The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-29
McIndOe Falls
Live Doings of Sam Darling Post
and Auxiliary

The Sam Darling Post Of the
American Legion held a meeting
] Thursday evening. Plans were I'M
tiated for the observance of Mem
oral Day, in cooperation vita the
Grand Army posts, for which APP
preparations were made at town
meeting. Adjutant Sund presented
the post with a handsomely en-
broldered flag with the Legion en-
biem added and photograph of
Sam Darling, which viii be framed
and hung in the Legion rooms. The
Legion Auxiliary completed their
organization by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, Mrs.
Henry Leighton; First Vice-prcs-
ident, Mrs. Fred Gibson; Second
Vice president. Mrs. Emily Bort;
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss
Nora Darling; Chaplain, Mr.. Os-
car Sund. A cordial invitation was
extended to all other eligible to
come into the Auxiliary.
Prof. Henry r. Monteith, teach
er of English and history at Con-
necticut Agricultural College ct
Steers Ct, for % years, died sud-
denly in the college dining hail
March 81. He had been in poor
health for sometime. He was born
in this town "a years ago. He was
graduated from Dartmouth Col
lege in 1869 and taught for some
time in Pennington High school,
later becoming principal. He leaves
his widow and two daughters, Mrs.
X. K. VTbbert of Colon, Panama.
and Miss Isabelle Montcith of
Pennington, Mass.
Miss Mildred Hall Of Barnet was
the guest Of Misses Seraph and
Alice Bliss last week.
The All Star Basketball team
were defeated in the game at Lyn
donvillc with the Lyndonvillc team
Friday evening by score Of SO TO
80.
Mrs. Williamson Of South Rye
gate has been with her sister, Mrs.
Duncan Longmofc, for seveal days
Miss Edith Thurston is homo
from Plymouth Normal school for
a short vacation.
Guy Caldwell of Cambridge
Mass, is guest of Rev. c. E.
Bliss. Mr. Caldelwell is taking a
series of photographs Of scenes in
the Crane Maple sugar camp to
develop for lantern slides.
Mrs. Henry Bell spent several
days at Mrs. Ophelia Caswell's at
Bath, N. II. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Chase and
sons are moving to the Butler farm
in Ryegate which they rented Of
VIII Lackie.
Ezra A. Day and grandson of
Cambridge, Mass, were guests at
J. A. Butfum's last week going to
Hugh Nelson's in Monroe, N. n.
Friday
Miss Olive Cromwell has gone to |
Maine to visit relatives.
Miss Swasey of Ryegate was in
town Thursday.
Miss Olive Cromwell has been
in Hardwick.
Miss Violet Guthrie gave sever
al readings very acceptably at an
entertainment at the First Baptist
church at Cambridge, Mass, Fri
day evening.
Miss Adine Lawler and Miss
Nellie Manchester are guests of
Misses Moore and Margaret Cow
any of Springfield, Mass. Miss
Lawler will visit relatives in Hart
ford, Conn, before returning
nome.
Misses Seraph and Alice Bliss
md Rev. c. B. Bliss and Mr.. Cald-
we'll were guests at a "Sugaring
,ff" at the Roger Crane camp
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers and family
If St. JohnSbuiy were week cad
suests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
crane. II
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman, who
las been caring for her daughter, |
Miss Margaret Chapman, has re-
u1ned to her home at West Bar
let. Miss Margaret Chapman is I
in health. 4,
Mr.. Maun came from Atlantic II
Jity, N. J. recently to visit his sis
er. Mrs. G. r. Winch.