The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-19
Congregational Church Annual

OF DdnVllle nelu It's l3ISC dnnua
meeting, Thursday, January 1st
A good number were present, botl
for the church dinner and the rol
call.
The treasurer reported a very
good financial year, $4,000 were ex.
pended for home expenses, $4,000
for church benevolences, and $500
for other benevolences.
The membership of the church
is 200, the largest in its history
Of this number 35 are non-res..
dent members.
The following officers were ell
ected for the Congregational soc
iety: Moderator, c. S. Ranney
clerk and treasurer, C. H. Kimball
business committee, A. H. Webs
ter, F. E. Bickford and J. D
Stevens. Mrs. L. E. Worthen was
elected clerk of the church
The Congregational church ha!
been represented at the Oldel
Boys conference, Barre, by EN-
erson Lang. Jack Currier. Howard
McNaughton and Paul Robertson
The Danville high school team
went to st. Johnsbury, Friday ev-
ening, Jan. Is to play the Voca-
tional school. The Danville boys
were victors by the close score Of
1926. They played a snappy
good pa ssing game, but were
somewhat Handicapped by the
narrow floor. Quite a load &
young people accompanied the
team. The line up for Danville
was Cahoon, If; Page, If; H.
Peck, c: Buldick, ID; Reynolds, lg
Blacka dar, re-.
Jack Currier, Howard McNaugh-
ton, Paul Robinson, Emerson
Lang attended the Boys confer
cpcc at Barre this week.
Russell Thurston is in Bright
look hospital where he was oper-
ated on Saturday afternoon. He
is as comforta as could be OK
peeted.
Howard Danforth is gaining.
His many schoolmatcs will be
pleased to see him back home
again.
Mrs. Fred Odcrkirk is recover
ing from an operation at St.
Jonnsbury hospital.
Mrs. C. II. Wilson has been i'll
the past week.
Mrs. William Clement is with
her daughter, Mrs. Lyman Morrill,
at North Danville for the week.
Ned Pettingill has returned to
Fitchburg, Mass, after a visit
with his daughter, the past week.
The friends Of Mrs. Christina
Townc will be pleased to hear that
she is gaining from her recent
operation at Blightlook hospital.
The w. C. T. U. met with Mis-
Myrtle Morrill,. After devotion
al service and roll call, Rev. c.
A. Adams gave the ladies a most
helpful and excellent talk. Re-
Treatments and love Offering clos
ed a most delightful meeting.
Natalie O. Wright has been
spending her vacation with her
grandmother. MRS. Mclean.
There will beSa social at the
Methodist church Thursday,
Jan ~. suppes adlpl,be served at
o'clock. ~
Miss Lima CarsopSis caring sor
Mrs. Arthur Morse, who is quite
i'll. s
Ed. Emmons is confnet 70 the
house with the grippe.
The officers of Diamond chap
ter, No. ID, O. E. s., for the en-
suing year are as follows: w, NJ,
Jennie NJ. Osgood; W. P, Rev.
C. A. Adams; A. NJ, Mary G.
Morse; sec, Lillian T. Burbank;
treas, lora B. Peck; cond., Louisa
Paulsen; Asso. Con-, Gorilla b.
Osgood; chap, Emma A. Hoy;
marshal. Helen C. Burdick; Adah,
Lillian X. Clement; Ruth. Geor-
gina Crane; Esther, Belle NJ.
Morse; Martha, Marion A. Rey-
nolds; Electa, Emily G. Rodger;
Warder, Jane NJ. Steady; sentinel,
Arson B. Hoyt; pianist, Minnie
3. Hoyt.
H. E. Barber of Everett, Mass,
was in town Saturday, called here
by the death of c. w. Thurber.
The schools in town are not TO
be in session Thursday and FRI
day, that the teachers may attend
the county teachers convention
being held at st. JohnSbury.