The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-27

Fred Emery and family of Cabo
visited at W. H. Fifeld's Sunday.
The nelgl bors and friends o.
Fred Carson had a bee and ]lt
his haying the first of the week
Mr.. Carson was injured by an au
tomobile the first If the sumn5l
and las Eeen in poor health since
Mr. and Mrs. w. H Mentally and
Chester of New York city, Mr.. anc
Mrs. o. H. Hymmen and Dorothy
Mr.. and Mrs A. E Jones and fam.
lily of Montreal, Quebec, Mr. ane
Mrs. w. p. Hewitt of New Bed.
ford, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs Fay Dow
ner of Bronxville, N Y, were week
end guests at the Woodside House
Harry Walsh, who has been liv-
ing at Harold L. Kittredge's, was
kicked by horse last Friday night
and suffered severe internal IN
juries. He is now dangerously i'll
at Brightlook hospital.
Harley F. Drury of Essex juno
ton visited his college classmate
Matt B. Burbank last week.
Supt. and Mrs. Harvey Burbank
and daughter, Lois, attended the
wedding of Miss. Marion E. Bur-
bank and Lewis r. Wood at Con-
cord Wednesday.
Mrs. C. S. Ranney and two chill
dren of Santiago, Cal, visited her
father, C. S. Raney, this last week.
George Wiley, soldier of the
Civil War, died July 20, at St.
Johnsbury hospital. Funeral SER
vices were held at St. Johnsbury
July %. Interment was in Dan
vile cemetery.
Rev. C. A. Adams and family are
camping in the Burbank cottage
at Coles pond. ,
r. C. Davis of Hardwick called
on his friends in, town Wednesday.
Natalie Wright of Barre is
spending her vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs. A.. C. Mclean.
I, Several automobile parties went
to Newport Wednesday to witness
the ball game.
Miss, Rhoda, Smith 3sof~ Green's
boro has been spending the week
at Fred Reynolds. -,
Mrs. l.. E. Worthen and J. d
Dole and family took a trip to
Newport this week
w. C. Heath and party took a
trip to Smugler's Notch, Friday.
Ned Crane of Worcester, Mass,
ic homo IN q vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith are
rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter, Rowena Ann, born July
10. Mrs. Ella Badger is caring for
Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Augusta Williams, Mrs F.
S. Morse and son Irving are spend
ing two weeks at Old Orchard,
Maine.
Mrs. Asa Wesson has returned
home from Hampton Beach, N. II.
A delicious supper was served
Thursday night by the young peo-
pies society of the M. E. church.
Mrs. George Cobb has been VS.
iting in Lyndonville for a few
days. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Danforth,
Miss Shirley Goss of Peacham and
A. Danforth motored to Caspian
Lake, Sunday.
The SUNDAY evening service at
the Methodist church will be N
charge of the young people. They
also expect Rev. Joseph Hamilton
to be with them next Sunday
Mr.. Hamilton will be
as pastor here several
years ago.
w. P. French has gone to
Hospital, st. Johnsbury
to have his foot treated.
The pictures this week Friday
evening feature an all star cast in
Behold My Wife,.
Delmar Smith has gone to Do
yer. N. H., where he will spend
the week with Mrs. Smith and
daughter.
P. H Mcdonald and w. C.
Heath have sold the old Wakefield
place
The pictures this week Friday
evening will feature an All Star
Cast in "Behold My Wife"
Delmar Smith has gone to Dow
er, N. H., where he will spend the
week with Mrs. Smith and daugh-
Ter.
P H Mcdonald and w C. Heath
nave sold the old Wakefield farm
% Stanley Henderson. Mr.. Hen
lerson will take possession at
)nce.
Miss Jessie McKiver of Ardath,
Sask, Canada, and Miss Christina
Graham of Graniteville, VT, are
'pending sometime at E. r.
Moore's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Asa Weson,
Mr.. and Mrs M. V B Dow and Har-
'ey Danforth motored to Bradford
,und.ly
W. c HEATH was id Catot Gun-
lay to attend the funeral OF his