The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-24
Thursday P. III.

gone to New York. Mr.. Drew will
visit the fall markets, and select
goods for the Ready-to-Wear Shop.
Alden L. Gokay returned Saturday
after two weeks visit in Benning-
ton, accompanied by his aunt, Mrs.
NJ C. Brooks.
Miss Ruth Shaw. who is employed
as stenographer in the Office OF the
Robert Reford Steamship Co. of
Montreal, is spending three weeks
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Jane
Shaw.
Louis Farrell of Sherbrooke was a
business visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Tenney has returned
from a three weeks vacation, which
she spent with her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Averill, in Portland, Me.
Mrs. C. S. Emery is in Cabot and
will return with Col. Emery later IN
| the week.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Darrah ana
two children of Sutton, P. g., are
the guests of Mrs. George Clapper.
Judge H. B. Cushman returned Sat
urdav evening from brief visit with
his daughterL Mrs. Connie Cushman
Bradbury, att Old Orchard.
MI. and Mrs. M. C. Sharkey, MI.
and Mrs. A. A. Drew and Miss Carl
ton of Beebe, /. O., are quests OF
MI. and Mrs. S. E. Standlsh.
Justin Curtis has been in Quebec
lo,,o IN hnciOpSS
Miss Marjorie Adams, of Ne"
Haven, Conn, is the guest OF Mrs
John Spencer, for two weeks.
Lionel Mills is i'll with slow fever
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendall and
son, Milo, leave today, for Burlington
to 90 with their daughter, Mrs. AT
thur Moulton camping for two weeks
on Lake Champlain.
Miss Olive Stickney of Crystal
Lake P. O., is visiting friends II
town.
\ C. M. Chamberlain has returned
from two weeks visit with relative
in Franklin county.
Maurice Alexander and Altor
Huntington started today in quest OF
adventure. Thew plan to hike to Sa
lem Pond, Willourhbv Lake, anC
Seymour Lake, and will camp fol
several days.
|, Mrs. E. L. Richard has returned
from a five weeks visit to relative
| in Teeswater, Ont.
/. Miss Lucille Hobson of Washing
ton, Mrs. X. B. Fletcher of Lancas
ter. N. H., and c. E. Boswell Of
Boston, are guests of MI. and MIS-
E. F. Hobson.
Maurice Alexander has finished
WORKING at F. D. Flint's store.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradford ant
MI. and Mrs. G. A. Pryor of Nor
risville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Mcclellan.
MI. and Mrs Fred Coburn leave
for Boston today, taking with then
their brother-in-law Herbert Coburn
who has been their guest for tw'
weeks.
Mrs. Augusta Wiley Currie dice
Saturday evening at he: home OF
Third Street, after an illness OF thret
months, aged 70.
Mrs. Currie was born in Abercorl
and spent most OF hef lie III Apei
corn and Sutton, P. O., coming t.
live in Newport with her daughter
4 Mrs. Fred Jenne, after the death o
MI Cur1ie. Mrs. Currie is survived
by her only child, Mrs. Fred JENNIE
her son, Cleland Currie, dying 2
years ago. A short service of praye
was held at her late home on Mon
day afternoon at three o'clock, Rev
A. P. Banks, rector of st. Mark
Episcopal church officiating.
The remains were taken to Aber
corn on the evening train, and funer
al services will be held in All Saint
Episcopal church TUESDAY afternoon
Rev. Herbert Chartres, officiating, as
sisted by Rev. A. P. Banks. Inter
ment will be in the family lot in SUIT
ton, P. @.