The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-07


ing the after-war work quite a.
strenuous as in the days Of rea
warfare.
Miss Anna L. Caswell of Lyndon
and Clyde 3. Gibson were married
at West Burke Saturday evening
by Rev. Walter l.. Gould The
bride was formerly employed il
the machine shop office at our scale
works and Mr. Gibson works in the
Boston & Maine railroad shops
The couple will make their homo
at Lyndonville.
Robert j. oJhnston, chief Of the
fire department, is attending the
annual gathering of the Vermont
State Firemen's association at
bennington. Mr.. Johnston left in
his Stutz car Sunday afternoon and
attended on the holiday the Elks
clambake on Lake Champlain.
Rev. DR.. C H Merrill, Rev DI
+. A Poole and Rev f B Richards
are attending the annual convoca-
ton of Congregational ministers at
Middlebury this week
The Maine Central is the first of
the New England railroads to ad-
opt their tail schedule. The prin-
cipal change is the cancelling of
the night trains from st. Johns
bury to Portland with the through
sleeping car service to and from
Montreal.
Mrs. Clinton Wilkins and son,
Reginald, accompanied with a par
ty from Plainfeld, motored to Rich
mond, Que, to visit relatives. On
their return they were accompan-
led by Mrs Wilkins son, Edwin
who has spent the summer in
Richmond. En- route home they
took in the Sherbrooke fair.
Mrs. Matte Salman Palmer and
son of Kennebunk, Me, spent the
week end with Mrs. Palmer's aunt,
Mrs. S. Y. Fleming.
Miss Alice Roach of Burlington
has been passing a few days with
her aunt, Miss Ellen Hurley.
Charles f. Severance went Mon
day to Amherst, N. H., to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law.
Miss Lillian Berbeck of Maiden,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Sever
ancc.
Miss Ina Clark is taking a
months vacation from her work in
Lougec and Smythe's store and
will spend part of it with her sis
ter, Mrs Robert Childs, in Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jenness and
Mrs Sarah Ruggles and children
of Lyndonville were guests on Sun
day of MI and Mrs J. w. Hill and
of William Campbell
Zilla Rodhff has gone to Ash
land, N H., to teach in the gram
mar school.
Miss Leona Somerville of Mont
pelier and and Philip Guild of Els
sex Junction are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Levasseur.
Mrs Flora f. Lovejoy, superin-
tendcnt of Brightlook hospital, has
returned from a months vacation
spent at Union, Rockland and Port
land, Maine.
The Outlook Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II
w Battles, 80 Pearl street
Charles Ross left Tuesday after
noon for South Bend, Ind, where
he will visit his son for a month.
Glissan T. Porter who has made
an extended visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. g. f. Doyle, returned to
Baltimore Tuesday night. Nj.
Porter is connected with the Bal
timore Sun and the Maryland Far
meI.
Mrs. s. b. Chickering returns
this week from a visit to her son
in Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Warren Rowland and
DAUGHTER, Mrs. John Flynn and son
George of Waterbury, motored TO
st. Johnsbury the past week and
were guests of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ling. Miss Mar
earot Lin accompanied them to
Waterbury for a short stay on
their return,
Miss Blanche Ucon Of Provi-
dcncc, K. !. has been spending Il
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Clara iIcon.
Miss Florence J. May of the
poStoifice force is passing a two
weeks vacation 1T Scitua'c Mas.
Mrs. Alfred p. Grint is at the
FOynton cottage at Caspian Lake
chapcroning Il house marty given
bv her son, Stanlcv p. Grint Of
Montreal.
Fl. Il. Carr with hi gtapdsons,
Allan and Harry Fisk motored to
SouthbridGe, Mass, Sunday ac-
companied by Mrs. Robert Fisk
AID son Howard of Drummond-
Vile, p @. Mr.. Carr returned
early in the week leaving his
grandchildren who will attend
school in Southbridge.
Mr.. c. f.. Libbcv Of Enosbur%
has been visiting her daughter,
Mis- Grace Libbey
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullaney
took an automobile trip 10 the
Province of Quebec over the hol-
iday.
William Brooks has returned to
the trade school IN Nurcc~ter.