St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-05

the Ednund's drug store, for public
use, and they will serve to fill Il
long-felt want. They have capac-
it,. Of about twenty tons. and are
run by the village for public con-
vcniencC.
Rev. and Mrs. Hubur have been
entertaining a friend, MI. Martin,
from their old home in PENNSYLVANIA.
The Willoughby Lake dance pavil-
ion is to be opened to the public
next Tuesda'- evening, and dances
will be held there twice week for
the rest of the summer, under au.;-
picci Of the Village Inn Improve
mcnt :ocicty. Henault's orchestra of
st. Johnsbury will play every Tues
day evening, and the New Harmony
orchestra Of Orleans every Friday
evening, This is an ideal snot for an
evenings pleasure and with good
music, refreshments and !; competent
commit &c in charge there will no
| doubt be some vcr'' successful dances.
! M";. Bccdc and son, from Mont
."'i, have bccH spending short time
nth their cousin, Mrs. Erton Shorey
going on from here to the White
Mountains.
MI. and Mrs. Harvey f. Kelsey,
their daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Clarke.
and daughter, Catharinc, are taking
Il motor trip to Maine. where they
will visit their daughter, Mrs. Walter
Scavcy, and famil'r at Pine Point.
nca: Portland. They expect to be
l. ~ 4 Ia
time Glen Pearl is staying at the
farm and looking after the necessary
chores.
Mr.. Willis Wilder, who has been
spending few weeks in this vicinity
with relatives, the Palkers, returned
W'cdnc day to her home in Lcoria,
N. j.. suburb of New York, in
which city DR.. Willis Wilder il prac
ticinl.
The Campfire girls are enjoying Il
weeks outing, camping in a cottage
in Lyons grove. AZ Lake Willoughby.
Mrs. Walter Mitchell has charge Of
them.
Miss Isabel Wilder. and Robert Nc
hclvcy of Whitefeld, N. H., called
on friends in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Frank Lynch has been enter
tainin" her father, Capt. Fl. f. Ran
dali of Island Pond. also Mr.. Ran
dall's sons widow, Mrs. II. f. Ran
dali. and little daughter, from Day
ton Ohio.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Dodge, and
Mrs. H. L. Parker took a motor trip
j., h,,b,- ,p1 tho Ercf
of the week, and called on Mrs. Hut
Crimson, the Pike and Irvine families,
all of whom have so many friends
here.
MIS-. Lcro,' Howe is with her daug-
liter, Mrs. Asa Mckenny and son.
Malcolm, for campino trip of a few
weeks at Lake Ninnepesukce.
Unilawsti troop Of Camp fire girls
the troop Of which Mrs. Lewis HUI
bur is leader, arc to hold Il dance in
the Cable hall next week Monday
evening, Aug. 8.
Mrs. J. S. Schofield has zen enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Ldith Mat
thcws, a teacher in the Brooklyn
schools, for the past week. Over the
week end she had as a guest Miss
Florence Bonney, who is now teach
ing in Mcridcn, Conn, and who stop
ped here on her return from the
Mddlebury Summer school. Miss
Bonney was a teacher in the Lyndon
institute several years ago, under the
principalship of Cardinal Goodwin.
A co-teachcr with Miss Bonney was
Miss Grace Croft, now an English
professor at Wheaton college. Miss
Croft is also making a name for her
self as writer of short stores. One
of her recent stories, "Thc Minds of
Milly," appears in the current num-
Der Of Good housekeeping, and
should prove interesting reading to
many of her old friends and acqua-
intanceS.
Miss Elizabeth Hills is away on
her ANNUAL vacation, which she will
spend IN Salem, Mass. She expects
to be away about a month. During
her absence Miss Dorothy MacDon-
aid is in charge of the library.
Platt G.. Herrick of Pawlet, was Il
guest of friends in town over the
weekend, returning home Monday. He
is Senior at the University of YER
mont. and class mate and fratcr-
nifty brother of George Cusson.
Henault's usual Saturday evening |
dance was we'll attended, and Il good |
time enjoyed. Curriers' orchestra
has dance in the same hall every
Wednesday evening. and with dances
at the Willoughby Pavilion Tuesdays
and Fridays, and the usual exodus
to Harvey's pond Thursday eevnings,
the dancing public would seem to be
we'll provided for this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Lyster and
their friend. Miss Ray Dunn, have
returned from trip of several weeks
to the Western coast, where they Wis
tied Vancouver, and came back by
the wav of the Yellowstone park.
taking in all the most beautiful and
places on their route. Miss
will remain in town this week.
Miss Doris Colby has returned
from a visit to Newmarket, N. H.,
where she was the guest of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Cleon Colby.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry b. Kennedy,
Of New Haven. Conn, arc stonpinc
at the Hotel Lyndon. making their
annual visit to their old home. Mrs.
Kennedy is remembered rs Miss
Nellie BURGESS. Il former resident Of
Lyndon village.
Quite number of local people Wis
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