The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-08
PEACHAM


The ball game Friday afternoon
between Peacham and Orleans
was interrupted by the neavy
shower, but Peacham was ahead
at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crazy have
returned from a trip to Massachu-
sets.
The G. A. r. and w. r. c. have
been invited to meet Saturday, Oct
8 with Mr.. and Mrs. John Crazy.
MI. and Mrs. Milsn Farrow
and Mrs. Conner Moore have been
on a trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Elsie Merrill still continues
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aiken
have gone to Monroe, N. II.
Miss Amanda Bunker, who
has been stopping with her
brother, C. A. Bunker, returns to
her home in New Hampshire this
week.
Mrs. Ollie McFarlane was in st.
Johnsbury Wednesday and Thurs
day to attend the Garfeld--Impey
wedding on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hooker,
Mrs. Elsie Chaffec and Miss Mabel
Watson were in st. Johnsbury
Saturday.
Brant Hayes and John Talbot of
Hardwick were callers Sunday at
w. S. Sanborn's.
John Stevenson, who has been
at Hampton, Va, since April,
came TO James Stevenson's Mon
day.
Bert Metcalf and family have
moved into the Ernest Munroe
place, which Ira Metcalf has
bought.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamber
lain were at Elmer Chamberlain's
in Ryegate Sunday.
F. I. Churchill has been quite
sick the past week.
The school exhibit was held at
the town hall Thursday, Sept. 80.
Following is a list Of those who
won prizes:
Class /, all grades-Potatoes,
Wendell Clark, Wilson Thresher.
Apples, Jean Goodnow, Sibley Oar
ling. Beets, Roy Munger, Elinor
Thresher. Pumpkin, Robert Els
den, Margaret Lamb. Squash,
Robert Esden, Edwin Snow. Cab
bage Glenn McPhee, Edwin
Snow. Corn Wendell Clark, Roy
Munger. Collection apples, Glenn
McPhee, Sibley Darling. Collec-
ton vegetables, Robert Esden,
Wilson Thresher. Drawing, Rich
ard Cowan, Esther Mcclellan.
Grasses, Lou Harvey, Ethel Nc
Phee. Chickens, Millyn Moore,
Richard Cowan. Woods. Wendell
Clark. Essay, Ethel McPhce. Calf,
Robert McPhee, Gwendoline Som
ersI
Class III, Sec. l. Wooden article,
Glenn McPhee.
Glass III, Sec. Wooden ar
ticlc, Millyn Moore, Wendell
Clark. Carving, Harry Rowe. To
matoes, Eva Harvey, Gordon Pet
RE, Brown bread, Theodore Oar
ling. Carrots, Roy Munger, Ell
wyn Snow. Pop corn, Emerson
Peak, Wendell Clark. Cucumbers,
Harry Rowe, Kenneth Cowan.
Class II, Sec. Jelly, Ida Ash
ford. Fruit, Katharine Shaw.
axe, no frosting, Ruth Cooley.
Vegetables, Robert Esden.
Glass II, Sec. II-Jelly, Julia
Cowan, Myrlee Clark, Fruit, Julia
Cowan, Theodore Darling. White
bread, Mary Wilson, Theodore
Darling. Cake, no frosting, Ser
aph Darling, Estelline Hunter.
layer cake, Agnes Shaw. Vege-
tables, Helen Livingston, Theo-
dora Darling. Candy, Avery
Greenwood.
Glass III, Sec. LIMITING, AL
bert Thresher. Crocheting, Alma |
Churchill, Eleanor Thresher.
Fancy article, Kenneth Goslant.
Glass III, Sec. II-Pillow, Sc
raph Darling, Mildred HASTE.
Apron, Ella Winslow, Agnes
Shaw. Embroidery, Marion Shaw,
Esther Mcclellan. Crocheting, Sc
raph Darling, Viola Robinson.
Fancy article, Ella Winslow, Ethel
McPhee. Patching, Seraph OAR
ling, Myrlee Clark. Darning, Myr-
lee Clark, Seraph Darling.
Extras-Citron, Mitchell Cos
ant. Watermelon, Benjamin
Thresher. Muskmelon, Damon
Goslant. Almonds, Harry Rowe,
Damon Goslant. Peanuts, Mitch
I'll Goslant, Kenneth Goslant.
Young potatoes, Edward Abbott.
Milo maize, Edward Abbott. Kaffir
,orn, Edward Abbott. Caulifower,
Millen Moore. Wilson LThresher.
Onions, Gwendoline Somers, Rob-
,rt McPhee. Raspberries, Harry
Rowe.
Sunfowers, Edward Abbott, AL
'ert Thresher. Rabbits, Mitchell
Ioslant, Nelson Milligan. Green
Elwyn Snow, Esther
Mcclellan. Summer squash, Will
on Thresher, Wendell Clark.
Candy, Margaret Lamb. Peas,
eva Harvey, Damon Goslant. Dis
,lay of corn, Roy Munger. Calf,
1lwin Snow. Oysters, Mitchell