St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12
LYNDONVILLE

StdEteU Ill Tie DUIuS vi WCtuCu Ills
on Tucsda-- Il nuiet ceremony at St
Elizabeth's church uniting Miss Alice
Cusson, and Clarence Laduc, the
Rev. Charles Pontbriand officiating
Relatives of the bride and groom
were present. The bride wore 4 sty-
fish travelling suit of navy blue, and
carried white roses. Mrs. Laduc has
been for some time the efficient clerk
in the Moore-Tripp store, and cX-
\ poets to- remain in the same position.
Mr.. Laducaw was in the army for the
duration OF the war, and on returning
home, took Il place in the railroad
shops. They have gone for Il short
wedding trip to regions unknown to
the public, and on their return will
room and board in the Cusson house.
The annual meeting of the Mothers
Club will be held with Mrs. Q. d.
Mathewson at the Center on Thurs
day evening of this week, ut the u>u-
Ill time.
The new rector of the Episcopal
church, the Rev. Lewis Hubur, has
arrived in town, and occupied his
pulpit for the first time SUNDAY. He
has made an excellent impression on
his parishioners, who will be glad to
welcome his family. Mrs. Hubur will
not arrive for time, as their goods
are held up bv the freight embargo.
and until thcv come he will occupy II
room at c. f. Willoughby's.
Misses Annie HoughtOn and Angie
Wiley spent Sunday in st. Johnsbury
with MiSs Houghton's sister, Mrs.
Mylcs Gilman.
Clayton Fisher, a chemist, who has
II good rosition ut Niagara Falls is
with his pconlc here for a short visit.
Mi. and Mrs. John Stafford and
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Dcnison, were guests of relatives
ut East Burke for the week end.
A baby bov weighing re pounds
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Hounhton last Sunday.
Mrs. S. J Wilson has been quite
! i'll for Il few DAYS with severe cold.
! Mrs. James sAyer has been spend
ing few DAVIS with her father. Rock
man Pare, in Victory.
Russell GriSwold received Il tele
gram Monday, announcing the death
! of his Youngest sister, Mrs. Grace
Arundel, who, with her five year.
! old son, were instantly killed in il
collision. between two electric trains
near oPrtland, Ore, their home. MI.
Arundel was on the same train but
slightly injured. No further ~articu
! lars have been received, further than
this sad news.
( MI. and Mrs. John Ahern have
! been spending q few days in New.
York. where they visited their SON
Harold, who has position in thlt
city.
/ The Universalist ladies will serve
one of their good suppers, "vael-
city" supper in their vestry Thursday
afternoon, from $40 until all are SAL
Sfed The ladies will meet in the
parlor to sew during the afternoon
an Others day. was observed at
the different churches on Sunday, and
each attendant wore Il white calna-
ton in memory of the dead, or Il pink
carnation for the. Twin" mother. The
Rev. W. J. MacFarlanc smoke at the
Methodist church from the dcscript
ton of viltuous woman in Pro
verbs, "Hcr children rise up and call
her blessed, her husband also, and
he plaiscth her." The Rev. Mi. Hin i
man spoke at the Congregational
church on "Thc Greatest Mother in
the World" an outline and pancgyric /.
of the life of the Virgin Mary, and
the kinship between her and all !
mothers. At the Univcrsalist church
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis subject was "a
Mothers Heart" and its wonderful !
possibilities. All the services were
we'll damned and carried out, with !
special music, and carnatiOn dccOla- |
tions.
Mrs. Emily Woodward has sold her !
four tenement house on Church st. |
to Sherburnc Lang. G.. NJ. Campbell !
and Mrs. Theta Watson, and 1t Is
probable that all tho present tenants
will remain. This is II rood house,
and fine investment.
The Lvndonvillc Nupils of Il. Frank
Halri, of st. Johnsburv. who took /
part in his piano recital on Saturday
last. were Misses Edith Lewsey,
Elsie Norris and Marion Chapman.
George Cusson is at home from the
University Of Vermont for few
days, to attend the wedding of his !
sister, Alice, and Clarence LcDouX.
Raymond Camnbcll was in Mont
pclicr over SUNDAY with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wiley of
Portland, Maine, arc in town. Mr..
Wiley returns soon, but Mrs. Wiley
who is in rather Door health, will
spend some time here with her sis
tors.
Mrs. Arthur G. Emery was in Bos
ton on y business trip Of few days
last week. Mrs. Charles Hale assist
cd in her millinery store during her
absence.
Miss Grace Pearl of Sheffield was
in town the last of the week. Her
brother, Glen Pearl, went home with
her to spend Sunday. ...
Mrs.. A. F. Christopher's father,
M. Vcrgani, is. stopping with her
for the present.
Edmund's and Christophcr's stores
arc both keeping open Sunday after
moons now, so the public need not
suffer for necessary ice cream and
soft drinks.
Wilfred Brousscau and wife were
visitors :, friends in Norton for the
week end.
Harris jenkins and wife from tho
Vail Agricultural school, were called