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

MIS-. Amory d. Seaver is spending
I Il few weeks this summer with her
! parents in Boston.
Harry Silsby and family, Bert Rice
and family, and Miss Alice Campbell
Of Springfield, Mass, are camping at
| Williuoghby Lake in the Sllsby cot
tage.
Mrs. Frank Dresser and son, Eu-
gene, from Burlington, have been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. f. NJ. Camp
I bell, for few days.
Miss Edith Lewsey was in St.
Johnsbury Saturday and called on
Miss Joanna Fay, who is in Bright
! look Hospital.
Crescent Lodge, No. 66, +. and A..
| NJ, are having vacation this sum-
mer, and will have no regular meet
! ings through the months of July and
| August.
Miss May Campbell, who was re-
/ Gently operated on at the Mary F'let-
cher hospital in Burlington, is recov-
crine very nicely and expects to walk
as we'll as ever in the course of time.
She will leave the hospital in about
two weeks and stay for Il while longer
with her cousin, Mrs. Dresser, before
her return home.
Mis- Martha Stevens is spending Il
few day, this week with cousins in
Newport Center.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon Vance have
returned from their honeymoon trip,
and have rooms in the Humphrey
house on Park Avenue for the pres
| Cnt.
Mrs. Cla"a (Stcrn) Fucker, with
her son and three daughters from
New York City, arc stonnn" with
her mother, Mrs. S. Stern. The son,
Zen Stora, also from New York, is
here with them too.
Mrs.. J. S. Schoticld has returned
from spending some time with her
sister, MIS-. b. +. Eaton in West
Lebanon, N. H.
The funeral services of the late
Mrs. George Shorcy were held in the
Univcl.aii5t church Mondav after
noon, AID attended b. many of the
friend, and neighbors. The Rev.
| John kimball, of Glover, former
pastor officiatcd. The Woman's
Relief Corps attended in body, and
the floral offerings were numerous
and beautiful. Intermcnt was in the
Lyndon cemetery.
Miss Doris Cobb has gone to New
market, N. H., to visit her sister-in-
law, MIS-. Clcon Colby, for short
time.
The Sawyer brothers, who have
been living in the Dod"c G. Watson
block, have moved from there, GUY
GONE .o Barton, where he has work,
and Fred moving into the house on
the Lyndon road, just below the
cattle ward.
| Little Miss Alice Dwincll celcbrat-
cd her fourth birthday Saturday, /!
number Of her young relatives, and
older friends coming to the house to
give he" Il harny afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson Of
Utica, N. Y, are with his mother,
Mrs. Henry Watson, for Il short Wis
it. The three with a sister, Mrs.
John Merrill, of Newport, and an
other sister, Mrs. May Leonard and
family. OF St. Johnsbury, have been
spndin% a week cam~ing at Joc's
Pond.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman ~ocs to
St. Johnsburv FRIDAY and Saturday
of each week now to assist in the
Williamson Sisters millinery store.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Leonard have
returned from q months stav in Bo;-
ton, where he has been takin~ spec
ial medical studies. Durin" their alb
scnce, his father and mother remain
cd in the house, and little Miss Lois
! pOO1r1 St1Vpd with tEon1
Mrs. Willis Wilder of Leonia, N.
j., came Friday to visit her sister,
in-law, Mrs. H. l.. Parker. With the
Parkcrs, she motored Sunday to Fo-
rest Lake, near Whtefield, N. H.,
and will spend the week there in the
cottage of her brothcr-in-law. Dr.
Richard Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Whipnle
leave the last of this week for visit
to Mrs. Whipple's old home in France
Saline from New York on the boat,
New York.
Charles Stevens and his sister,
Miss Martha Stevens. took motor
trip to Burlington the last of the
week.
Misses Edith and Edna Lang are
in Burlington this week, and will at
tend the summer school at the Uni
vcrSit'' Of Vermont.
George A. Burnham of the Agri-
cultural School is in Rutland, where
he has charge of the musical depart
mcnt connected with the summer
school that is in session in that citv.
Mrs. Frank Pearl of Sheffield is in
town, and boardin" the men who arc
working for the Parker and Young
Company at the Foisom's Crossing
location.
Mrs. W. A. Heath of Winter Hav-
en-, Florida, is here for short time.
She has been in Newport with her
daughter, Mrs. Rex. Thomas, and
to-day goes to Wells River to meet
MI. Heath, who is comino for a visit
to old friends here. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Terrill, has already re-
turned to her work in Barlow, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Percv Greenslade
and daughter were in Canada last
week, visiting friends in various
towns, and Mr.. Greensladc's moth
er returned home with them for a
visit of several weeks.
John Webster has gone to Orleans
to visit friends for time.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Pc
tcr'S church will meet Wednesday, af