The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-14

the time and assure her of their
sincere interest and anxiety for
her Improvement.
The graded school, as well as
the town schools, closed Tuesday
for the holiday, Wednesday, and
for the rest of the week, giving
the teachers an opportunity to at
ten the State Teachers Conven
ton at Rutland. Most of them
went, the majority of them by au-
tomobles.
Rehearsals for "Some Grip are
going on continuously and with
great success. No doubt there is
a treat in store for the amusement
lovin gpublic when this musical
comedy appears, as the cast in
cludes about 125 of the best local
actors and musicians.
The annual Village Improve
ment rummage sale is to be held
at Mrs. J. w. Copeland's house
this year, on Thursday, as the So
ciety's rooms in Music Hall are
occupied with the costumes and
paraphernalia for "Some Girl"
Rev. George Fortier held SER
vices in the Universahst church
Sunday evening but will be unable
to be present next Sunday, as he
will be at the General Convention
Arrangements have been maaa
whereby the church will be sup
piled once in two weeks for time
services to be held at three o'clock
in the afternoon, and it is hoped
there will be a good attendance
of those interested in the welfare
of this church and society.
Harry Lampman has moved
from here to Exeter, N. H., where
he has a position. Tom Colburn
and family are moving into the
Gable house on Prospect street
Cable House on Prospect street
which the Lampman's have vacat-
ed.
People from here turned out
in good numbers to attend the
excellent supper which the Lyndon
Center Village Improvement So
ciety served in the Baptist church
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Evangline Davis Exley of
Weekapaug, r. l., is spending two
weeks with her parents and sister
here, before going to San iran
cisco, Cal. to join her husband.
The ladies of the Universalis
Aid society united in giving a
social afternoon and supper Tues
day at the home of Mrs. G. p.
Greenslade. The guest of honor
on the occasion was Mrs. Marion
Flanders, valued member of the
society, who is soon leaving town.
A very pleasant afternoon was en-
loyed by all.
Samuel Mitchell, who is selling
insurance for the New York Life,
maintains his previous good record
as during the month of August he
stood seventh in number among
the $500 agents of the company in
the United States, in the number
of policies written, and was also
first in the Vermont branch.
Mrs. Frank Hatch is in Bright
look hospital this week where she
went Saturday for a slight opera
ton, from which she is recovering
nicely.
The Mems Bible class of @
Congregational church will hold
meeting Thursday evening at
which Arthur F. Stone of st.
Johnsbury will be the principal
speaker. There will be music by
the local orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards of Lo-
well, Mass, former residents in
town, are spending a few days
with friends here.
Mrs. Martha Bean of Concord.
N. H., has been in town for a few
days coming by auto with James
Brown, DR.. Browns father. Dur
ing Mr.. Browns stay with his
daughter in law, Mrs. David
Brown, took an auto trip to Rich
ford where they visited M.
Browns daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Young.
Mrs. H. F. Wood is in town,
having brought most of her house
hold goods, and she and Mr.. Wood
have engaged the rooms in the
Pleasant View House vacated by
Mrs. Marion Flanders, and will
move there and do light house