The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-23
East Burke


MIS-. Arthur Bean Was q buai-
ness visitor in st. Jchnabaiy
Wednesday, gong from there to
West Burke to visit relatives be-
fore returning to her home in
Connecticut 1Irs. Elmer Smith
Of West Burke is taking her place
in caring for mrs. Mary Smith,
who still remains very III at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Denonyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Brown
visited at the home OF her father,
Charles Sisco, in Barton last
week.
Mrs. James Buell. is quite sick
with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce are
the happy parents OF baby boy.
Mrs. Harvey Homer injured
her wrist quite badly last week.
The Ladies Aid have an ali day
meeting next week Nedne lay in
the veSti'y tc tie taeks. All the
members Try AID be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. TIipp have been
IL LyndonVillc several days dur
ing the illness and death Of her
mother, Mrs. Elvira Gray.
Erwin Robinson Of West Burke
is visiting his son. Levi Robinson.
Mrs. ". Z. Buskctt visited her
daughter, Mf3. Lewis Thomas in
Barton last week.
Oliver Jenncss is better end OUT
around q little.
The Ladies' AID VII lhaYc thci'
sale on March 81.
Mrs. Robert Carr and Mrs. VIII
Chase of the Hollow are both
better
A Civics meeting Of the Home
Economies club will be held at
the Club House Thursday after
noon, Feb. % at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Charles Stuart Of LyndonVille
will be present and speak on the
subject "Women in the Commu-
nifty.
The Willing Workers met on
Wednesday at the Club House.
The Ladies' Aid VIII meet with
Mrs. Kate Colby, Friday p. m.
An illustrated lecture Sunday
evening. The pictures viii show
something o fthe work in the
Near East. \ good attendance
last Sunday evening but there is
room for more.
The Prayer meeting this week
will be held on Friday evening in
stead of Thursday.
Mildred Rivers of Lyndon Cen
ter spent the week end at Gerry
Edmunds'. Perley Edmunds was
home from Newport Center with
his parents over the week end.
Miss Barbara Slack Of Lyndon
Institute was week end visitor
at II. -. WcbstclS.
Walter Gavin from Barton
has been spending a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Phil
lips.
The play given by the East
Burke Dramatic club on Nednes-
day and Friday evening was
largely attended in spite Of the
big storm on cdnesday all day
and the severe cold on Friday
The play. "Profcssor Pcpp", q
farcial comedy in three acts was
well taken. Cast OF characters:
Prof. Peterkin Pepp, IL nervous
wreck, Oscar Phillips; Mr.. c. b.
Buttonbuster; giday butterfly of
As, Ray Burlington Howard
Green, his son, who had the court
change his name Sim Batty, the
police force ia cottage town,
viii Edmunds, Leighton Philli
Pedler Benson, working his way
through school, Edmund McNallv;
Wisy Fleming, Just out Of high
school, Carl Harris; Pink Hatcher,
an athletic sophomore. Perley
Lavely; Buster Brown, a vocifer-
Gus junior, Henry MatherS' Billy
Gardner, the professors ward, Vi
Wan Burlington; aunt Minerva
Boulder, his housekeepcr, from
gins, the hired girl
Skowhean, Me. Grace Cole; Petu-
MIA Muogins, the hired girl. Lou
Sc Mathers; Olga Stopski, the
new teacher Of folk dancing. Floll
Barber; Kitty Clover, a collector
Of souvenirs, Rose Lavely. Vivian
Drew, a COLLEGE belle, Gladys Nc
Nallv' Iren Van i1ilt, a social cad
AZ, Ida Lang, Caroline Kay, the
~ little Freshman, Josephine ]
Smith. Time, Three DAYS in Sent
omber. Place. a small college towl
Plan to attend the Maple Sugar
md Syrup Makers meeting at
lyndon, Grange Hall, Monday af-
ternoon, Feb. IT, l p. NJ. -Ad- f.