St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-13

". H. EoNArr', and Harley Cowlr
on HLn 'ay.
Nj. and Mrs. Glen Lewis o
H. :"n, Mass, are visiting Mr.. an,
, CAa.r~ Lewis and other relative
here aAd in Lancaster for two weeks
IT, Ladies OF the Aid Society viii
,,rvc q harvest upper at the town
hall on Friday cvcnin's with social tt
follow.
tlr. and Nh. Ira Carpenter, Mr.;
/ Alna Dodge, Ernest Dodge and Alto.
! Carpenter motorrd 20 Moth Troy OF
Su.d;iy 20 visit the Murray Dodeca
finhin Nj DODGE much improved il
health. Mrs. Dodge, who is over ST
years OF age enjoyed the 2C0 milo
trip and was as fresh as any OF IT,,
party on arrival at home.
M and Mrs. Harley Cow'as arc
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.. Bernard
Hale and dau"htcr of Plymouth
Enoland and Mr.. and Mrs.. Charlie,
Hale of Lyndonvillc this week. Thi,
is Il pleasant family reunion, Hon.
Franklin u. Hale and Mrs. Hale o.
Bradford being guests of Nj. and
Mrs. M. D. Bowl;er. Bernard Hale l.:
American Vice Consul at Plymouth.
England and is one Of Lunenburg',,
IONS who has made good and o.
whom she is justly proud and the
;ownspeoplc welcome him and Iii
family home. They will remain in this
country about two months.
Charles Turner ana Ira Carpenter
':ttendcd the state meeting Of the J.
o. U. a. NJ, at Lyndonvillc last
week being delegates fror, the local
Council.
The dance held in the town hall
asst week Tuesday by the american
Legion boys was we'll attended, many
couples coming from Cuildhall.
BE sure to reserve Oct. 1G for the
opening number OF the Community
Entertainment courc, 1.-THE Rainbow
Girls
The Upstrcamers held very sue
cessful social at the town hall ON Fri
day evening, games Of various sorts
and promenadin~ filling the hour.
H. S. Ball and Miss Irene went to
Groton on Friday to visit the Wilbur
Calbee's over the week end. Mr.. Car
bee and family accompanied them in
their car on Sunday.
Mrs. S. C. Smith stopped on her
way home from New York City
where she went with the Cowlcs and
Hale party to visit her sister, Mrs.
Eastman, in Canaan, N. H. Mr.. Smith
end Miss Velma, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f.
Gee went for her on Sunday.
Mrs. Hall'' Brown entertained her
brother, William Bedell OF New York
City over the week end.
Miss Susanna Dodge, who was
called here BY the illness and death
of her mother. Mrs. Estclc Bcattie,
returned to SPRINGFIELD, Mass. on
Mrs. Charles Spaultling
and r. J. Spauldin% went to st.
with her in their c?r.
Mrs. Lafcrricrc Of St job" bury
il the guest of Mrs. prudon Woods
on Pond Hill
X. T. Brown, Il. 1. Brown, Rev.
and Mrs. G.. w. Douglas and Ruth
and Richard Douglas motored to
Montpelier recently on business and
pleasure. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas visit
ed their son, Paul, and the other stu
dents at the Seminary, finding they
all well and doing good work.
II. S. Ball, Irving Silsby, Willis
Ecan and Il. J. Spaulding attended
The game between the Boston Braves
and the, Fairbanks A. A. in st. Johns
DUiy last week.
M. and Mrs. Ira Carpenter with
Nh. and Mrs. u. d. Sampson of Con-
cord arc cnioyin a motor trip to
Boston, Mass, where they will visit |
relatives.
Miss Mcltie Dawson was the guest |
IF her nephew, Walter and Mrs. Da-
+i3on in St. Johnsbu last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wells and |
granddaughter, Lucy Fontainc Wells,
Of CRANKY were recent quests of Mrs.
lean Wilson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Haltwcll
we're in Littlcton on Friday to at
end the funeral Of Mr.. Hartwell's
oldest son, John. They were guests
. his son, james Hatwcll and fam
".
Mrs. Flora Balch is assisting in the
f!icc Of the Luncnburg Manufacture
nt' CO.
The invitation of the Ladies' Aid
Society to their harvest supper on
Friday evening was accepted by so
arge number that it was impossible
o feed them all. A pleasant cvcnin"
vas passed with games and music
nd promenade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine King of
'oston are guests of the Edward and
ames King.
A. D. Forsaith of Concord is the
uest Of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Bell at
'ellvew Farm, South Luncnburg.
MI. and Mrs J. H. Cole and Mrs.
.rthur Hartwell motored to Mont
elier on Saturday to visit Misses :
.uth Cole and Florence Haltwcll II
Tho are students in Montpelier Sem
nary.
Real estate transfers during the
asst week include the village proper
y of l.. A. Nichols to George Rams
ell of Dalton and the ferry house
rom A. B. Smith of South Luncn-
urg to William Mitchell of Fitzdale.
At the regular meeting of the S.
nd d. of l.. last Wednesday night
he State Counsellor, Mrs. Emma
brown of Lyndonville with several
ther officers and friends to tho nnn,