St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Gilman of St. Johnsbury motored to
the White Mountains Sunday for the
day, visiting Franconla Notch and
other beautiful places.
The Rev. L. G. French, who is
now travelling in the interests of the
Inter-church World Movement. call
cd on friends in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Melissa Stecvns is spending
the week with friends in Charleston.
Carroll M. Pike went to Burlington
Friday for the U. V. NJ. Commence
n1cnt, going from there Monday to
Boston, where he is to be a guest at
the wedding of his brother Clarence,
to Miss May Tifranv which is to
take nlacc on "Wednesday. He will
return to Burlington aid bring home
the last of this week Mrs. Pike and
their little son, who have been with
her parents for few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Wing of Island Pond
has been storning with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Ladd, for short time.
The two sisters took the opportunity
to visit Il brother III Thetford. where
another brother, from the South, j.
staying, so that they enjoyed Il family
reunion. Mrs. Alice Dessault came
over the last of the week from Is
land Pond, and her mother returned
home with her.
A. l.. Finne'' spent the week end at
Bcebc Junction. p. @.
Miss Ruth Ellis, who has been liv-
! in~ for some time with her grand
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Webbcl
has gone to Amherst, Mass, to stay
with her mother.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. ]. Hinman
go to Boston "Wednesday to attend
the great World meeting of the Con-
bgrcgationalists. to be held in that
city They will be absent about 4
week. There will be no services il,
that church next Sunday.
DR.. H. Monford Smith is in Mont
pclicr for about three days attending
the meeting of the Vermont Board OF
Dental Examiners.
Miss Ethel Chapman and Miss
Nav Campbell were among the local
visitors to Burlington for the U. V.
| M. commencement exercises. Miss
Chairman has returned, but Miss
Campbell will remain a while for
treatment there, stonDinr with Mrs.
Frank Dresser
! Harry Hove who recently sold
, his house on Center street to Ora
Leonard, has decided to buy it back.
and has completed the deal. while the
Leonards have bought their son, DR..
A. l.. Leonards house on Center and
| South streets. Desirable houses ami
| tcncments are as scarce u ever, ant!
| the Hovey are we'll satisfied to re-
main in the old home after all.
Albert Rice and family from
Springfield, Mass, arc in town, and
planning to spend the next two
months at the Rice farm on Pudding
HILL Rucz Rice is with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. aRymond Campbell
motorcd to Montpelier Sunday to Wis
it her family.
Frank ]. Wiley. who has been tax
ing Il little OUTING to Florida the pas.
few weeks, has returned here, and j.;
stopping with Mrs. Wiley, whose
health is quite moor.
Mrs. Bertha Rice and daughter.
Mildred, from Utica, N. Y, arc
spending Il few weeks in town.
Mrs. H. F. Wood who went recent :
ly to her old home in Somcrvillc.
Mass, for a visit, was taken very
suddenly i'll with heart trouble and
Mr.. Wood motorcd down at once,
not dalilg to wait for IA train. For
tunatclv she is much better, and j;
remaining for short time, until
fully recovered.
Mrs. H. H. LcBarron is spending
few days in Boston this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale. Ho-
ward Marshall. Miss Carolyn Darling
and Charles Oliver took motor trip