St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-06-28
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(Mrs. E. ]. Blodgett. Correspondent
Byron G. Morrison returned home
Sunday, having spent about 10 days
in Manchester. N. H.. and Boston.
Mrs. Alice Irvine and two daugh-
tiers are here from Stanstead, P. O.,
for the summer. Mrs. fFxine sang in
the Universalist church Sunday, as
she will during the summer months.
Her beautiful voice is/much enjoyed.
A son was born Sunday morning to
the Rev. and Mrs. Harold H. Miles.
On Saturday evening. June "a,
Crescent Lodge, No. sc. F. and A. M.
held Past Masters night. a number
OF past masters being present and
worked the third degree on candi-
date.
Members OF the Masonic and East
ern Star orders attended special SER
vices at the Congregational church
Sunday evening in observance Of St.
Johns day.
Miss May Campbell is in Burling-
ton where she will attend commence
ment exercises at the University Of
Vermont. She will be absent about
two weeks.
Dumont Bailey and Loren Elliott
left Thursday for their respective
homes in Wells River and Barnet.
Miss F1avia Folsom entertained a
party Of about rs young people very
pleasantly at her home last Tuesday
evening The rugs were taken up in the
large parlors, and a delightful eve
ming was spent in dancing. music be-
ing furnished by Charles Stevens at
the piano and Alphonse Auling, vio-
lin. Punch was served during the
evening and there were delicious re-
freshments of banana split with
strawberry sauce and Cake. Among
out OF town guests were Hazel Harris.
Norman Braley and Mr.. Donley Of
st. Johnsbury, and Mr.. Carly, a
Princeton student, who is a guest at
Speedwell Farms.
Mrs. George Griffin and daughter
Ruth went Thursday to Waterbury.
Conn, where they will remain until
August with Mr.. Griffin, who will
then return here with them for his
vacation. They were accompanied
by Miss Ruth Blodgett, who viii
spend about a week with her uncle,
W. J. Blodgett in Thomaston, Conn.
The men of this town belonging to
the militia were called Thursday, and
many went to st. Johnsbury to bid
them God-speed. Members of Co. D
who went from here are as follows:
Corp. Ed. Vigneault, Corp, George
Murch. A. L. Herdson. Earl Lareg,
Hermon Carter, John Mcnamara,
Walter Daigle, Raymond Pease,
Elmer Dresser, Octave Mcqueen, Bert
Harris. Albert Ouillette, Floyd Hart
well, Franklin Denison, John Bedard
Herbert Stahler, Moses Morrell, Earl
Dan Lamere, Carroll Simpson, Ro
land Spencer, Harry Munsey, Jack
johnson, Howard Webster and others
Karl Davis of this place goes with
the Norwich cavalry and it is rumor-
ed that Paul Cheney will go also.
Earl Davis goes with the Newport
troop, which passed through here
Thursday morning.
The Mothers Circle holds it's next
meeting Thursday evening. June 29,
at Mrs. Merrills, Mrs. Olney and
Mrs. Merrill entertaining. The
speaker will be Rev. c. E. Gould,
and there will be music by Miss Grace
Gould and Miss Dorothy Macdonald.
Mrs. Albert Walter has gone to
Brightlook hospital for a minor OPP
Grafton.
Mrs. Emma (Stevens) Sampson of
MtddlebOrO, Mass, is stopping with
her sister Mrs. w. S. LETTERS, and will
spend most of the summer vacation
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale and Mrs.
Harley Cowles motored to Hermon.
Me-, last week to attend commence
ment. Their brother. Bernard, is a
graduate. Their parents, Hon. and
Mrs. Franklin ID. Hale, who have re-
Gently returned from Huddersfeld,
England, were present.
Mrs. Walter Wetherbee of Mont
pelier has been visiting her brother,
George Pierce. Miss Marion Tewks-
berry Of Montpelier has also been a
guest of Miss Erma Pierce. \
Miss Alice Wells of New York City
and John Carly from Princeton col
lege are guests at Speedwell Farms.
Mr. Vail is in New York this week.
Mrs. John Corvan of circuit, Cal,
is with her sister, Mrs. Harold H.
Miles for a few weeks.
Mrs. Chester c. Walter and children
of Warren, Ohio, visited friends in
town recently.
Mrs. John Clarey is in Montreal
for a few weeks.
B. G. Morrison is spending some
time with E. b. Chase in Manchester,