St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-07-28
LYNDONVILLE

and Mrs. Harry Greene of Littleton,
N. H., mOtored to town Tuesday, July
20. to Join in a birthday dinner at H.
L. Parker's. a dinner which commem-
GRATED the birthdays of both Mr.. Sils-
by and Mr.. Parker.
Working time has been much
heightened at the railroad shops and
all departments are now running
every day in the week, eight hours
day, a good gain over recent eondl-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erton Shorey and son
Lawrence started Saturday noon on
= two weeks vacation on which they
will go by automobile through the
White Mountains to Portland, Me-,
follow the coast to Boston and extend
their trip along the New England
coast as far as the weather and H.
clination permit.
Miss May Campbell is on her way
10 California as one OF six delegates
from the Tri Delta Sorority OF the
University of Vermont to the tr1en-
NAL convention at Asilomar. A spec
ial train from Chicago will carry the
party of about 200 young women,
and they will visit the Yellowstone
park. Salt Lake City, many points
of interest in California and return
over the Canadian PACING via van
couver, B. G. ,r,-.
Marion Lang and Charles II. Joslyn
Of Concord were married at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherburne Lang, by the Rev. James
7 Hutchinson. About 48 friends ana
relatives were present at the Wed
ding The maid of honor was MISS
Mabel Walter and Freeman Lang was
hest man. The wedding march was
nlayed by Mrs. Annie Lang. Bo:h
bride and bridesmaid were goWned IN
blue silk. Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn are
spending their honeymoon at WEI
1mghbv Lake. They will live on
farm in Waterford.
some excellent ball games are
nlayed three nights a week by the
teams in the Sunset League and a
good crowd is on hand to enjoy the
games. 20
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leach OF
Framingham, Mass, and their TWO
children have been spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. anG MIS-
George d. Lutte.
7, 8 HAYES of Bellows Falls, who
has charge of all the insurance On
state property, was in town recently
assisting in the the tranfer OF the
vail properties policies to the state.
Robert Dorian has sold his house
on Park avenue to Curtis Hill, but
will continue to occupy it as tenant.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Parker ana
Theodore have been spenc1ng some
time in Bellows Falls and with ner
sister. Mrs. McKenny in SomerVllle'
Mass. a
daughter. Miss Carolyn Bruins nave
returned to Portland, Me-, Where
Mrs Hubbard's daughter, Mrs
Burns. will make her home IN the
future.
G. M. Campbell has been elected
president OF the Canadian Carbonate
company n place of w. :. Powers:
Mrs. Frank Silsby is Wis ting rela-
tives in Lunenburg.
Lewis Shonyo is suffering from
broken arm, caused from cranKluS
his car.
Advertising and selling tickets tor
the coming ChautauQua Assembly as
right brisk now.
Mrs Ruth Pitkin of West Burke
was a visitor in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Campbeil ana
son, Sherburne, have been visiting
friends in Charleston. -,
An old fashioned barn dance VIII
be held this "wednesday evening
July %, in the new garage whlcn
Heath e Waterman are building.
Miss Lora Watchie is away for TWO
weeks in Quebec and st. Anne de
Beaupre.
Edward Goodwin and family are
moving from the second floor OF w:
S. LETTERS house to the first moor OF
Ed Gaudette's house.
Harris Allen, Clarence Batchelder
and Lucius Park were in Randolph
last week attending the state con-
vention of the r. F. D. carriers.
Miss Dawson of Cambridge, Mass,
has a kindergarten class of 10
youngsters every morning in the
Cable Hall which is quite successful.
Mrs. H. NJ. Smith and Birdene are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Minott, in Montpelier.
Miss Sarah Miller of Philadelphia
has been visiting Mrs. A. A. Cheney