The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-07
McIndOe Falls

One of the most enjoyable en-
tainments of the season was
the concert given by the Versatile
Artists Thursday evening. Feb. 2
at Academy Hall Miss Georgia
Price, a talented and finished art
list, delighted her audience with Il
variety of pleasing selections on
the harp She held them spell
bound as she rendered Bohms
"Galop" on the violin and en-
tranced the audience with "Ador-
alton" and swayed them with a
negro melody, each selection was
a shining mesh of beautiful mel
ody. Miss Katherine Fahnestock.
deserves to be characterized as
versatile, convulsing the audience
with her selection, "The Man
Who Married a Dumb Wife," and
a late edition of "The Village
Blacksmith" amusin~ them with
selections in a child's costume and
a Pierrot selection in costume. The
scene from the drama "Within the
Law" was very tragic. After the
concert the artists held an infor-
NAL reception and were very
charming and Miss Prices mar
velous harp received a close in
spection This is the last enter
tainment of the course and after
all bills were paid there was a
surplus Of $50 for the Academy
fund
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker
visited at Ned Somers' at Barnet
Sunday. Mrs. Parker has been shut
in for several weeks suffering from
fall.
The sun shore in the afternoon
Candlemas day here and threw
many and various shadows.
A small flock of Arctic snowbirds
visited US FRI da
Mrs. Henry Bell returned home
from Brightlook hospital Satuy-
day.
Philip Leighton, a senior at
Dartmouth college is spending the
week end at home.
John Libby of Woodsville, N.
H., has been the guest Of his chum
Richard Leighton
Mrs. William Martin and son,
Dick. spent Saturday at John
Martins.
The McIndoes Academy basket
ball team. accompanied bv Rev. c.
B. Bliss, went to Groton Friday
evening and played the Groton
team, score 50 to II in favor OF
Groton.
Principal Paul Pitkin has been
suffering from an attack of ton
silitis. Mrs. Pitkin has been sub
shutting for him in the academy.
Mrs. John Aiken has been i'll.
her daughter, Mrs. Rollins of
Ncwbury has been with her.
Mrs. A. l. Guthrie entertained
the officers of the Green Noun
tain Temple. Pythian sisters at
her home Wednesday. the ladicE
present were Mrs. Ida Nelson,
Belle Kent and Mrs. Minnie VIII
son of East Rycgate. Refresh
Nil = MdDcl ClldiilDcI ldlll, NIL.
mentS were served.
Mrs. Ophelia Paddleford, who
died Jan. % was "a years old
Nov. IT, Mr.. and Mrs, Harley
Nelson have closed Mrs. Paddle
ford's house and returned to their
home in Bath, N. H.
Mrs. George Gearwas of Barnet
visited her father, John Gochcc,
recently.
Mrs. Clarence Bcdell of East
Ryegate was the guest of Mrs. J.
G. Smith several days last week.
A. l.. Guthrie has "A cabinet
Brooks graphophone. maho"any,
in his store and gives concerts.
Miss Cassidy Of st. Johnsbuly
was guest of Mrs. c. B Duncan
last week
r. NJ. Johnson and r. A Kendall
who have been in st. Johnsbuy
for several weeks serving on the
jury have returned home.
Mrs. f. w. Lawler and Mrs. II.
Leighton we're quests rccentlv Of
Mrs. Charles Wilson at East Rye
gate.
Henry Leirhton has returned
home from Springfield. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Crane at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Moses
Row at Barnet Center SATURDAY.,
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