The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-17

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pretty presents were left as tokens
of the high appreciation and sincere
regard Miss Bartlett is held by th(
entire community. EVERYBODY is Won
dering now just how soon the we'd
ding bells Will ring.
heman Bates has moved from the
! house he recently sold, to the upper
tenement IN Mr.. Balls house.
Frank LaPlant and family have
moved from the Dickinson tenemen
to the Amasa Frizzell house, or bette
known as the Asa Lamb place.
A. M. Kinnie moved this week to
the old hotel in Derby and will rent
some Of the rooms in this house.
Elmer Niles will move this week
! into the lower tenement of the Kin
ME house and O. M. Dugan and chill
tlrcn will continue boarding witt
them.
Heman Bates has been hired by
the new lumber company who arc
doing business in this town as a scalcl
OF logs.
+. b. Dickinson is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a Ford, so let everybody
who may be on the road when he rocs
by take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
MI, Youno from Newport City has
been hired by the people who are
soon to operate a saw mill in the vii
lage as one of their help. He cx-
poets to move his family soon in the
Damon Hyde house. Their many
friends here will be glad TO see them
back again in town.
Morris Kendall left town last
Thursday for his school in Alexan-
dlia, Va.
Married at the Methodist Parson-
age Monday, Sept. 6, Orisan E. Ev-
arts and Eva Lapalt, both of Mock
Hollow, Canada.
MI. and Mrs. S. G. Crawford, their
sons, George and Vern, and Mrs.
George Larabod- motored last Sun
dav to Montpelier to carr Verne to
Montpelier Seminary where he is to
take q commercial course this fall
and winter.
Rev. and Mrs Carr from Windsor
Conn.,, were guests for few days at
the home of Mrs. Cars sister, Mrs.
Edison Connal. Mr.. Carr is the pas
tor Of the Congregational church at
Windsor and motorcd here from his
home taking in several other places
on the way.
Guy Armstrong is home from
Grovcton, N. H., where he went to
look for a position on the Grand
Trunk Railroad
Rev. Mr.. Emo returned from his
vacation trip to Boston last Satur-
dav night.
MI. and Mrs. GEORGE Larev of Exc
ter, N. H visited Mr., and Tvs. l.. G.
Peabody recently.
Mrs. John Lunna entertained her
sister Mrs. Flora haffce of West
Enosburg few days ago.
Bertha Niles who has been an invalid
for a long time and who for the
past month has been stopping with
Mrs. George Rogers who has been
caring for her, was moved on bed
last Saturda to the home of Richard
Norris where she will make her home
in the future.
Carroll Lawson who has been quite
i'll for couple of weeks is again able
to get out but is not very strong.
Quite number of the women of
the town have awaited themselves of
the privilege to vote at the P1ima-
ties and have had their names placed
on the check list.
John Lunna and family went to
West Enosburg a few DAYS ago to
attend the wedding of Mrs. Lunnas
sister.
<sHarvc Sweet has been engaged by +
Pearl Niles to run his place when he
axes his trip this fall to Southern
California. Mr.. Sweet will move into
Pearl Niles house the first of Oct .
)beI. t,
Damon Hyde has rented the Ray
Niles farm and will move there about
he first of October.
M. and Mrs. Earl Spauldin9 and .
Mrs. Jennie Mcocham of Kocnc, N. /
L.. have been VISITING ut Mrs. Lucy |
Mcccham's, David Wright's and |
Ieorge Beadlcs'.
MI. and Mrs. DeMerritt of Irasburg .
lave moved into the lower tenement /
belonging to George Larabcc. Mr.. /
DeMerritt has a lumber job here for
he winter.
Mrs. Enos daughter from New
visited her last week.
Miss Susie Cummings Of Newport /
itv visited Mrs George Rogers q /
'art of last week,
Mrs. Ed. Larabeo had her grand
hildrcn, Stanley and PHYLLIS Coburn
With her last week.
At the Mechanics meetinc last Fri
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