The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-08
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Mrs Charles Stanley and son OF
Victory visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. d
Stanley, Sunday.
Louis Carpenter is failing quite
rapidly.
Mrs. Leslie Carpenter has beer
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Rash, Waterford.
Eugene Rash, Barton visited at F
L. Carpenters last week.
Mrs. Florence Pierce, Waterford
was called here last week to care for
her daughter, Miss Ruth, who was
Ill from measles they returned to
their home in Waterford Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thadirs Wheaton en-
tcrtained at their home Saturday eve
ring. Five-HHndred was played and
Maple Sugar on snow was served
during the evening.
Belle Burbank ard friends of Lyn-
don, spent the week end at the Glca-
son home.
Jacob Richardson and sister Miss
Ida spent the week end with their
father in Montpelier
Mrs. Archilles is i'll with measles.
MI. and Mrs. Elmore Chase and
son Arthur, of St. JohnSbury spent
Thursday anG Friday at Freeman
Hutchinson.
Roger Osgood is recovering from
an operation for mastoid at Bright
look hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cooper arc at
the HON cof Mrs. l.. M. Lewis for q
time.
Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Richards
Kirby visited Hrs. Richards parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parker Sunday.
Among those on the sex list are
Mrs. w. A. Bradshaw, Charles Nor
gan, A. J. Lyon, Mrs Walter Gleason
Freeman Russell and Helen Chap
man.
Miss Pearl Lunnie is visiting her
sister Mrs. Howard Day in Newport.
The executive Committee of Wood
bury ". X. C. No. 5 for April, May
and June are: Mrs. Annie Hunter,
Mrs. Wanna Woodbury., Mrs.Ger-
trude Burt, MsLola Cutting, Ms.
Viola Stacy, Mrs. Clara Chaplin,
Mrs Stasia Perkins and Mrs. Ella
Gleason.
Regular Meeting Adah Chapter
No. 80 O. L. S. Thursday evening
past Matrons and Patrons night will
be observed the degrees conferred
and banquet served.
Miss Lyle Spaulding st. Johnsbury
spent the week end with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. J. Spaulding.
Miss Vera Sheeter visited her par
ents over Sunday returning to her
work in Wells River the first OF the
week.
D. NJ. Smitl. and WenGall KING, OF
East Concord, spent Sunday at Fred
Spaulding's.
Walter Webb visited in st, Johns
bury and Danville the first OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quimby, St.
Johnsbury, spent the week end at H.
A. Quimby's.
Mrs F. NJ. Richardson, who has
been spending a few days with he'
mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Lewis, has return
ed to her home in Littleton n. II.
The Ladies Of the UniversalL't
Church added $31 the treasury from
the town meeting day dinner.
DR.. Farmer Of st. JohnSDurY was
in town Sunday to see Lafayette, SON
Of MI. and Mrs. F. L. HaStlng who
is scliuosly i'll. Miss Lyford a nurse
from St. Johnsbuly is caring for nm.
Rev, N. S. Hill is i'll from pncu-
MOVIE Mis- Hazel Ramage. East st. ,
Johnsburv is caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard SouthWoTth
and son Francis, Kirby spent Sunday
with MI and Mrs. George " hIppIe'
Lloyd and Clara Dustin OF LynH0h
Conner spent the week end AT w. j. ,
.,,a
tclephone office during the illness OF f
Miss Ruth Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Reed and
family have moved from st. Jonh'-
bulv to the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Elmer Reed ...,,l
home from St. Johnsbrry to her nome I
" NJ and Mrs. Wallace Hill, Water
ford spent Sunday at thc holhc VI
q Robert }t1n,s Gross spent Saturday in
St. Johngbuly. ,,....,.,,,,.
Mls Arthur Lang, st. Johnsoury
visited ncr mother Mrs. Geo Howard
. -
The Basket ball team went to
Whitefeld Wednesday night accom-
panied by several loyal fans where
thew enjoyed a good game with Cob
leigh, Moyse, c. LillicraP' Francs
Liliicrap and Wheaton in the Inc up
With Fred Lillicrlp sub, the game re-
suited in a score Of 40 to 81 IN favor
of Whitefield. Mrs. O. W. Baker, Miss
Lillian Baker, Miss Myrtle Sullivan
Willard Kuch and Robert Hall were
among those attending.
Visitors in st. Johnsbury last week
included Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Richards
Mrs, Deney Smith, and son Dewey,
Mrs. r. J. Burnett, Mrs. Fred Smith,