The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-20
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ed Western trip, in which they will
visit his relatives in st. Paul, Mimi,
and in other parts of the middle
west. They will be absent about five
weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Elwyn Campbell of
spend a month with their mother,
i Mrs. Z. M. Campbell, and other rela
| tives.
Miss Ruth Blodgett spent the
week end with friends in Hanover,
N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Blodgett,
of Thomaston, Conn.,, are in town
with their brother, E. ]. Blodgett.
They expect to go in Mr.. Blodgett's
car on long motor trip through diff
ferent parts of Canada, visiting La
Chute, and returning by way of Bur-
lington.
Miss Elizabeth Hills has moved
from Mrs. John Cleary's house on
Park avenue, to a room in Mrs. j. w.
Copeland's house on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Parker, Mrs.
Willis Wilder, and Mrs. Josephine
! Carr motored to Partridge Pond, near
Littleton, Sunday, to join the Parker
and Silsby relatives from Littleton
in celebrating the joint birthdays of
Mr.. Parker and E. A. Silsby. This
picnic is an annual event, always OBJ
served by both families in as near the
same place as possible.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie from here attended the Saturday
night dance at Lake Morey, and
those who remained in town were
guests at Henault's Cable Hall dance
the same evening.
Miss Bertha Killiam of Burlington
is the guest of Mrs David Brown for
few days.
Mrs. George Gifin of St. Johns
bury was in town the last of the
week.
A. B. Hart of Boston and his sis
ter, Mrs. Orth, and her baby, from
Boston, are stopping with their
mother, Mrs Clara Hart. This week
they, with Mrs. Hart, and her SON.
in-law, Bert Hines, and two children,
go on a real camping trip into camp
on Umpeer Mountain, on the heights
| lIC loNll Vi INbOiy.
i Samuel Mitchell and family are
spending their vacation at Old Or
/ chard Beach.
/ The Woodward house on Church
street, recently sold to Lang, Camp
4 bell & Watson, has been sold again,
the purchaser being Mrs. George Nc
Shane. The McShanes will occupy
| one tenement themselves, and rent
Il the others as at present
i Sim Liberty spent three days of
last week in fishing trip up on East
/ Haven Mountain, and returned with
/ nice basket of trout. Most of them
Il averaged seven or eight inches in
H length.
H Our poor little base ball nine went
H to Woodsville, N. H., Saturday to
II play a nice game with the boys over
|! there, and were murdered, simply
\ murdered, chewed up and swallowed
| by the bad, bold, Woosville nine,
H to the tune of Is to l. They are all
4 wearing crepe now, and cherish ng
H wicked thoughts of revenge.
H Mrs. May Gibson, and her son
/ Clyde, have engaged tenement in
| the Dodge e. Watson block, and are
H having it papered, painted and put
II in order for their OCCUPANCY soon.
II Mrs. George Pierce has been Wis
II ting relatives in Middlesex for a few
II days.
II Miss Eunice Silsby has been spend
ing a week in Mortified, accompany
ing Mrs. Kendrick and her daughter
Muliel, from West Burke.
Il Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rice and chill
II dren, and her mother, Mrs. G. M.
II Campbell, leave very soon for their
Il cottage at Ocean Park, Me-, where
II they will spend few weeks.
II Miss Ethel Chapman and Master
III John and Miss Elsie Norris are
III spending short time in Windsor
III Canada, with the children's grand
III parents.
III Mrs. Ronald Bell and daughter
III Jennie, have been visiting relatives
III in Canada for few weeks. Mrs
III Bell was quite sick with an attack OF
III the grip during their absence.
III Mrs. Dean Simpson and little
III daughter from st. Johnsbury have
III been visiting at Archelaus Simpsons
III Sunday being the birthday of Har-
II vey E. Kelsey, number of his rela-
II tives and neighbors made it an occa-
II sion to make him a call at his home
II on the Wheelock road, give him the
II compliments of the day, and enjoy {
y pleasant social time, with gifts ano
treshments.
Mrs. Catharine Bowker of Lunen
Y bury has been guest at Harry
Silsby's for few days past.
Mrs. Edwin Daniels and Mrs
Russell Gliswold were in Boston the
last of the week.
Mr.. Oliver entertained party OF
young men at the Sanborn House OF
Monday evening in honor of his APP
preaching marriage to Miss Olive
b Cotton of Fairlee, which will be sol
emnized on Wednesday at Fairlee.
GERS 10th birthday. In the afternoon
thpy motored tn Concord SDcndlng a