The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-11
LYNDOJVILLE

Mrs. u. u, french OF Johnson Is
spending a few DAVIS with her friend,
Miss Martha Stevens, this week. On
Sunday, the Stevens and Mrs French
took an auto trip through Island
Pond, to Seymour Lake, the Charles
tons, Derby Line and Stanstead
The unwelcome news is circulated
that we are to havS>Ho more use of
the street sprinkler, the money APP
propriated for that purpose being ex-
Eausted. And soon, no doubt, there
will be restrictions on the use of
the hose, so we might as well give
UP and be buried in the dust, first as
last. Let the citizens OF this COM
munity take warning, and see that
another year the streets are oiled
early in the season, as they should
be. and avoid the discomfort and
dancer of the present filthy condi-
tons.
There was a good attendance at
the Boulders Casino 1T the dance
Friday evening, over one hundred
couples comino The New Harmony
Orchestra from Orleans was the mo-
tive power. The committee which had
charge of the dance included Mr.. and
Mrs. Eustace Beattic, Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Wakefield, Bruce Wakefield
and Miss Maude Wetherbee.
Charles Green Of st. Johnsbury is
the guest Of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
S. Eastman, for few day.
Irving Brown, who has been man.
ager Of the A. and p. Store, has gone
TO work in the bakery. and it is ex-
pected new man will be sent here
to manage that store.
Twenty members of COMPANY
D from here have rone to Camp
Devens for the fortnight's annual
muster.
Mrs Charles Ladd VISITED her niece
Mrs. Ed. Burns, at Newport over
Sunday Mrs. Burns, who has been
quite i'll, is improvino
Mrs. Charles Fisher Of Boston is
'I9ls!s lou qlIM sHep MOI 5uIpu9ds
Mrs. Henry Blodgett. Mrs. Fisher
and her two Younger children. Robert
and Phyllis, have been spending the
summer vacation on the home farm
in Sheffield, and plan to remain in
this vicinity until about the first of
September.
Harvcv f. Kelsey, who has had
quite . little trouble with deceased
bone above his eye. has been Obliged
to go to the hospital again to have
il treated
MI and Mrs. Alexander McLane
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale took
lon~ tri~ through the White
Mountains Sunday and visited Dix
vile Notch and other beauty spots.
D. J. Waller. is sufferin" from q
bad cut on the foot which he OBJ
famed while in bathino at Harvev's
Pond one day last week. in an en-
counter with p niece of olass. His
foot is so bad that he is obliged to 90
about on rrutches, hut it is improv-
in" RAPIDLY as can he expected
Misses Edith Lewev and Rerrce
Hunter spent the wec' ond with Miss
Lcwsey's aunt, Mrs. Chapman, in
/ Sutton.
Nh. and Mrs. e. NJ. Camrbell and
Nv. ond Mrs. RAYMOND Campbell. |
who have been snendng FORTNIGHT |
Mt their COTTAGE at Ocean Park, Me-, |
have returned home.
Miss Eva Lynch is VISITING relativ-
es in Fitchburp, Mass.
Unalawisti Troop of Camp-F Fire !
Girl gave very successful dance in |
the Gable Hall Monday evening. with |
music by the Henault orchestra.
Misses Ida and Georgianna Char
ron visited cousin in Sherbrooke
over Sunday.
The Rev. Charles z. Gould preach
ed at two services in North Danville
on Sunday. and Miss Grace Gould ac-
companied him on this occasion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st.
Peters church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Dahlbeck.
Mrs. Marion Flanders is in Port
land, Maine, this week on business
Nh and Mr. Charles st. Louis and
three children spent the week end
with his family in Greensboro.
Mrs. Clarence Grapes is working
in the telephone office for short
time.
Harold Currier is working as a
brakeman on the railroad.
Miss Ethel CHAPMAN and the two
Norris children were in Sutton with
M. and Ms. H. D. Chapman over
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Chapman and
then daughter, and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Rabbi Turnbull, are takino
a motor trip through the White
Mountains, from where they will go
to MI. Turnbulls home in Boston.
Aalph Hovey is in town on a vaca-
ton from his work in Waterbury, n