St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-16

/, Myrtle Clarke, and they were met at
tie altar by the groom and the rec
tor, the Rev. Lewis Hubur, who per
fol med the beautiful service of this
q urch with impressive dignity. Mrs.
.IcLanc wore IL becoming tailored
suit Of navy blue, with pic.urc hat
OF black maine, trimmed with pink
roses, and carried Il shower bouquet
of pink and white snap-dragons. She
was given away by her mother.
After u brief reception, for the cx-
change of good wishes and congratu-
l"tlors, the wedding party adjourned
to the home of the groom's parents,
where Il wedding breakfast was scrv-
ca to the immediate relatives and
trends. The menu included rolls,
cola meat, fruit salad, cake and cof-
fee. Mr.. and Mrs. McLanc left in
their car during the morning for a
l"'tnlght's camping trip. They have
I'm apartment in the Dodge G. Watson
block, already fr nishcd for their oc-
cnpancy, and will go to housekeeping
At once on their return.
Mrs. McLanc is Il very Dopular
young lady, Il Lyndon Institute Girl.
ana has been for the past year in
charge of the laboratory work at the
creamery. MI. McLanc is ono of our
NEST young men, and Il most efficient
clerk IN the postofficc.
During the war, he served as a sea-
Mar in the Navy, being in the South
atlantic fleet most Of the time. They
are both much beloved by the young
people, who arc glad they will con
thuc to make their home among Us.
A host of their friends gathered at
the church and at the house, ready to
speed their departure with the usual
"rocmpanimcnts of confetti, rice. rib
b"nH, and old shoes, and to do all in
tfclr power to give them an cnthu-
sia stic scnd-off.
Bernlce Fisher of Boston is her, to
attend Alumni exercises and reunion,
Carroll Ktncrson is at Wilouphbv
Lake for Il week.
The friends of Ruth Houghton
were glad to see her able after her
Illness for q few weeks to attend the
graduating exercises of the l.. G.. S,
hurSday evening.
Mi. and Mrs. C. H. st. Louis and
three children have gone to Joc's
Pond, Cabot and Greensboro to be
gone for a week or ten days visit.
Lee Richardson and two children
arc in Canada for few weeks visit
ing among relatives and friends.
Sybil Barber from Woodsville, N.
H., was here to attend The commence
ment ball of l.. Il and V. A. S. We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of St.
bloomsbury was at his sisters, Mrs. S.
A. Mltchell's, recently.
MIS- Edgar Brown has returned
from Boston where she has been Wis
ting her daughter, Ethel.
H. 2. Silsby and family and Mrs
Charles Hale were at Luncnburg
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Cowlcs
have both been sick since moving
10 LuncnburG.
Mrs. Alice Norris went home Tues
day after disposing of her fathers
household goods by an auction at his
late home Saturday afternoon.
John Lynn has been to Lowell,
Mass. His sister dropped dead in
that city. Her body was brought
here for burial beside her mother
Wednesday noon.
James Kcnacy has returned home
from Littlcton, N. II.
Chas. Green of Lisbon is here for
Il week with friends.
Mrs. Elvira Gray has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Susie Trip.
Mrs. Geneva w. Hale was Il re-
cent guest of her friend, Mrs. Uria,
in Barton.
Gov. +. W. Clement has appointed
Carl W. Clark justice of the peace
in place of Hollis i. Welch, deceased