The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-15

Arthur F. Stone Of the Caledo-
ni&n-Record spoke at the meeting
of the Passumpsic Grange Tues
day evening upon some of the
present problems and the possible
solutions.
Volunteer workers to mend gar
I ments for overseas are called for.
| Women who can give a few hours
time to help relieve the suffering in
! the Near East are asked to meet at
the home of Mrs. George G. Cary,
Main Street, Tuesday afternoon,
November q. There are probab-
ly q warm garments that can be
made wearable by slight repairing
ard the Red Cross production
committee, Mrs. Cary, chairman,
is bending every effort to secure
another box for overseas shipment.
Miss Angelina Stenson who has
been in the office Of Swift and Co.,
the past ten years, completed her
work Tuesday and on Friday goes
to Burlington to take a position in
the treasury department of the
internal revenue services. At the
completion of her duties Tuesday
night Miss Stenson vas presented
| with a huge bouquet of carnations
by Manager C. W. Steele, a gift
from him and his associates. Miss
Stenson will be missed in many
circles in st. Johnsbury but espec-
ially in the American Legion Aux
'liary Of which she was n OF the
organizers. She was the first
treasurer, is the present efficient
secretary, served as convention
chairman at the annual state meet
ing of the auxiliary in st. Johns
bury September and was Yer
nont's page at the national on
vcntion in New Orleans. She was
also a charter member Of che Bus
ness and Professional Women's
club and served as chairman Of The
membership committee.
Several new recruits were added
to the faithful few at the sewing
meeting of the Brightlook Hospital
Aid association Tuesday after
noon. Methods Of increasing funds
for the purchase OF cotton for
gowns and bedding were discussed
and as a result 4 food sale may be
expected in the near future. Also
a lummage sale for which articles
o. clothing and household goods
would be gladly taken in charge by
Mrs. S. J.. Somerville. Contrlbu-
tons of old linen and cotton would
BE- most gratefully received either
by the matron or by Mrs. TruaE'
chairman of the House committee.
Mrs. Robert F. Stenson OF Clarks
venue fell Sunday night while
leaving a neighbours house on
Maple street, and sprained her
wrist severely. She will carry 1t
in a splint for a number of weeks
David Conant and c. A. Shields
are in Montpelier today for the
session of supreme court.
Mrs. Magaret N. Haywood is at
the Brooks hospital in Brookllne,
Mass, recovering from an opera
ton performed Monday.
The regular meeting of the Out
look club Wednesday was held
with Mrs. Nettie Moffctt. The pro
gram which followed the business
session included readings by sev-
eral members. The next meeting
will be held November % with
Mrs. Ira Chickering.
Funeral services for Charles NJ.
Bradley who died Sunday night at
St. Johnsbury hospital were held
Wednesday morning at the Stan
ley undertaking rooms and the re-
mains were taken to his former
home, Bloomington, for burial.
Rev. A. S. Woodwork conducted
the service. Mr.. Bradley was a
well-known painter, the uncle of
Bernard H. Daniels. Death was
due to heart trouble.
The annual roll call for member
ship in the Red Cross is in pro-
gress in the f. and T. Fairbanks
shops today and the results, it is
expected will greatly swell the to-
tai.
All members of the St. Johns
bury Lodge of Elks are hereby
notified to meet at the Elks Home
at II o'clock sharp Thursday noon
to participate in the street parade
for the Elks Ministries. Harry w.
Writer'S, Exalted Ruler.-Adver-
Mrs. Katherine Goss of Greens
boro has come to st. Johnsbury to
spend the winter.
The 37th anniversary of Green
Mountain lodge, n. f. O. P, was
celebrated Tuesday night in Grand
Army hall. At the close of the reg
ular meeting a banquet was served
by a committee headed by Mrs.
Olive Brown.
The concert by the Verd Monte
Entertainers in connection with
the Armistice ball in Montpelier
night received much favor
able newspaper comment. 4
Montpelier exchange says: The
concert by the Verde Monte Enter
was of the high artistic
merit and the large audience was
delighted with the splendid and
distinctive entertainment it was
gwen. Each one of the talent was
a