St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-07-11

lgSHn{3 a. ]. = THIS Girls Patriotic Club
Ehas~pfeseAted gift of SIS, received
from the food sale and collection. to
The local Red Cross branch The So
ciety meets regularly and works Oh
Red Cross supplies.--Mr. and Mrs.
Delorne Andrews have little daugh-
ter born July 4.-Herbert Eaton and
son. Ricnard. OF Wsstnaai. Mass, ana
Amos Eaton and wife of South Royal
ton aEe#yfsiting their mother. Mrs. z.
p. Goodenough.-Gilb su KittEedge is
III Weniock during the illness of his
| little bfotfersss
| services at WillougilbS Lake.
The residents and visitors at VIII
| loughby Lake this summer. are plan
at the Westrnore Church. Tomorrow,
July s. Prof. Charles F. Kent Of Yale
University will speak at the II O'Clock
service on The Possibilities of the
Community Church. Prof. W. r.
| Cowles of the Yale Music Department
will direct the music both at the
| morning service at II O'Clock and at
the Sunday School service at ~
O'clock. During the summer months
the Sunday School will be under the
direction of the Rev. Raymond C.
Knox chaplain of Colurn bfa Univer-
1 sity Other summer residents will CO.
operate in making these Sunday serv-
ices attractive and effective Among
the preachers already secured for
July and August are: Chaplain Knox
Of Columbia, Prot. Rockwell of Union
Theological Seminary, New York City
the REV. Mr.. Record of Springfield,
Mass, the Rev. Mr.. Boyd. the Yer
mont Sunday School superintendent;
the Rev. G. H. Merrill, the Vermont
CONGREGATIONAL Home Missionary sec
rotary, and Prof. j. w. jerks of New
York University. All the transients,
as we'll as the permanent residents at
! Willoughby Lake. are cordially invited
! to join in these Sunday services and
to attend the. musical and other EN-
ftertainnents that will be given dur
/ ing the summer and which promise
to add greatly to the attractiveness of
this already popular Mecca of the
people of Northern Vermont -.
+ = Walter CuI1ier Injured.
Waiter Currier, one Of the firm of
Currier Bros, who have a meat mar
ket5 in this town. while putting ice
into the refrigerator Thursday after
noon. got between two large cakes of
ice in such a manner as to crush the
bones in his ankle.
r; Miss Dorothy Waldron of ST. Johns
bury is visiting Mrs. Eta Tripp The
Girls Patriotic Club will have a food
snle Saturday Jaftefnoon at the H.
brary:-- Mrs. Reginald Hatch and
daughter, Ruth. of Smiths Mills, r
o., are visiting her mother, Mrs
George Fletcher. III t..s Isl
Park Beedes was painfully injured
early Wednesday, morning when he
was thrown from an express team
In striking the ground he received a
broken elbow and injuries about tho
head MerIe colburnei and Bernie
Lumbra Of st. Johnsburyl were Wis,
itors in town over the Fourth - Many
people, spent the holiday at Willough-
by Lake.-Mrs A. w. Wiley, Mrs. j
IF. Bartlett. Clarence Wiley and Rol.
land Bartlett were visitors in Lyndor
Center Wednesday. Mrs Wiley and
Mrs Bartlett remaining for a few
; days visit with relatives.A-Mrs r. G
Skinner and Miss Elsie Skinner hay,
gone to. st. sJoiafsbury for the sum
mer.-Mrs. E. NJ. Cleasby~ is spending
a short time with relatives in Lisbon
N. H.-A good many attended tn.
, dance at the opera hall Tuesday eve
ming The Girls Patriotic Club will
hold a food and candy sale at the Ii
brary SATURDAY. July z, .at O'clock
. Val Genge of st. sJohnsbnryy was {
guest at Mrs. John Hennessey's re
, Gently Yrs. Earl TWombly AM
daugh liter of Waterbury is visiting he
, mother, Mrs. H..B. Smith Mrs Ger
trude Fisehlin OF St. Johnsbury is il
town for q short time.-Miss Sadi,
Lothrop left Thursday afternoon .fo
NewtonyilIe, Mass, where she viii
take a postgraduate course in tn,
summer school at Auburndale.