The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-22
East Burke

East Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Johnson,
Clara and Marjorie Fyler were
called from Newport, N. Fl. by the
death of Mrs. Dana Coe.
Homer Litchfeld has been quite
i'll the past week with the grip.
Mrs. Isaiah Mathers is working
for Mrs. Herbert McGill.
James Maggie attended the fu-
! neral of his cousin, Joe Maggie Ia
Lyndonville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DenonviIle
have been quite sick with the grip
the past week.
Mrs. Haven Blodgett is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Roy Powers in
Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. West have finished
. work at Mt. View Farm.
Miss Flora Barber entertained
the East Burke Dramatic club at
her home at the Club House on
Friday night. Whist was played,
refreshments of ice cream and
cake was served after a very pleas
ant time All left for their re-
spective homes.
Harvey Graves and two children
in Kirby are quite sick with scar
let fever.
John Walters house at East
Haven was destroyed by fire We'd
nesday night.
School in the Grammar room
closed Friday afternoon. The pli-
mary closes this week. Miss Barber
closed her school in Kirby last
week, treating her pupils to sugar
on snow. Edna Welch's school in
Mt. Hunger closed Friday for a
four weeks vacation.
Miss May Gilfillan will give the
first series of Basketly lessons at
the Club House Thursday this
week, March 90 at 100. These les
sons are only open to members vi
the home economic club. Each one
attending is asked to bring a foot
rule, pen knife and 15c to pay for
the material. Any one wishing to
join the club please send their
name to Mrs. Roy Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer burlington
are on their place above the Will
age known as the Radiator farm
during the sugar season.
Mrs. Lorenzo Fisher is quite sick
with the Flu.
The friends here of Calvin Hub
bard oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Hubbard former resident of
this place now of Gardner. Mas.
will be interested in the following:
The annual Prize speaking for the
Gardner HIGH school took place in
assembly Hall Friday evening
March 10 and Calvin Ferry Hub
bard won first prize for boys A
Gold medal. He represented the
sophomore class of which he Is a
member. The piece was "Two pair
of Shoes" from the cold home
house." BY Joseph c. Lincoln.
Ellen Danforth has finished
work for Mrs. G. ]. Gilfillan and
gone to Moses ReXford'S in New
ark for a rest. Mrs. Langmaid has
taken her place.
Mrs. V. l.. James spent a couple
of days last week in st. Johnsburv
with her daughter, Mrs O. z.
Beck.
Phoebe and Eula Quimby of
Concord are visiting their aunt,s
Mrs. Wesley Dee and Mrs. James
Reach.
Jefferson Welch was in st.
Johnsbury Wednesday to attend
the annual Listers meeting at
Pythian hall.
Mr. Langmaid of Newark is with
his daughter, Mrs. Harry Leach
for a time.
Grover Allard is working for
Fred Farmer through the sugar
season
Miss Florence Cross of Concord
has been spending a few days at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Maggie
Sullivan and W. L. jenkins.
Mrs. F. A. Field from llasburg
was recent visitor at Victor Rob
crts.
Miss Floyd Gibson has finished
her school at Lyndon Corner
weeR sooner than expected on ac-
count of several cases of Scarlet
Fever breaking out in the chool.
Maynard burlington and wife
have moved into their new home
recently purchased of Ed Dicker-
man. The DickermanS have moved
to Lyndonville.
George Gibson has been in Bos-
ton several days or a business trip.
The friends and neighbors of
Adna burlington met at his home
Friday evening to help him cele-
hrate his 10th birthday. Re
freshments were served. Games
were played. After a very pleasant
evening all left for their homes
wishing him many happy returns
of the day.