St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-10-20

w. S. Jctfers has been in Boston
for a few days, and. with Mrs. JEFF
fcrs, spent the wce!, end with her sis
ter. Mrs Walter Sampson, at Middle
boro, Mass.
Tie Boy Scouts OF the Second
Troop Of which Air. Hubur has
charge held Il special meeting Friday
evening with their leader, to make
pla3' for y hike 10 Mount Bu.kc vc!y
soon. Last week they took :. trip 10
Bean pond.
Mrs. Alfred Simpson, two children,
and maid, who have been stopping for
the past month with Mrs. Simpsons
parents in Sheffield, called on her I'M
Gle, James Dexter and family, tn S
week, and returned to their home in
Hartford, Conn.,, Thursday night.
The Congregational Christian En-
deavor Society held Il reception and
entertainment Friday evening in the
vcstry, at which the Faculty and stu
dents of Lyndon Institute were the
guests of the occasion. A musical
and literary program was carried out
and games were played. Refresh
mcnts were served and Il most enjoy
able evenin" was spent. There was Il
large attendance.
The Auxiliary of the Sons of Vet
Grams will have Il public whist party
in the Grand Army Hall Saturday
evening, as has been their custom cv-
cry winter.
Miss Dorothy Nash has been sur-
fering for the past week from the
effects of an abscess in her ear.
Howard Shattuck was at home
from Dartmouth College this week
for a short time, having the oppor>
tunity to motor up with a friend
Miss Carolyn Darling has returned
to the Leland Powers School of Ora
tory in Boston for her second year
of study.
Miss Lorraine Dresser has been
very i'll the past week, and is in a
serious condition.
Mrs Clarence B. Dodge, who went
to Hyde Park, Mass, last week, to
visit her son, DR.. Ralph Dodge, and
was taken ill while there. She is
much better now, however.
The Athletic Association is to have
benefit picture show next Thursday
evening, Oct q. in Music Hall, with
a good picture, followed by a dance.
The Lecture Course Committee
have completed their plans for the
winters course, and will have a good
program of five members, all well
known and popular speakers and
musicians. The dates and attractions
are as follows: Nov. 8. lecture by
Dr.. Newell Dwight Hills; Dec. 1,
musical and literary program by MI.
and Mrs. Boyd, soprano and baritone,
pianists and readers; Jan. ID. concert,
by the Orpheus Male Quartet; March
8, lecture by Woon Yung Chun, a
Chinese graduate of Harvard, and
brilliant speaker; March A. Concert
by the Bostonia Sextette Club. This
course, under the management of the
Village Improvement society, is al
ways one of the great sources of m
tercst during the winter evenings, and
will no doubt receive good patronage.
The ladies of the Universalist
Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. T..
A. Whipple Thursday afternoon to
sew for their holiday sale.
The Methodist church was filled to
capacity Thursday evening, to listen
to an interesting lecture by the Pro-
hibition candidate for president, DR..
Aaron Watkins of Cincinnati. Mr.
Watkins spoke with much eloqucncc
on the line of the party which he re.
presents, and made some very good
points, all of which were thoroughly
appreciated by the audience. ..,
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society met with Mrs. Edwin Daniels
on Friday afternoon.
Jesse Simpson, who now works in
the Novelty Shop, is to move to Il
farm in East Haven soon.
Ralph Hovcy is working in the
Edmund's ice cream rarlOr, in the
place of Mr.. Massc, who has return
ed to his home.