The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-15
EAST CONCORD


Sunday school class of little folks to
sugar party at her home Saturday
afternoon, there being II in attend
ance. The afternoon was greatly en-
joyed by the little folks with sugar
and games. We hope more children
will get interested in the Sunday
school for there is sure to be good
things ahead for them.
Mrs. Eliza Graham is among the
sick this week. Dr. French is in IT
tendance and her many friends hope
foY speedy recovery.
Fred Whipplc is working at Fitz-
dale.
Mrs. Celia Glincs Of Whitcfield Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Ed Cole the first
of the week.
Among the visitors in St. johns
bury the past week were Mrs. Lem
Fisher, Mrs. Addie webb, Mrs. Ralph
Hartshorn and Verna, Mrs George
King, ID. M. Smith, J. c. Warren,
Mrs. George Lavaturc.
Austin White who has been Wis
ting relatives in Orleans returned
homo Monday. $500
J. C. Warren and Harold were in
Woodsvillc, Monday, returning home
with fine pair of horses
II. Il. White has moved from Mrs.
Ira Grants house to l.. w. Hasting' :
tenement at Concord, which he re-
Hastings stock of goods, where Nj.
White intends to carry on business.
MI. and Mrs. George Bortwell VS.
tied at Harry Morten's at Concord
Saturday returning Sunday with a
team purchased of MI. Morten.
Ed. Cole has been hired rs janitor
of the Methodist church in place OF
Charles Phillips who resigned.
Mrs. Dave Bean Of Groveton, IN.
H., was week end guest of Mrs.
Lewis Stockwcll. Mrs. Bean went
to st. Johnsbury Monday.
Norman Hall has bought moving
picture machine and it looks as If
we might have pictures here IN the
near future.
Miss Marcia Isham of st. johns
bury spent Friday night with her
mother, Mrs. Hubbard Fisher, and
attended the dance at Halls Hall. A
good time was reported.
Mrs. Addie Webb has sold her
horse to MI and Mrs. Carl Bort, pos
session to be given in the mean fu-
turc.
! Frank Kcneson has been appointed
administrators and w. N. Adair an
1 H. P. Streeter commissioners OF the
late Fred Smiths estate.
Ross Folsom was business visitor
in Boston over the week end.
Mrs. Elroy Fiskc has returned from
Marlboro, Mass, after visiting rela-
tives in Maine. She with Mr.. Fisk
are stopping at their mothers, Mrs.
c. Goodell.
Gilbert HaineS has returned from
Portland, where he has been the past
few days and with Mrs. Haines and
baby were visitors in st. Johnsbury,
Saturday.
Mrs. A. f. Gallup of Gallup's Mills
was al over tSuIiudS 5uco1 Va wa
Gallup at John Folsom's.
Only one more Sunday before
Conference. Let us have full house
next Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kcneson who has been
quite sick with the grip for the past
two weeks is slowly convalescing.
Mrs. Ira Grant is having hcT
house repaired by new paper Eugene
Stone is doing the work. Mrs. Grant .
will go to housekeeping there this
week.
The annual election OF officers of
the L. A. S. took place with Mrs.
James Grant Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs y. II. Thomas was elected
President, Mrs Elisha Graham, first
vice, Mrs. Eta Smith second vice,
Mrs. Kate Emery, third, Mrs. George
King treasurer, Mrs. Estellc Meselve,
rocrotn~v Mrs Rose Morrison. collec-
tor with Mrs. Della Brown and Mrs.
James Adair assistants. entertainment
committee, Charles Phillips, James
Grant, George Boutwell, and d. II. 4
Thomas. The l.. A. S. is in very I;
good circumstances, having about
5000 in the treasury.
The Texas school began Monday
with Arbella Lord as teacher, Miss
Lord is boarding with Mrs. l.. S.