The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-01


he renewed old acquaintance, calling
on Stephen Folsom and wife, the
Hutchins family, and many others
well known here.
Mrs. Walter Sturtevant of Went
worth, N. H., has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Claude Watson, few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w, Lyster are
taking a two days motor trip
through various towns in Northern
New Hampshire this week, combining
a business trip with sightseeing.
Mrs. John Ahern, Mrs. j. S. Scho-
field and Miss Emma Goldsmith were
on a motor trip to Wolcott this week.
A. f. Christopher's people, Harry
Hovey and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Allyn, E. A. Darling, Lucius and
Miss Louise Darling, with parties of
friends, were among those who mo-
torcd to White River Wednesday TO
attend the State Fair, and number
planned to go Thursday, but were
deferred by the rain.
Z. L. Wells has gone to Skinner,
Maine, where he has a position which
vii probably keen him there most OF
the winter. He is acting as book
keeper in a lumber camp, and Mrs.
Wells plans to join him later in the
season. At prescnt she is going to Wis
it relatives at her old home in Sha-
ron, in Hubbardston, Mass, and 9th
er places, going to Maine a little
later. In the spring she and Mr.. Wells
are planning to take long-contemp-
lated trip to Oregon, via North Da-
kota, being absent in all about year.
During this long absence Mr.. and
Mrs. Prescott Moore will occupy
their house and Miss Irene Stimson
will keep her room there, as at pres
cnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hale are
visiting at the Cowlcs" home in Lun-
enburg this week.
Nj. and Mrs Prescott Moore cele-
brated his birthday Wednesday of
this week by motor trip to the
State Fair, remaining there over UNI
til Friday.
Mrs. harrington, who was formerly
housckeeper for DR.. H. NJ. Smith,
has taken the same position at Ben
iamin Beauregard's.
The family of Charles Beattie,
whose reported disappearance caused
so much anxiety and excitement in
town the first Of the week, have re-
turned safely, and the mystery is sat
isfactorily explained Having had
a Slight accident to the car, they
were unable to return home when
they planned, and wired Mr.. Beattic
to that effect. sending the message to
White River Junction. whore he was
expected to be until Tuesday. Owing
to his unexpected return home Sun
dav, he never received the message,
and hence all the trouble,
MI and Mrs. Charles Oliver went
to Springfield to attend the Eastern
States Exposition, and on their re-
turn spent few DAYS with Mrs.
divers mother, Mrs. Warren, in Fair
lee.
Martin Daniels has been quite i'll
and confined to the house for the past
ten days. There are many cases of i'll
ness, hard colds, and grip, as usual
in such weather as we are having,
Earl Lang has bought out his
fathers interest in the milk route,
and will continue the work himself.
Next Sunday is Rally Day at the
Congregations church, and there
will be decorations, music, and spec
ial services appropriate to the day.
The pulpit will be occupied in the
by the Rev. Vernon Lyle of
Boston, who will speak on Sunday
school work. He is the New England
secretary of the Sunday school socie-
ty, and a fine speaker. Mr.. Human
vii speak in the evening on "What
and Whom to Vote For
ID. H. Gray and wife of Fall River,
Mass, with their son, Roy and wife,
of Providence, r. l., have been visit
ing his brother, Charles Gray, while
on d motor trip through this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clark have been
taking a vacation trip to Niagara
Falls, Flint, Mich, and other places
in the West.
The Village Improvement Society
held their annual rummage sale,
Thursday, all day, with a good dis
play Of contributed articles. On ac-
count of the rainy weather, the pat
lonagc was not as good as usual, but
the Society cleared over $40 from the
sale, and thev have quite a large as
,ortment Of good bargains Oh hand
to dispose of later, Mrs. Leon Cur
ticc had charge Of the sale, and she
was assisted by Mrs. John Clcary,