St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-01
LYNDONVILE

, Mrs Fred Dawson mas been quite
i'll with the grip at J. S. Buffers.
Miss Ruth Carter of CliftoAdalc,
Mass, is guest of Miss Ethelynd
Chase.
Miss Ruth Burpec, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Burpee, died
Satur,Ia, after lsng and painful
illness, which has continued all sum-
mcl. She was "a years of age, a
charming and sweet young girl, al
ways more OF less OF an invalid, since
Il severe sickness in her early child
hood. She leaves both parents and
one brother Maurice, to mourn her
los. Funeral services arc to be held
at her late home Tuesday.
Miss Thclma Edmunds of Morris
vile has been visiting the Edmunds
lam.lic. in town.
Roger Laid is in Boston this week
on business trip.
Mrs. Ethelynd Shepherd, teacher
in the graded school, visited Miss
! Edith Gray, last week.
Mrs. Charles Lee of Boston is
stopping with her daughters here,
Mrs. Ernest Martin and Mrs. oGur.
Letters from Mrs. LONE Downey
/ announce that. she has arrived safely
at her new home in Vcrnal, Utah,
where she is to teach school. and
likes the position and the school very
much. Her late husbands parents
arc located in this town, and she will
live with them.
J. c. Eaton has bought the house
Of J. S. Butler on Williams Street.
and Mr.. Butler will go eventually to
i've with his daughter, Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Josephine Carr has gone to
Forest Lake, near Whitefied. N. H.,
to spend a week with her brothers
family in their camn. She will return
here before going back to her school
in Providence about the 10th Of Sept
cmbe".
The Star Theatre has again chang
ed hands, the purchasers this time
being Pierce & Caron, the senior
partner Fred ID. Pierce, who runs the
picture theatre in Barton.
! The maple SUGAR exhibit at the
Caledonia county fair at St. Johns
bury Sept. IA, Is and Is will be the
, biggest ever seen in Vermont Don't
miss It adv
Services were held in the Univer-
salist church Sunday, with preaching
by the Rev. f. V. Stevens of Ohio. IL
former pastor Of the church. and the
first pastor to preach in the new
church. The notice was received so
late it was impossible to notify many
of the parishioners, but those who
attended were very glad to see their
old nastot.
MI. and Mrs. J ID. Dexter and
daughter have been taking a trip to
Dixvillc Notch.
Miss Margaret Davis of West Leb-
anon, N. H., was guest in town over
Sunday, visitin" at DR.. +. H. Davi.'
and Harry Colby's.
Mrs. Ira Sanity has been on the
sick list with bad attack of indi-
gcstion the past week.
Miss Janet Bundy is incapacated
by means of Il quinsy sore throat
this week. 80.
Charles Lewscy is on the sick list
with the prevailing distcmpcr, which
seems to resemble an attack of grip,
with an especially bad throat, chills
fever, and other distressing symp-
toms. Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Grccnslade
have both been victims, and there
are number Of others, more or less
severe. /
DR.. David r. Brown went to Con-
cord, N. H., Monday, to visit his
mother who is in very poor health.
The Misses Louise and Isabel Col
vim of Montpelier, are spending a
few days with their sister, Mrs.
RAYMOND Campbell.
Raymond Hall of st. Johnsbury, a
student at Norwich University, and
a former resident here, is in town, a
guest at The Rev. Charles f. Gould's.
Miss Grace Gould is taking a
weeks vacation from her work at
the railroad shops, but will return.
next week, and work until the OPEN
ing of college.
Miss Dorothy and Malcolm Mac
Donald and Miss Grace Gould, with
Mr.. Cree from Wheelock, took
ong and interesting trip to the
White Mountains Saturday, visiting
Flanconia Notch, the Flumc, and
many other points Of interest.
Miss Lora Watchic visited relatives
n Quebec over the week end.
HIPS Novelty orchestra played at
he Friday evening dance at the
Bouldcrs Casino last week. The at
tendance was small. on account of
he celebration at Orleans that day,
'ut the society cleared enough TO
,ay expenses.
Miss Ida Charron spent the week
nd with friends in Littlcton, N. Fl.
Miss Marguerite Holtham is quite
SICK this week at Mrs. Elvira Gray's,
"i,crc she is working.
Mrs. Charles Fisher and daughter,
Phyllis, who have been stopping in
own attending the Chautauqua .
Meetings. has returned to Sheffield to
&C her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi-
on, and next week will 60 back to ,
.cr home in Somcrville, Mass. I
Miss Susan Cunningham has finish
d her work in the railroad shops and
viii spend Il weeks vacation with ,
cr cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ;
Wright, in Waltham, Mass, before {
CT. school begins. J
The graded school, the Institute,
MI ,,,p..f IF Tho 4ou-,, -oLoo1,