Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-14
CONCORD

Boston.
Mrs. Charles d. Stanley spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stanley of Victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chase and
sons, Albert and Ralph of East st.
Johnsbury spent Sunday at F. A.
Hutchinson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warren and
family spent Sunday with MI. and
Mrs. j. e. Warren, Kirby.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Douglas is quite i'll.
TIE friends and ncighbors of +.
J. Cote gave them surprise party
Friday evening, enjoying dancing
and refreshments.
Mrs. l.. M. Lewis returned Satui-
day from a visit in Littleton, N. H.,
and St bloomsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Virtue of s..
Johnsbury were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Brooks has returned
from !. visit to Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Emma West visited in st.
]ohn.iH.Y Saturday,
Clarence w. Lillicrap was II st.
Johnsbury Saturday.
Roscoe Parker broke both bones
of his leg above the ankle while at
work in the woods Thursday. Calder
woods ambulance was called and he
was taken to st. .Johnabury Hospital.
M. J. Spaulding was called to
Greenfield Saturday to attend the
funeral of Charles Clifford.
Almon Smith of Luncnburg visited
his daughter, Mrs. r. J. Spaulding
the first of the week.
c. A. Crowell was in st. Johnsbury
Saturday.
Almon Smith was in Barnet Sun
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Ruth Gilfillan.
Visitors in st. Johnsbury the past
week were Mrs. George Hastings,
Mrs. Nettie Hill, Mrs. S. J. Hard
ing, Mrs Emma Quimby, Mrs Helen
Stockwcll, Evelyn Bowen, Mrs.
Margaret Gorham, X. +. Richards,
O. B. Cutting.
Mrs. Ellen A. Scales of Nashua,
N. H., is a guest Of Mrs. Alice Rich
ards and Mrs. Ellen Bazin.
The sum added to the treasury OF
the Unircrsalist church for Dccem-
Der was 1855 instead of $5:G3 as
reported last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cooper went
Saturday to Springfield, Mass, to
visit Mrs. Coopcl'' daughter, MIS-.
Fred Mosher.
Ralph Bennett and Fred Lillicrap
are visiting in Boston.
Loren Smith was in st. Johnsbury
Friday OH business.
W. D. Blodgett was business Wis
itor in st. Johnsbury Monday.
Fred I.oclair of Hardwick was .
..u..no.A 1~itor in own "Wednesday
A.. ". \. R1'al'hfv was in S.
.;,i,r bury, Nod" p1"Y.
Nr. ;nd A.. =. :. .d!i'imo4t w2'%
!. -. .Dol;a,hurr Saturday.
White. Nr1, l'iAd l4lt moveI I'M"
Steven H;uiian.Hs housr.
NJ. aad Ny Ralph Hart @hoEn o.
l..-l tn.cn i hnNc h.en spending a
,,,' day.. with NJ. and Mr5. J. =.
Warren.
Mr.. ~. W.. rhAl's "a>'o'' Nai'
IN 81. Jo!n-hV,} Saturday,
&. e Waite. Va III ST JohnS3u4y
'f"ulsday.
The Sunday School OF the Mctho-
G'ry church was rcorganized Sund.y
Win Mrs. Elmer Reed superintend-
cit; Mrs. Edwin Gray, assistant su-
ptrintcndcnt; Mrs. d. j. Lunnle;
secretary and treasurer and Mis-
Mary Reed, assistant sec. and treas;
organist, Miss Margaret Hull.
Tuesday evening prayer meeting
will be held with Mrs. Susan How
ard at 7.3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ellison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvar ellison OF East
Burke were guests at F. A. Brewers
Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Goodreault was a Wis
itor in St. Johnsbury one day last
W"ck
\, the ir4ui,,r .@o.flnG OF Wool
lguy ". +. {. NJ. . TU':Hl,y ever
,n5, Jan. 6 the officers were installed
for the ensuing year with Mrs. Hell
en- P. Bonnet, past department pres
ident as installing officer. President,
Mrs. Ella r. Lee; senior vice pres
ident, Miss Alice E. Parker; junior
vice president, Mrs. Isabel Morgan;
treasurer, Mrs. Gertrude B. Reed;
secretary, Mrs. Helen P. Bonnet;
chaplain, Mrs. Viola L. Stacy; con-
ductor, Mrs. Martha Williams;
guard, Mrs. Susan May; assistant
conductor, Mrs. Eddie \. Miltimore;
assistant guard, Mrs. Annie Hunter;
color bearers, Mrs. Wanna Wood
bury, Mrs. Lois Cutting, Mrs. En-
ma Blodgett; musician, Mrs. Lola
M. Cutting. After the meeting re-
freshmcnts were served in G. A. X.
hall.
Rev. P. J. MacGinnis, pastor Of
the Universalist church will speak on
The Redeeming Power of the
World" next Sunday morning.
NORTH DANVILLE
Yrs. Gcorge Clifford who has been
quite i'll with inflammation of the
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