The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-08

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Mrs. Ha1Tiette Douglas, Thursday.
Work on the Federal road has
been finished for the fall and the
men from out of town who were
employed here have returned to
their homes.
The NJ. E. society repeat the
drama deacon Dubbs" at the
town hall Thursday evening.
w. O. Rochleau was at the st.
Johnsbury House for dinner on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Richardson
entertained at a dinner and corn
party, Wednesday in honor of
Mr.. Richardson's 50th birthday.
Their son, Jacob, who has been
spending the week at home re-
turned to his work in Greenfield,
Mass, Tuesday and Miss Ida to
her school at Princes Mill, Lyn-
don, Monday.
Miss Vera Havens, teacher in
the Texas district, has been called
to her home in johnson by the
critical illness of her father. The
school is closed for the week.
Miss Leola Forsaith spent the
! Thanksgiving recess at her home
here and Alban and Willard Baker
were home from Montpelier Sem
mary.
Mrs. Arthur Bullock and family
of Berlin, N. H., are guests of
Mls Burlock's mother, Mrs. James
Virtue.
n. G. Reed has gone to White
field, N. H., to spend some time
with friends.
Leroy Ford, Hardwick, spent
Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs.
! q. 8. French. Mr.. Ford leaves
Tuesday for Florida to spend the
winter
c. w. Maynard has been confn-
ed to the house by illness.
Miss Belle Burbank was home
from her school in Guildhall for
the Thanksgiving recess.
There will be a meeting of the
Farm Bureau at |. 0. o. F. hall,
Friday, Dec. s to which all are
cordially invited and requested to
attend. Bring small samples of
sol lfrom the fields you want test
ed for acidity. They will be test
ed for acidity. They will be tested
at the hall. At noon coffee will be
served at the hall. Each is re-
quested to bring their own lunch.
The afternoon session commencing
a. lis includes moving pictures to
which everyone is invited at two
O'Clock NJ V. Barnes, county agent,
WI talk to the men on Farming,
how can we make it more profit
able?" At the same hour, Miss
May C. Gilfillan, home demonstra-
ton agent will speak to the wom-
en-. At 9 o'clock "Home Mixed
Chemicals or ready Mixed Fertili-
zers." Crops to grow next year"
will be discussed.
Mrs. Mianda Kline, Barre is Wis
ting her brother, d. H. Morton
and family.
The Thanksgiving day exercises
Of the primary and intermediate
school and of the Junior high were
held at the town hall on Wednes-
day afternoon. Interesting recita-
tions were we'll given by the pupils
of the three schools and the junior
class of the high school gave a
one act play on the origin OF
Thanksgiving day which they had
written as part of work in English.
The freshman class in Home
Ecncmics at the high school pre-
pared and served a fine supper on
Monday, the 9th under the direc-
ton of their teacher, Miss Flora
Emerson. The table was tastefully
decorated, the serving was done
Quietly and efficiently. The menu
included, soup, mashed potato,
meat, creamed ca11ats, picked
bects, fruit salad, custard pie and
coffee. Beside the teacher, Miss |
Emerson, the guests included were |
Principal and Mrs. c. f. Brown,
NJ ISIS GenCNlNt Odl ACdllO VI CllS ~ /
high, Miss Griswold of the inter
mediate room, J. M. s., and Supt.
S c. Harding and Mrs. Harding
Mrs. Minnie Williams was in st. |
Johnsbury Friday night to see her .
Mrs. Arthur Warren who .
underwent a surgical operation at
ST. JohnsbulY hospital Friday.
Ruth Douglass, youngest daugh-
to- Of Mr., and Mrs Harley Doug +
las is very i'll from bronchitis.
Mrs. T. J. Hunter goes to Bid !
3cford, Me, Saturday where she
ia employment.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wheaton
and Eleanor spent Thanksgiving
il Newbury. Mrs. Irene Wheaton
who has been visiting here return I
cd home with them and Miss Flea
noa remained to visit relatives.
Mrs. Rupert Cutting and daugh-
tiers, Bernice and Cosbi of St.
Johnsbury were Thanksgiving day
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Has
tiEgs, Charles Gray and son Au-