St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-02

Among those called from out Of town
10 attend the funeral were Nh and
Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mr.. and
Mr.. fled Rieka, (ison, Littleton, II.
H.. Nh. al MIS-. Harley Pike, .hr.
and Mrs. Allen Sunsbuly, Arta,u
=! s;unabuly. Mis-. freeman Priest, Mel
lie Sunsbury, Frank Ha 3tings, Step
hen ia ing, NJ. and Mrs. Milo
LAID, W dteltord, Frank Car, Frank
Wallace, Mrs. 4Abbie Curtis. Nh. and
ms. II. J. Daniels, Miss Lydia Hem
ln&WaE, Ms. Hattie Weeks, Ms.
,Alicc 1t. lock, MI and Mrs. Hartv ell
.'loolo, M. and Mrs. Leslie C..Yl.
III. nd Mrs. Harry Can, St. Johns
bury, Nc III Herlick, Miss N.Y. lie
HoEoy, Mrs Emily Chase, Oscar
Nal!aec, Horace Wallace, East Ct.
John ,buly, Nj. and Mrs. George
Temple. l.unenbllIr, MI. and MS.
~Nern Howard, Canaan.
Nh. and MIS-. Eugene Elling~ood
Of Mancho: ter, n. H., were guests of
Hrs. ElliLgwood's parents, NJ. and
Hrs. Ale" Hodgdon the first of the
week. M. Hodndon was home from
his work at Fanconia.
Miss Alice e. Reed WIS home from
iel, school, at Fitzdale for the week
end.
Haven E'odeet, of North Stlatfcrd
spont the week end in town.
MI. ard Mrs. Roy Powers and
little daughter, Agnes. of Kirby,
zero at Mrs. Jennie Bonnett's Sun
day. MIR. Flora Beard, st. Jol.,.s-
bury wa also a guest at her moth
or, home.
Mrs. a. J. Corriveau of Lyndon
vile visited her mother, Mr.. Viola
l.. Stacy, Friday.
Andre" Morgan spent Sunday with |
hi3 daughter, Ml7. Robe IT Hull.
The tn tees OF the First Univcr- |
@nlst chul oh have sectu ed the scr |
vices of Rev. N. s. Hill of Woonscnk- |
RI, Y. l.. Is pastor. M. Hill comes !,
''iahly rex commended bv the gcnc.al
superintendent, DIR. JOHN s. Lowe,
y: ID. He will commence his pas
oratH June 13.
delegation from Moose River
'4odHc, No, 50. r. and A. NJ. were
n Luncnburp Sunday to attend .he
Unr'.l cf Geor,c Ralch.
The social committee of the Uni
ror.ali.t rEurcn for June are Mrs.
v. u. Craplin. Mrs. W. l.. Reed,
Ar". T. NJ. Colbeigh. Mrs. Edith
'root3, Mrs. Emma West, Mrs Fred
Woods.
Mr.. c. A. Miltimore, f. C. Grant,
lr. Fountain were in Waterford FL
lay nigh to furnish music for a
lance.
Th" baccalauroate sermon for the
RI. $. was given at The Methodist
hurch SUNDAY evening by Rev. G.
!. Smith.
Wig I1!la Hicks of St. Johnsbmy
nd sister, Mrs. Florence Morrison {
w" been spending q few DAYS ut !
heir home here. +.
ME-. Mary H. S. Cutting is visiting {
I 81. Joinsbupv.
Miss Anna Dou"las of st. Johns q
ury is VISITING }cla sives and {
'iends in this vicinity. +
Rev. p. ]. MacGinnis, former pus- :
" of the First Universalist church,
ow located at Adams, Mass, was IN I
own over Wednesday night to shin \
is 'ous4hold Goods to hat city. File 7
as accompanied by his nephew, Ira I
IcCray'" Of Boston,
Mrs. Carlos Gilfillan of Barnet was 4
ollcd here tho last of the week by {
,e iniuring of her granddaughter.
ellen Chapman, who was knocked E
- 49, -" cuton,obile. Only the T
'ct That he Car was running at
'rv low rate of erco1 rcvontcd r
'rv serious it not fatal ,ccident. q
Fr"oman Russell v'os called To +
ew Boston, N. H.. Saturday by the >
'ath Of lis nephew's wife, Mrs. o.
ph Rockingham. r
W. r. Houston. f. A. GRAY and N
f. Cutting were in St. Jonnsbu-v