The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-02

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New. England Tel. & Tel. office.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Wilcox OF
Burlington are campinO for the two
weeks near Georgeviile.
Dr. and Mrs. j. F. McIvor anC
daughter, Jean and Raymond B
Lindsey of Montreal are guests OF
MI. and Mrs. C. A. Brown
Mrs. J. H. Powers of Salem Derby
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
W. Blay
Frank Patterson of Bellows Falls
is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Spa uldilg ano
son, Kenneth, Were IN Barton On
Tuesday.
Gerald Mcclure of Worcester is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
, Mrs. John Mcclure.
Miss Ruth Dearborn and Miss
| Una Dearborn OF Concord, n. H., are
guests OF Mrs. e.. l.. Dearborn
Mrs. John Griggs has been visit
I ing relatives in Richford
Miss Inez Miller, Miss Grace vii
liams, and Pearl Miller have been to
Burlington, MONTPELIER, and Barre,
ana on their return We're accompani-
ed by Miss Florence Strong of Bur
! lington.
Mrs. J. Z. Berry has returned
from Newport Center where size has
has been nursing for two weeks.
Miss Thyra Mckay Of North Hat
lev was calling on friends in town
Wednesday. Miss Mckay has open
ed tea room near North Hatlev
which is known as the Shack, and is
proving popular with the travelling
public. Over 60 were registered for
dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. II. S. Greene and Miss Hattie
Green who have been camping for
two weeks at Eagle Point have re-
turned to town.
Miss Lila Collins. z. n. who has
been the guest of Miss Winona Bill
lings at Kill Kare kamp has return
ed to Burlington.
Harley H. Sawyer is spending u
few days in Boston on busine
Miss Doris Emery has returned TO
her work at Dir. Fred Crawford :
Dental Parlors.
Miss Hildegarde Olsen who has
been the guest OF Miss Alice Abbott
has gone to Hochelage Camp at
Grand Isle, a Y. ". c. A. summer
camp for girls. Mis- Olsen is to be
one of the Councillors and will teach
esthetic dancing AMI drama'icS.
Judge Miller of Troy wa, bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Miss Beryl Bishop of Kansas City
Mo. is the guest of NJ &. II. Flint.
Mis- Rose Sawyer and Don Harley
Sawyer were week end guests OF Miss
Sylvia Weymouth in fasi Charles
ton.
Mrs. H. O. Somers, who is very
seriously sick, was taken to Sher-
brooke hospital early Wednesday
morning for an operation.
Nj and Mrs. w. O. Brock of New
bury visited Mrs. Addie E. Brock on
Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Duffy has returned to
her work at the National Bank after
two weeks vacation in Richford
Mrs. L. f. Hanson IS the guest of
relatives in North Hatley.
Mrs. A. E. Brock and Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Flanders attended camp
meeting at Beebe this week
Hon. John W. Redmond is in New
York CITY for several days.
Mrs. Ida Niles and sons, George
and Charles Niles and Mrs. Alice
Buroovne leave today for ten days
tri'- to Rochester.
Dr.. L. H. McIver has been in Ply
mouth, n. H., returning Monday with
Mrs. McIver =.
Mr.. and Mrs John Willoughby of
Santa Barbara and Mrs Charles
Johnson of Island Pond were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Drew on We'd
necday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C A Brown and
daughter, Virginia, were in st.
Johnsburv on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Livingstone
returned toda'' from attending the
Vermont DRUGGIST Convention in
Burlington.
Miss Bernice Bechand of Orleans
began work Wednesd"-- as clerk at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co.
Mrs. A. s. March and daughter,
Mrs DOROTHY DenniSon arrived We'd
nesdav morning to stay several weeks
at Camp March.
Perley J. Hill left Burlington
Wednesday for his home in this city
where. he expects to snend the sum-
mer He plans to enter the Columbia
Law School in. the fall. Before his
graduation from the University of
Vermont on June %, he was elected