The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-27

, Greensboro to spend a short vaca-
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles St.Louis.
Ora Deos and wife are spending a
short time with their son in Unions
vile, Conn.
Eugene ST. Louis has gone to
Greensboro to spend a short bvacc-
ton at his home there.
Services at st. Peters church dur
the month of August are announced
to as follows; Holy communion, 8
a. IN. regular service, 10.45; Sunday
school, IL. There will be no evening
services during August.
Mrs. Lyman Brown has returned
from Brlghtlook hospital where she
has recently had serious operation,
and is at her home on the East
Burke road, much improved in health
and gainino rapidly.
MI. and TITS. Batchelder. from
Rumford, Me, have been in town Wis
ting his brother, GEORGE Batchelder,
and hel sister, Mrs. Josenh Gates.
Nh, and Mrs. Gates have also had
TO" quests, Mr.. Gates sister, from
EIO'tcii, d!lu d liuy lIltHu.
Joserh Neaple recentl, motored to
Pittsford, and BROUGHT back with him
Harry Mccartney, who is takin~ the
treatment at the Sanitalium, for q
few days.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Olive Cotton
and Charles Oliver, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Warren in Farlee The we'd
dino took place Wednesday, after
noon, July 81, at 4.30 in the after
noon, in the presence Of about fly
friends and relatives of the contrac-
TING '0arties. Several of their Lvn-
donville friends attended. The bride
was charminolv attired in white
geor"ette, with embroidery and silver
trimming, and wore a veil and wreath
OF ORANGE blossoms. Her maid of
honor, Miss Rosamond Ashley, wore
a lavender gown and hat, and car
ried sweet peas. The groom's brot-
her, James Oliver of Springfield
Mass, was the best man. The cere-
mony was nerformcd bv the Rev. MI.
Frost of Bradford Miss Cotton has
been for several wears the head of
the domestic science department at
Lyndon Institute, and fitted for that
work at Simmons COLLEGE, and Mr..
Oliver is an instructor in the Vail
Agricultural school. Their MANY
friends here are glad that thew will
remain in town, as they are ooing to
keen house. in one half of the former
"brief course" house.
David Allison and daughter from
Wells River made short visit at w.
C. Cages last week.
A big landslide at Lake Williugh-
by Monday morning brought down
tons upon tons of dirt, rocks and de-
bris and effectually blocked the road
for at least couple of DAYS. The
slide occurred just north of The
Boulders, but fortunately no one was
caught in its path A little unusual
to have as large a slide so late in
the season.
Mrs. G.. Z. Tedford whose husband
was a former nastor of the Baptist
church at Lyndon Center, is stop
pin" with Miss Angie Wiley, on her
way home 1som a trip through the
mountains.
Homer Wilson has returned from
a short trip to Maine.
Miss Flora Locke, of Winchester,
Mass, is a oUest of school friend, |
Miss Flavia Folsom, for two weeks.
Isaac @. Vail a former resident
here, but now livino in Bethel, is in
town for short stay. He is a
brother of the late Theodore N. Vail !
The pavilion at The Boulders is
progressing fast, and it hoped to
have it open for dancino very soon.
Committees have been appointed to
have charge Of the dances, and there
will be committee of four at each |