The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-28
LYNDONVILLE

Commencement week at the Uni
versity of Vermont is drawing an
unusual number of our people, who
are interested in the graduates. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lynch and Miss AL
lis Harvey are there to see Franklin
Lynch take his degree as a mechani-
cal engineer. He has secured a good
position in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, and
will go there the first of August. Mr.
and Mrs. Prescott Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Trip 20 over to at
tend the graduation of their brother,
Porter Moore whose parents also go
from Newport. Jerome Fitzpatrick
attends his brother, James Fitzpat-
rick's naturalization. Other l.. |.
graduates are Loren Elliott of Bar
net, and Harley Leland of Orleans,
who recently married Miss Hazel
Gates of West Burke. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland are l.. |. Alumni and are
spending their honeymoon at his
commencement.
George Cusson who is a medical
student at U. V. NJ, has returned
home for the summer.
Mrs. Josephine Wilder is at home
from New Hampshire, where she has
been spending few DAYS, and was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Clara Smith, and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Scott Russell, all of Littleton.
Miss Leone Gaudettc has been
spending a few days recently with
friends in Concord and Boston.
The children of the Congregation
al Sunday school enjoyed an old
fashioned and delightful picnic in
Mr.. Whipple's Grove Thursday af-
ternoon, with plenty of good eats,
and the most favorable kind Of
weather.
Mrs. Harry w. Temple and little
son, who are stopping with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barber, at
East Burke, were in town the last
of the week, calling on her sister,
Miss Flora Barber.
About IS of the friends of Miss
Beatrice Ouillette rave her very
pleasant shower at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Albert Croteau, last
Thursday evening. The event was a
complete surprise, ard the young
lady was delighted with the gather
ing, and with the many gifts, both
beautiful and useful which her
friends brought in honor Of her APP
proachino wedding. Cut glass, silver
and household linen, beside many
articles in Pyrex and others useful
for the household were presented. Ice
cream and cake were served, and a
pleasant social evening was spent.
Miss Ouillette was married in st.
Elizabeth's church at an early hour
Monday morning, to Harold Blake,
an ex-service man and now d railroad
employee.
Dodge and Watson have received
their new motor hearse, a large and
beautiful specimen of the makers art
and will use it in the future, wherever
the deceased prefers this method
of procedure to the "long home"
Friday was the official opening day
at the BoulderS, at Willoughby
Lake, and both weather and other
circumstances combined to make it
great success. About 40 people
from here motored over to enjoy Il
delicious six o'clock dinner, besides
the usual transient trade. The house
opens under favorable auspices, with
Miss Alice Bancroft in charge, and
as soon as the new pavilion is open
ed, which will be in a short time, the
lake will prove as always a most de-
lightful destination for those in
search of rest, refreshments and
pleasure.
Mrs.. Emily Woodward passed the
T1th milestone in her earthly journey
Sunday, and the ladies of the Univer-
salist Aid Society, remembering this
fact, thought it would be pleasant to
make her a little visit on Saturday.
About 20 were present and the oc-
casion, which was a surprise to the
hostess was thoroughly enjoyed. The
visitors brought their own refresh
ments, salads, sandwiches, olives, cake