The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-16
LYNDONVILIE

The Rev H. J. Human has JUS
received Il valuable gift from mem
bers of his parish, which serves tc
show a little of the esteem in which
he is held by them. At recent meet
ING of the Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society, it was decided to present the
pastor with the sum of 5000, to be
used towards paying his expenses TO
the National Convention of Congre-
gational churches, to be held in Los
Angeles, in the latter part of June. II
is hoped the pastor will be able to
attend, and will receive much profit
and enjoyment from the trip.
Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Davis have re-
turned from Boston, where they have
been spending few days with their
son, Karl, and his family, in their
home in Brookline.
Carroll Edgelton of McIndoe Fall,
a former resident here, is spending
some time with his sister, Mrs. War
rem kenerson.
Mrs II. f. Folsom assisted by sev-
eral ladies Of the Village Improve
ment Society, gave a delightful sup
per party Sunday evening to the
young people who 80 generously gave
their time and talent towards the Vii
lagc Improvement play last FRIDAY
evening. Mrs. J. S. Schofeld, Mrs.
John Ahern, Mrs. Charles Buckley.
Mrs. d. r. Brown, and Mrs. Ellie W.
Clark helped to prepare the supper,
which was served at Mrs. Folsom's
home during the evening. There
were II at the table, which was
made most attractive with carnations
and pretty place cards. A delicious
chicken pie, with all the accompani-
ments, fruit salad, saltines and cheese
balls, sherbet, a variety of cake, salt
ed almonds and coffee, all the best Of
the kind, furnished the kind of re-
past you dream ab5ut, and the guests
were sincere in then. appreciation Of
the entertainment. It is possible
they may repeat the play in some
other town in the near future, but has
not been decided yet.
Miss Emily Calef the district
nure, has moved from her room at
G. II. Canpbell's to the rooms in
Miss Houghton's house formerly oc-
cuDied by Mrs. Duston, and can be
called there by telephone, the number
being HIP.
Miss Carolyn Darling and her
friend, Miss Delma Hersperger, who
has been stopping with her during the
rehearsals and putting on of the Vii
lage Improvement play, have return
ed to the Leland Powers school in
Boston.
All the parents have now received
the notices of defects in their chill !
dren, prepared from the examination
by Dr.. Genge, the medical inspector, |
and are urged to take at once the I
necessary steps to have these de- |
fects rcmedied at once. Adenoids and |
diseased tonSils, poor teeth, defects
of sight. hearing and throat troubles,
can be helped now much better than |
later on, and may make a great diff /
ference in the child's future welfare. !
Miss Ida Pearl has returned from .
trip to California, having been alb (
-ent about two months. She visited .
The Grand CANYON, San Diego, Los .
Angeles, and other California place,
end spent q short time in Chicago. I
She reports a delightful time, and 4
most interesting trip, but is still at
isfied to make her home in old New
England.
The last entertainment in the
Lecture Course, the concert given
Monday evening by the Bostonia Sex
-ette, was the eliminating point in
most successful course. Three violins,
q cello, bass vial, and clarinet, formed
an instrumental combination that was
beautiful. The first violin,
clarinet, and cello, appeared in solos,
and the seXtette and quintette gave a