St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-10-31
SOUTH RYEGATE

mabel c. Hall, Correspondent
MIS-. Nancy Randall and Charles r.
Weeks We're married at Fonsham
Wednesday, Oct. 10, by Rev j.
Wright. Their friends here and else
where extend best wishes and con-
gratulations.-Mr. and Mrs. O. TIT
Renfrew, both of whom are in poor
health, are planning to go soon to
orleans where they will spend the
winter with their daughter Mrs. All
yah SWEET Their many friends
throughout Ryegate regret to have
them leave town and hope that they
will soon regain their health and re-
!! turn to our midst.-ReVs S. T. SimD-
son will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
church.-Rev. and Mrs Waiter p.
Hartman and son Robert of Indus
try, Pa, arrived in town last week
Tuesday by automobile and are the
guests of Mrs. Harriman's sister, Mrs.
-. A. Morrison Mns.ssaI hartman
preached to large congregations in
the United Presbyterian church Sun
day morning and many have been
! the expressions of appreciation of his
! fine .sermon.--Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Glib.
son and baby son of East Ryegate
i spent Sunday with Mrs Gibson'sa Sis
ter. Mrs. B. P. Grove and family
Clifford Andrews. who has been en-
ployed at the Crawford House, White
Mountains, during the summer. is
| visiting his sister, Mrs c.. B. Darling,
! for a short time before going to his
home in Manchester, N H.-The
Grange will give a Halloween mas,
querade dance Friday evening Oct.
26th. with Clark's orchestra in atten-
dance.-Rev. and Mrs. D. M. McKin-
lay spent Sunday at Newbury where
they enjoyed a short visit from their
son. DR.. Leland McKinlay and wife of
Boston, DR.. McKinlay having week
end leave of absence from his duties
at the Charlestown Navy Yard dis
A. r. Bone and sister,
| Miss Alice Plummer. spent Thursday
and Friday at st. Johnsbury as the
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kee-
i1an.-Master Irwin. Miller of Wells
River spent Friday and Saturday with
Rev. S.. T. Simp soil.--F. r. McColl and
son Franklin and Bert Gardner of st.
Johnsbury, have returned from a
weeks trip to New York city.-Mrs.
! Gordon Smith gave very pleasant
party at her home last week Tuesday
evening in honor of her sister Miss
Corine Samuelson. Cards and finch
were the program for the evening" and
dainty refreshments were served
Miss Corine Samuelson returned
/ Thursday afternoon to Boston where
she is night superintendent in the
Massachusetts General Hospital after
spending three weeks vacation at
/. her home fere-Announcem ents have
! been received of the marriage of Miss
Maude Harding, a former popular
teacher in this village, to Mr.. Schultz
/ of Montpelier.-Mrs f. r. Ingraham
, is out again after an attack of the
grip-Mrs NJ H. Clough and Mrs.
/ Laura West, both of Barre, We're IN
town to attend the Harvest Supper in
/ the United Presbyterian church FRI
! day evening.-The meetings OF the
/, Red Cross society are held every
!, Tuesday afternoon with an attendance
! of 20 to 80 women and much good
I, work is being done. Up 40 date there
| has been sent to headquarters 50spairs
of pajamas. AZ pairs of socks. seven
pairs of wristlets. six pairs of {. bed
socks, eight dozen sponges, 46 bath
cloths, two mufflers, one helmet.
Much work is underway at the pre-
| sent and will be sent in soon.-Under
/ the leadership of Miss Marion Hall
chairman Of the town library board.
/ $50 has been raised and sent to the
| War Library Fund. OF this amount
s14 was contributed by East Ryegate,
being collected by Mrs. j. F. Dcvens.
/ librarian: s13 from Ryegate by MRS.
| G. f. Smith, librarian; $14 from south
Ryegate and 50 from the Whltenili
Library Association at North Rye
gate.