden az
ticle, ]. Millyn Moore, Wendell G.
Clark; carved article, Richard Cowan.
Class IV-Drawing, Mildred ID.
Morse, Alma L. Churchill; chick ms,
Richard Cowan, J. Millyn Moore,
Nelson B. Milligan; woods, Edward
l.. Rowe, Edmund B. Abbott; onions,
J. Millyn Moore; peanuts, Kenneth
G. Goslant; melons, Edward NJ.
Thresher; Turban squash, Wilson w.
Thresher; Turtle, Beulah E. Somers.
The few who attended the state
fair at White River Junction Wedne $
day were the lucky ones as it proved
to be a fine day. A large number at
tended onThursday and were treated
to steady down pour of rain all day.
MI and Mrs. Albert Peak Wis ted
their son, Arthur Peak and family,
at Claremont, N. H., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker of
J Johnson were at Frank Chandlcr's
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Morse has gone to
Danville to nurse in the family OF her
son, Carlos Morse.
+. 3. Allen is having serious
trouble with one of his eyes. He was
at St. Johnsbury Friday to see DIR.
CramtolI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Aldrich and
Miss Sadie Blake of Sutton were at
Fred Tayicr's Sunday.
Miss Agnes Davidson was the guest
of Miss Agnes Goss over Sunday.
The Inc on Molly Falls telephone
was out OF commission again Monday
MOI ming The patrons OF this line
feel that they are entitled to better
service thar they have had the past
summer
The officers of he Congregational
Sunday School for the cominr year
are as follows: Supt., Wesley
r. Burn Abbott; superintendent of
junior del'atment, Mrs. Ollie McFar-
lane; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Elsie Choate.
Miss Verna Rowe of East Peacham,
has gene tt Boston to study to be a.
teacher.
Darcomb Rowe returns this week
to the Unworthy at Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lackie and
daughter, Margaret, of East Ryegate,
called on friends in town Sunday.
Miss Margaret Krooner of New
Haven. Conn, is spending couple
OF weeks with Miss Sara Bailey. Miss
krotn cr Las been in America for Z
years, but will sail the 2lst for