The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-05


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The merry Dozen were enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Mrs.
H. w. Ellis of Mill street Whist and
other games were played.
About Is members of "thc Friendly
! Class" of the North church were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Alvin
Flint Tuesday evening. Rev. F. r..
! Richards gave very interesting talk
on Spilitisn and the rest of theeve-
ming was spent in music and games.
/ Refreshments were served.
! A largely attended and interesting
meeting of the Rectors aid of st.
| Andrews church was held Thursday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. y.
! Fitch. The society was fortunate in
/ having as the speaker Mrs. John
I Cunningham of Newport Mrs. Cum
bingham is the vice president for this
diStri ct of the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Episcopal church and she talkel
of the work done by the Auxiliary
and the wide scope for the work.
III St4lS uDOl lIlt hOHltH lHc IbPt
of more concerted missionary effort.
Mrs. Cunningham was introduced by
Mrs. Walter J. Ingram president Of
! the society.
Fifteen children hidden to the
home of Nh and Mrs Frank +.
Church Of Brooks Place Thursday
afternoon spent the hours of four to
, six most happily celebrating the tenth
birthday of Kenneth Cross. Dancing
and children's gamcS under the di-
rection of Miss Dorthv Church and
Miss Gertrude Chislom kept the little
folks royalty amused. Refreshments
in'which birthday cake played an i'm
rortant part were served by Mrs.
Church.
]. p. Bartholomew of Boston who
has been in this section the past week
LOOKING after church organs has re-
turned to his home.
ST Johnsbury was represented ut
1T the INAUGURAL in WASHINGTON by
Robert Mackinnon son of R.P.Mack-
innon. Nh. MackinnOn is a member
of the Marine band. THE Presidents
Own" which plays for the inaugural.
At chanel exercises in the public
chools Thursday morning it was
"otod to make an offering next Tues
dav morning for the Ne2rEast fund.
Edwin Kingshurv of Walden we'll
known in St. Johnsbury a former
'"Hvrlling salesman who has been in
he div goods business in Newport,
n. H has sold his interest to his part
ner and will take up another line of
work
Fred Lyster. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Lyster Of Union Street was one
year old Thursday. His first birthday
was a happy event, celebrated with
l number of little friends. who passed
a merry afternoon at the Lyster
home.
y. S. Conant is in New York on
weeks business trip.
Miss Katherine Bingham gave a
studio tea Thursday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. r. H. Enrich who was
in st. Johnsbury to speak on the Near
East campaign. Although Mrs. EN-
rich had spoken that morning at the
Academy and the preceding evening
at Grac2 Methodist church she talk
ed to the company of twenty-five
women telling them many intimate
things of her life and work among
the suffering people of Armenia. Tea
was served in the big studio, Miss
Maudc Gprague pouring and Mrs. W.
G. Kicker assisting Miss Bingham in
servi7. Mrs. Enrich was Miss Blng-
hams guest while in St. Johnsbury.
She left here Friday morning for
Barre where She spoke that after
noon ard addressed a mas meeting
in Montpelier that evening. In her
address Mr.. Enrich made clear the
difference Lc;wccn the Near-East
and the Hoover funds which many
hive confused as one and the same.