The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23

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! the home and foreign missionary So
cety and also the Red Cross. She
was a member of the Relief Corps
dcnt and Guard. She always gave
freely to ali these things and attend
ed the meetings rs long as iter
health permitted. Her cheerful pres
ence and ready wit has added life and
brightness to many social gatherings
and all feel thew have lost a person
al friend. Besidcr her husband she
leaves no nearer relatives than sec
ond or third cousins in Scotland.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. Gracv
who is let alone in the house. The
funeral was held at the Gongrega-
tional church on Wednesday, Dec.
ID Rev Mr.. Warner preached. The
manager Of the funeral was Mr..
Winch Of McIndoes. The bearers
were Mr.. Thorne, John Varnum,
George Smart and Frank Taylor
There were beautiful flowers from
relatives and friends. The burial
was at Peacham.
Quite a number Of relatives and
ncighbors of Mrs. Hannah Martin
called on her Wednesday to help cell
citrate her Goth birthday. Mrs. Mar
tin is very well for a woman of her
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller are in
Boston for few days.
A neighborhood Christmas tree was
given by Mrs. Patience Nutting and
boI, ,,,,,,i1., L'1i1n,r o,rot,ip,r
at the EweiPs Hollow schoolhouse.
The schoolroom and stage were pref
lily decorated. the stage having r"v
of small evergreen trees across the
front. The tree was decorated with
/ Christmas cheer with presents for
all. An excellent program was given
by the pupils as follows: Welcome
Song, school; recitation, On Christ
mas Day, Hazel Morse; song, Christ
mas Carol, Wallace S. Taylor; reel
tation, A Timely Pointer, Luella M.
WEIGH; song, Telling Santa, Mildred
A. Nutting; recitation, Looks Like
Pa, Ellen Taylor; song, Merry
Christmas, school; recitation, Family
Troubles, Mildred A. Nutting; reci-
tatlon, A Christmas Carol, Wallace
S. Taylor; dialogue, Christmas Eve,
] Myrtle and Hazel Morse, Lucia
/ Welch and Ellen Taylor; recitation,
! A Letter to Santa Claus, Myrtle f.
Morse; song, Beautiful Christmas
1 Eve, Wallace S. Taylor; pantomimc,
Christmas Secrets, school; song,
Christmas Tree, school.
Clifton, the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
/ Inbn ChaDIlnr il yol,y Cick
Mrs. Carrie Wheeler fell recently
at Elmer Farrington's house and
hurt her leg badly, although il is
thought no bones are broken.
Arthur Peak Of Claremont, N. H.,
is at Albert Peaks.
Albert Peak and Alfred Peak have
their electric lights going in house
and barn.
Mrs. G. W. Esden was at St. Johns
bury Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Reynolds Wis
tied at Charles Jennison's WedneS-
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Wheeler have
| gone to Barre.
| Nh. and Mrs. c. F. EMERSON have
gone, to St. Cloud, Fla, to spend the
winter
The junior reception was held at
Academy Hall, on Friday evening,
Dec. II. A good crowd was present
and the program was enjoyed by all.
Miss Mabel Ainsworth was given
post card shower Friday Dec. II as
reminder of her 18th birthday.
Nj. and Mrs. Hazen Morse of H.
linois are visiting at Mrs. Ole Nc
Farlane's.
Carroll McLaren has bought the
Allen farm in Barnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lyford CT
Hardwick were in town last week
Doris and James Craig and Beat
rice Main went to St. Johnsburv Sat
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Nelson.
The men Of East Peacham gave
an oyster supper and dance at
Brookside Hall Tuesday evening. The
work was done wholly by the men
and was great success. They clear
ed $24 which went toward the village
lights. Mrs. Wilkes orchestrH of
st. Johnsbury furnished music for
| the dance.