The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-08
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The December meeting Of the
! Mothers Club is to be held in the
Cable He'll Thursday evening, Dec
1G, at eight o'clock. A fine program
is being prepared under the leadership
of Mrs. Forsythe, and it will be APP
prop1ate to the Christmas meeting.
Several of the children are to give
little play, and there will be music
and readings, refreshments and an cX-
change Of Christmas presents. Each
member has the privilege Of inviting
guest, and she is also asked to bring
inexpensive gifts, corresponding in
number to herself and guest, also in
appropriateness, They will be dis
tributed in some original manner
That IS, should member bring a
man guest, She VIII bring two pres
cntS, ono appropriate for lady, and
one for Il man and mark them ac-
cordingly, with a child or lady guest,
the same. MIS- Conner is the chair
man Of the entertainment committee,
and pleasant evening is sure to be
the result Of the plans.
Harold Curriers' orchestra is giving
dances in the Gable Hall every SatuI-
day evening. They furnish very good
music, and there was fair crowd in
attendance last Saturday.
The ladies Of St. Peters church
hold their annual sale in the Parish
House Thursday afternoon of this
week and will have nice line Of
goods on sale. In the evening they
plan to have whist party,
Mrs NJ. L. Harrington and daugh-
ter, Martha, have returned to Dr.. H.
NJ Smiths where Mrs. harrington
will resume her former work as
housekecper.
Edwin Hough at his farm on Bemis
| Hill.
Lawrence Wood, who has been in
Colorado through the summer, is at
home, and is working at present in
the National Bank.
Mrs. Asa Mckenny and son, Nal
coln1 Of West Somorvillc, Mass, were
in town a few days recently. Mrs
McKcnny has returned home, but
Malcolm is staying with his aunt, Mrs
W. H. Parker for few days
Mrs. Carroll w. Staples of Boston
is stopping at Lyndon, caring for her
mother, Mrs. Ellen. A. Staples, who
is quite i'll. As opportunity offers, she
spends q little time with her many old
friends here She will return TO Bos-
ton and take Madame Staples with
her, as soon as the latter is able to
60.
News has been received of the Sc
rious illness Of little Emily Edith
Rousseau, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rousseau of Grand Isle, at
a Burlington hospital, Her grand
mother Mrs. Edith Mcdowell, who
had gone to Florida for the winter
was sent for and returned at once.
The ladies of the Universalist So
cietv will meet with Mrs. l.. S. Howe
this week Thursday afternoon, to
finish their sewing and plans for their
fair. The date Of the fair is Thurs
dav afternoon. the 10th, at the church
parlors, and there will be the usual
display Of fancy articles and aprons,
cndy, etc, with an excellent supper TO
follow
at their old home in Woburn and in
Boston last week. On their return Mr..
LcBalTon was called back at once on
business, and Mrs. Lebanon will Join
him, they both proceeding from there
to New York for few days trip.
Mrs. Sumner Stuart has gone to
Hyde Park, Mass, to the home of
her sister, Mrs, Ralph Dodge, to
bring home her little daughter, Mar
joric, who has been there for sever
al weeks. The little girl had adenoids
and tonsils removed, and has made a
good recovery, and It is thought her
health will be much improved.
The meeting of the Mothers Club
is to be held Friday evcnin, Dec. II,
instead Of Dec. 1G, as the latter date
proved to be a much more convenient
one for phc majority of those taking
part and wishing to attend.
Harold Ahern was quite sick last
week for few days, but is now much
better. He was taken sick while at
his work n New York, and cared for
at his boarding place in that city.
Mrs, Harry Colby has been on the
sick list for several days past, with
a rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. Charles Stuart has been suf-
fering from an attack Of chicken poX,
of which there are a number of cases
here and at the Center.
Julius c. Eaton has returned from
MclroSe, Mass, where he has been
for several weeks in the New Eng
land Sanitarium, and seems to be
quite a little improved in health by
the treatment received