St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-28

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car was in collision near the ice
house, and badly DAMAGED, owners
unknown. Various minor accidents
occurred, most OF them by reason OF
the wild men # the road" who are
80 prevalent.
Mrs. Edna Love of St. Johnsbury,
formerly district nurse here, was in
town Monday calling on friends.
Mrs. Carrie McHarg has returned
from Lake Memrhlemaooe, where
she has been camping with party OF
friends.
Mrs. Frank Wiley has improved
very rapidly since moving into the
universalist church, and her nurse,
Mrs. Matthews, is able to leave her
and take a short vacation at her home
in Burke
MI. and ms. Martin Daniels We're
in Charleston last week to call on
Mrs. Roy JoSlyn, who is soon to
Swahton where she has school for
next year, and where she can be near
er her family.
Nj. and Mrs. LYMAN Powers and
daughter. from Montreal were recent
visitors of their relatives, MI. and
Mrs. P. r. Rliswold.
Thomas Neagle of Boston is in
town for few days, with his wife,
who has been spending several weeks
with her sister-in-law, Miss Lora
Watchie.
E. J. Blodoett. with his brother, w.
j. Blodgett. and wife from Thomas
ton, Conn.,, have zone on an automo-
bile trip to Lachute, Quebec, and
Other Canadian towns. They went
from here by the way of Burlington,
where they will visit relatives.
MI and MIS-. Charles f. Willou"h-
by with their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. John Willouohbv. who have
been visiting them for some time,
motored to oGrham, N. H., where
the latter will remain for visit. At
ter leaving Gorham. John Willouohbv
and wife will return to their home in
Santa Barbara, California.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Silsbv of
BROOKLYN, N. y, are visiting at Char
les Willoughby's. Nh. Silsby was
former resident here, bcin~ the only
son of the late David M. Silsby.
Miss Mildred Rivers is assisting
Dr.. II. M. Smith in his office, during
the absence OF his clerk on her va
cation.
Sumner Stuart and family have
moved into the Mccall cottage at
Center. Mr.. and Mrs. Scaver, who
have been living there, will move in
to the house used as the brief course
cottage in one apartment, and Mr..
and Yrs. Charles Oliver will occupy
the other.
Miss Ruth HouGhton, teacher in
the Graded school, was quietly
married Monday OF this week, to
Howard Russell johnson of LYNN,
Mass, who has been student in the
Agricultural School. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Herbert |
j. Human at the Congregational par
sonage.
Mrs. Lillian Chase and daughter,
Ethclynd, who went to California in
May with the intention of locating !
there, did not like as well as they ex-
pectcd, and have decided to return to
New England. They will probably
remain in Manchester, N. H. Miss
Catharine Emerv, who took the trip i,
with them, is at her home here, hav-
ing returned when they did.
Miss Kate Smith of Boston, al
former resident here, was "uest of
Mrs. Orissa Meighan a few days re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Morrison. Mrs. /
0. G. Chase and their guests, Col. /
and Mrs Frank W. Barker, of Los
Angeles, have been visiting friends in
Concord a few days.
Mrs. J. ID. Lawton has returned
from two months absence spent
in Washington and Philadelphia, and /
will remain in her rooms in the Silsby
house for the rest of the summer. 1
Cards have been received, announc-
ing the marria"e of George Carr,
formerly of this place, and the |
brother of Mrs. Carter and Mrs. y
Ralph Chapman, to Miss Ruth Barnes
at Sunnydale, Alberta, June 80. Mr..
Carr now has rood position as |
bookkccper> for the Ford people at |.
Vancouver. I
There will be only one more service
in the Congregational church till
August, during which month the
church will be closed for repairs. The
men of the church are asked to meet I
July 20 1T four O'Clock, to help take !
out the news and get the church