The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-02

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cloudy skies on added to the plea
sure of the day, being more restful
and enjoyable. Several of the party
went to the Korerinn tea house and
We're served with a most delicious
lunch, while others went picnic stvle
and exchanged home cooked goodies
with each other. 1t was voted one Of
the most enjoyable summer meetings
which the club has ever held.
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Hutchins of
Boston, former resident Of Newport
are guests of Mrs. Clarence Glib.
Monroe Lormier OF ST. Adams
comes tonioft to spend the week end
with his mother Mrs. Mary Lormier
| Miss Jennie Curtis went TO Boston
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Dover, who were guests Of B. S. Cur
tis, who were on their way home from
East Clifton, P. @. Justine Curtis
went to Boston Friday niqht and with
his sister, Miss Jennie Curtis will be
away two weeks.
Mrs. Peter Miller of Leominster,
| Mass, is visiting her neice, Mrs. S.
j. Cushing.
Fred Cushing chief clerk, at the
Boston and Maine freight office is
enjoying a weeks vacation.
MI. and Mrs Edward Albee and
daughter of New York are guests of
MI. Albee's sister, Mrs. Fred Gushing.
Roy and Marshall Hardy returned
Friday night from two weeks visit
to relatives in Springfield, Mass.
The A. J. White residence is be-
ing beautiful by coat of fresh paint.
| Quite entensixe interior repairs have
also been made, painting, papering,
! etc
George W. Smith has bought the
John Human place on the Beebe road
and will take possession about Sept.
first, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have long
had dreams of chicken ranch, and
| this little four acre farm will be an
| admirable place for the experiment.
Mrs. F. e. Alfred, who suffered q
stroke Of apopleXy which paralyzed
her right side, on Tuesday, IS still
in a very critical condition. The lat
est report Friday evening was that
conditions were about the same.
Mrs. Edward A. Ehutc OF Exeter,
N. H., is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs.
| O. H Johnson.
Herbert, little seven year old son
! of Lucuis Flanders and Laura Bou-
lette, living on Hill street, died at
six a. m. rEt4qaV mornin OF scarlet
fever. He was taken Ill four days
ago on his return from a visit to re-
latives in Merrimac. N. H. He was
attended by Drs. J. H. Gaines and u.
F. Adams, Funeral services at
which Rev. L. A. Edwards officiated
were held Friday afternoon at five
o'clock and the burial was in Pine
Grove cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flanders have the sym athv of every
/ one in this sudden bereavement
! MI. and Mrs. John Mulchay have
gone TO Revere Beach Tor three
| weeks.
Mrs. James Cleveland is substitute
ing at the Boston and Maine freight
office for Charles Lister.
RAYMOND Brown and Row Leach
have returned from trip to Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Jesse Boynton was in Lyndon
| vile on Sunday.
! Miss la Allen and Miss Myrtle Al
! lcn of Orleans have been guests Of
i MI. and Mrs. w. j. Mcguire,
/ Mrs. Kate Mitchell has returned
! from several months visit to rela-
4 tives in Springfield and Manchester.
! Mrs. Mahlon Kendall has returned
! after several weeks visit with her
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dun
ming at Greenfield.
| George ,Lockhart has been confined
to the house for several days by i'll
| ness. s.S
| Mrs. Evelyn Bliss of st. Albans,
Mrs. Ida Hunt of Cambridge and
Andrew Magoon of North Troy were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Magoon.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. f. Spindler are
taking a motor tri'' to Syracuse, N.
| Y, to visit Dr.. Snlinder's mother,
Mrs, E. Spindler of that city.
Mrs. Ralph Lyford and son Wal
lace, who have been staving with
Mrs. Lyfords sister, Mrs. John Buck,
have gone to join Mr.. Lvford in their
new home in Springfield, Mass.
William Haley has returned from
a short business trip to Boston.
Miss Cora Quint of Manchester,
N. H., who has been visiting rela-
tives here has gone to Willoughby
and will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Hyde.
Mrs. Freeman Libby and daughter
Luna, Mr.. and Mrs, Larrole Terill
of Stanstead are ruests of Miss May
Libby over the week end.
Miss Della Haywood of Derby is
visiting her aunt Mrs. f. M. Comfy
Mrs. Harry Uuimette and son, Rev
| inald, have zone to Lawrence, where
thew will visit relatives for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Weeks return
ed Saturday night :. from a.. three