The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29

Christmas Week Doings Among
Our Near East Neighbors

Christmas service Sunday 2.4o'
p. M. with sermon by Rev. DR..
Grint. Special violin music by
Miss Cramton and Miss Boynton.
The Christmas exercises at the
Univcrsalist church were held
Saturday evening when an en-
ioyablc program was presented by
the Sunday school. The small
folks reflected much credit upon
themselves and the committee in
charge of both the recitations and
the singing. The exercises were
given in the Auditorium which
was beautifully decorated. Two
large trees were usual for gifts
while a score OF more miniature
trees added to the attractivencHS
of the room. The committee IN
charge of the decorations were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Bcdell, Mr..
X. F. Richards and Mrs. Il. J.
Bcnrett.
Monday evening the exercises
were given at the Methodist
church, the stage was attractive
" decorated with rcd and green.
The Christmas play and drill
were among the most enjoyable
numbers.
Mrs. George Hastings and
daughter Miss Marion spcnt
Tuesday in st. Johnsbury.
Charles Hale is visiting at
Charles Bakers.
The funeral of Mrs. Nathaniel
Reed who paAl away at Bright
look hospital, Saturday night was
held from the Universalist church,
! Wednesday at one O'Clock.
| Mrs. Mianda Shackford spent
! the holidays at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Russell
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
| Russell went Wednesday to the
! farm in Vcrshirc which they have
| purchased of S. C. Harding
! Miss Pearl Lunnic has been
spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Day, Ncport.
MISS Mary Lunnic went to
Guildhall to visit her sister, Miss
Elsie Lunnic.
Oliver McCosco has been visit
1 ing his daughter, Mrs. S. c. Hard
! ing
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis, Lit
Teton, N. II. were guests of M.
and Mrs. f. A. Brewer, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE f. Brown
! spent the holiday ut Mr.. Brown
home in Hyde Park.
The social committee of the
Ladies Benevolent Society Of The
Methodist Episcopal church fcr
January are Mrs. Orvillc W. Ba-
kcr, Mrs. Francis J. Lillicrap,
Mrs. Charles Rock, Mrs. Wallace
| Nancour.
The annual installation OF Off
Gers of Woodbury. w. Il. c. No. )
will be held Tuesday evening Jan.
:.
Annual meeting of the Y. |. s.
will be held at the home Of Mr..
f. A. Brewer, Monday evening,
Jan. 2.
After the regular meeting Of
Red Glover Lodge ID of II Tues
day evening reception was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Russell,
who left for their new home IN
Vcrshirc Wednesday,
Mrs. A. J. Colivcau, Lyndon
vile visited at the home of he.
! mothers, Mrs. C. L. Stacy, Friday.
Several from here attended the
Basket ball game between Con-
cord and Whitcficld, Friday even
ing.
Dwight Powers was in st. johns
bury Saturday.
Among the students who are
spending their vacation at Their
homes here arc Reginald Hoodg-
den, st. Johnsbury Academy, Miss
Ida Richardson, Ca5tlcton, Alban
and Willard Baker and March,
Smith, Montpelier Seminary,
Miss Marion Hastings and Mur-
ray Cutting, Bay Path Institute,
Springfield, Mass, Miss Sybll
Harding, Moody School at North
field,
| Miss Julia Quimby is home from
DIRK in Philadelphia for two
weeks vacation.
Harold f. French, Chicago, has
been d guest of his parents, Or.
and Mrs. G.. b. French for :. few
days.
Malvern Cutting went Wcdncs-
dav to Barre on business.
Nj. and Mrs. Warner bingham
who have been guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. w. Chapman for a few
week went Friday to Barnet TO
stop with relatives there.
Emanuel Lillicrap and Helen
Chapman have been quite Ill the
past week.
Mrs. George Palmer and daugn-
ter. Madeline, st. Johnsbury speE,
the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harvey.
Visitors in St. Johnsbury tn
past week included Mrs. 6. H
Hastings, Mrs. +. E. Hastin9