St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday

in Springfield, Mass, Wednesda,
night.
Miss Joanna Fav of Hardwick, ;
graduate of Lyndon Institute las
month, is in Brightlook Hospital
where she has just undergone al
operation for goitcr, and is now re
covering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Dexter anc
Dorothy are away on an automobile
trip for several days, which will take
them to number of interesting
points in Massachusetts,, and also
New York.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. H. Davis motoret
to Boston Wednesday, to visit thcil
son, Karl and family for a few days
Mrs. r. J. Reed of Chicago, q
niece of Mrs. A. A. Cheney, is q
guest at her home.
MI. and Mrs. Frank J. Wiley have
rented the vestry of the Universalist
church, which is Eot in use this sum-
| mei, and with a nurse for Mrs. Viii
, Icy, are keeping house there at pres
Ont. Mrs. Wiley is verv noorly. and
in Il highly nervous condition, and
this place seemed to be the only one
available in 4 sufficiently peaceful
situation. MI. Wiley has a position
in Florida ard intends to remove his
wife there as #0on as she is able to
make the journey.
Mrs. Carrie McHarg is the guest
of her cousins. MI. and Mrs. 3. c.
Howard, at their summer hcme on
Province Island, Lake Memphrcma-
cog.
Mr.. and Ms. Martin e. Daniels
took Il trip to Danville the first of the
week.
Jack Cheney and William Human
arc working at Edwin Hough's farm
on Bomis Hill iurin" hayinC.
Ernest and Thomas Bunker, of Al
bion, Nh, have been for few days
with friends in Whitcfield, N. H.
Raymond Cusson, with his wife
and six children, from Kansas City,
Missouri, is visiting his brothers,
John and Z. J. Cusson, for few
DAYS, making the trip from home in
their ca.
MS. Phlc B. Graves has been Wis
ting her sister in Passumpsic for /.
few days.
Mrs. Lyman Brown is in Bright
lock Hospital whore she has had y
seIiou, operation this week, hut is
now doing well. Miss Muriel Trip
is also in the hospital this week for
an operation and is doing well.
Henry Graves and Samuel Mitchell
ar maxim" o tour to various Canadian
places Of interest, by motor.
Mrs. Kate Parker and her sister,
Mrs. Marion Flanders, are visiting
their ohcr sister in Waterloo, p. O.,
and Mr.. Flanders plans to go to
Montreal bfore her return home.
Harold Curriers' new Give and one
half piece" orchctra held a success
ful dance in Cables Hall wednesday
evening. Friday evening the Pythian
Sisters hid u ball in Music Hall with
music by Mrs. Wilkes orchestra,
and Saturday Hcnault's orchestra
will have a dance in the Cable Hall,
as usual.
Mrs. George Wheeler, with her
sister, Mrs. Guthrie, nd Marjorie
Haltwcll have been camping for a
woek on the srores OF Lake Winnie
pCSaukcc.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Well; were in
OrleaT, last week to attend the fun
cral Of Miss Il. S. Eaton who has
lived for number of years with Mrs
Wells aunt, Mrs A. D. Chandlcr.
NJ. II. Evnrs of 81. Johnabury has
been stopping with his daughter, Mrs
J. Wallace Spencer.
Mrs. Clinton Eastman and son,
Howard, from West Lebanon, N. Fl.
have been visiting ut J. W. Spcnccr's
for few day.
Charles N..illouohby has as guests
H., brother and wife, John Willough-
by from Pasadena.
Woodsvillc nine will play the local
team at the victory field on Saturday
afternoon next.
Mrs. Thoma, Ncagle of Boston was
4 recent visitor at J. l.. Watches.
Mrs. w. S. LETTERS and Lillian Proof
have returned from Barnet where
hey have been stopping for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hutchinson
md little dauphtor, Barbara, arc viz
ting his parents at their farm in
South Whec!ock
Death of Mrs. George Shorcy
On Friday afternoon occurred the
lcath of Ms George Shorcy, one of
>ur oldest and most loved women,
VINO for many years has maintained
, home thai approached the ideal. |
Mary i. Hall, the dau"hter of Mr.
md Mrs. Walter Hall, was born in
Waterford, June 8, 1871, and moved
o St. Johnshury at an early age. She
vas married 70 George Shorey Oh the
irst day of January, 1866, and for
most of that time their home has
,ccn in LyndoHvillc, Mr. Shorcy hav-
NC been TO. years an engineer. In
1891 he left the railroad and went
nto the grain business, which he has
;incc carried on most successfully.
They have o,c son, Erton A. Shorcy,
Who is in business with his father,
md one grandson, who bids fair to
AIRY on tic family tradition, and
.as already served his annrcnticeship,
nd graduated from the Institute this
ummer with honors. On the 50th
Of their wedding, the
'cc;lsi0n was celebrated by their
friends and rcighhors with the great
st enthusiasm and interest. Mr. and
IrS. Shorey have built " a dcli,rht-
ul home durin" these years. and
around them circle of
riends who regret tho breaking up