The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-06
NORTH DANVILLE
Prize Winners at the School Fair
Wednesday

Wednesday
The school fair held Wednesday
was a decided success as the large
number present testified. A boun-
tiful dinner was served by the
Baptist Ladies' Aid in the church
vestry, many fine exhibits in fruit,
vegetables and needlework were
shown. Those receiving prizes
were as follows, first and second in
the order given:
Class ii, section Jelly, Will
hametta harrington, Louise Hick-
land. Fruit, Willamette Earring
ton, Marion Albizer. Vegetables,
Genevieve Woods. Jelly, Doris
Gadapee Millicent harrington.
Cake, Ruth Allen, Arvilla Vondle.
Layer Cake, Gladys Newland,
Mary Mitchell. Vegetables, Pris-
ella Gadapee, Ruth Allen. Candy,
Noel Johnson.
Glass III, Section II. Pillow,
Louise Hickland, Catherine Dryer.
Print apron, Mary Mitchell. EN-
broidery, Alexandria Duclos, Ber-
nice Merchant. Crocheting, Louise
Hickland, Esther Danforth. Out
lined Art, Marion Albiser, Edith
Hovey. Fancy Art, Esther Dan
forth. Patching, Millicent Far
rington.
Glass l all grades-Potatoes,
Gladys Gadapee, Ray Forbes. APP
Piles, Donald harrington, George
Webster. Beets, John Bouden,
Gladys Morrill, Pumpkin, Earl
McReynolds, Gladys Gadapee.
Squash, Drum Massey, Leonard
Gadapee. Turnips, Dorothy Bell
vile, Homer johnson. Carrots,
Iris Gadapee, Homer Johnson.
Parsnips, Leonard Gadapee, Ray
Forbes. Tomatoes, Gladys Gada-
pee, Carl Hubbard. Cucumbers,
Warren Mitchell, Ray Forbes.
Ears Corn, Walter Fellows, Ray
mond Bellville. Collection APP
pies, Donald Harrington, Irene
Hartshorn. Drawing, George
Knight, Addie Page. Chickens.
Gerald Bartlett. Summer Squash,
Ray Forbes, Charlotte Adams.
Sunfower, Leonard Gadapee, Will
liam J. Stanton. Citron, Arthur
Going, Elizabeth Stanton. Oysters,
Drum Massey. Onions, Iris Cad
apee, Leonard Gadapee. Cauliflow-
er, Earl McReynolds, Owen Childs
Crap apples, Allen Webster, Geo.
Webster. Shell beans, Carlton
Chickering, Gladys Morrill,. Pod
beans, John Bushey, Ray Forbes.
Ducks, Joel Moore. Rabbits, Ray
mond Going, George SWEET. Leav-
es, Lorraine Watt, Charlotte Adj
ans. Mask, Raymond Bellville.
Essay, Drum Massey. Wild Flow
ers, Ralph Simons, Marguerite
Albizer. Calf. Leslie Vondle
Wooden Art, Norman Cilley, Le-
roy Merchant.
Much damage was done in this
vicinity Friday afternoon when the
severest thunder and wind storm
of the season broke over this sec
ton. One of the beautiful trees
in Rufus Hubbard's yard was
blown down and broke the cleo
trio wires, which furnished a
spectacular display as they be-
came crossed and burned. The
weather vane was blown down
from George Drew's barn and so
badly damaged that it canot be
replaced This will be greatly
missed as it is quite a landmark
to those in the village. Trees
were also blown down at Vernon
Vances, damaging the sugar house
and breaking the electric wires
there.
Miss Hazel Vance of Orleans
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Vance the week end. Sun
day the family visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Vance in Essex.
News has been received of the
marriage of Mrs. Mantle Palmer
and Charles Green of st. Johns
bury who were married Saturday
in st. Johnsbury. Both were re-
sidents of this place many years
and have many friends in this v
cinity who offer congratulations.