St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-21

ii Mrs. Melissa Stevens, and his brothe
If and sister, Charles and Martha Ste,
y ems.
!, At the UnivcrSalst church Sunda,
!, the pastor gave Il fine sermon on "Po
: tent Prayers" the second in Il Sorie
\. of sermons on prayer, which he j
:. delivering. Mrs. a. ID. Seaver sam
}. Il beautiful solo, enjoyed by all.
! The brother of Mrs. a. +. Christie
phcr, Mr., Vergani, from Mortified
4 has come here to work in the frui
I store and ice cream parlor.
3 Mrs. Walter Scavcy, of Pine Point
Nc, wha has been visiting her par
= cnts and sister here, goes to st
= Johnsbury this week to spend a few
days with her sister, Mrs. George Gift
fin, before returning home.
Glen Pearl spent the week end at
his home in Sheffield.
Miss Harriet .Jcnnison, who is :,
teacher in St. Johnsbury, and has
been visiting in Sheffield, was in town
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Watson and
son, Irving, and Mrs. Ellie Clark,
who have been spending the winter
at their Florida home, returned to
this bleak land on Sunday afternoon.
Alpha Brooks, Of Springfield, has
been stopping in town, the guest of
his brother, Guy Brooks, and his sis
,cr, Mrs. May Sherburne.
/ Charles Darling, lr., is at home
! from Columbia University, New York,
for Il short vacation.
Miss Pearl pcnsmorc, who has
been ut her home in West Burke for
Il few days, was in town the first OF
the week, going from here to Spring
field, Mass, where she is now living.
Her many friends in this town are
Interested to learn of her approaching
marriage to Kenneth Jennc of Spring
field, IL former Lyndon Institute stu
dent, which is to take place very
soon.
H. f. Folsom and o. ID. Mathewson
of this place went to New Jersey
Saturday to attend the funeral ser
vices of MI. Vail, Mr.. Folsom being
one of the honorary pail bearers.
Hubert Pierce of Newport, for
mcr instructor at the Institute, spent
the week end with his friend, Charles
Stevens.
Mrs. George Batchelder died very
Saturday morning at the
Lyndon Home hospital, where she was
taken Friday for treatment She
had been in poor health for some
time, and was suffering this week
from an attack of tonsilitis, but it
was not realized she was in such IL
serious condition. She passed away.
,arly Saturday morning, being found
dead in her bed, neuralgia having a.
'cctcd her heart. Mrs. Batcheldcr
vas the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Wright, and leaves a I
husband and one niece here, besides
more distant relatives.
Master Wendell Conner celebrated /.
lis ninth birthday very pleasantly
saturday afternoon, inviting nineteen
If his boy and girl friends for jolly u
inc from two to five. AZ peanut =
unt, various contests and games, :
made the hours pass very
asst, and ice cream, cake and cookies :,
;crc enjoyed by the young guests.
Iany gifts were brought by his \
and they separated with n
cluctancc, each carrying an original p
avor, served up in Il Jack Horncr pic +
t the supper table. u
Miss Carrie Marshall entertained i
or friends, the other teachers in the
radcd school, very pleasantly We'd 81
cstlay evening, at her home with
IRIS. sherwood. A social evening, h
18th various games, and very nice re- ii
'cshmcnts was greatly enjoyed. II
Miss Edith Lcwscy spent the week NJ
nd at Wcstmorc with her friend, W
iss Daisy Bulls.
Miss Ida Flower has been in st.
few days with her uncle,
lbcrt Evans and family.
Ray Eggleston and Howard Mar -: ~
,all have moved from their rooms III
Robert Burns apartment to rooms l.,
the Blaisdcll house on Williams '''
rect. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns are cN- >,
,ctcd home from Florida very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart and :; .
Iughtcr, Dorothy, have returned K
ON their winters soiourn in Sea-
cezc, Florida. in
Mrs. Edna Love, who has been i'll f.
" some time at the Lyndon Home
spital, has recovered sufficiently to pa
turn to her home in St. Johnsbury, ci;
It will not be we'll enough. to do any "
rising for some time yet.
II. L. Parker and wife entertained so
l. the week end Mr.. Parkcr's two Az
tiers and their husbands, Mr.. and %
rs. W. M. Silsby and MI and Mrs.
AIRY Green, of Littleton., ov
Carroll Pike has been in Montpcl-
for Il few days, to visit his par we
is, who have Just returned from
where they haYe been tir
ending the winter with another SOL. cd
Mr. and Mrs. George kittrcdgc en- to
tanned on Sunday, including Mr..
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