The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-04

Il friends and took III the slghls o1
hr city. Ihey were very sorry to-
nd that Mr. Mary Van, formerly
Il thu place, but no" living III
.rooilyn, has been very Ill since
thanksgiving, and although gaining,
still in serious and weak c0hdi-
iun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry SilSby and
laughter, lAlncc LETT Tuesday ful
nelr winter home in Florida, start
hg from here in their car, with the
intention of driving to New York and
shipping the ear rom there, taking
he Doat themselves if arrangements
,ould he made. They go to Daytona,
and will be joined later by the
+ampDclls, VINO leave about the fiji
ecnth. Mr. and Mrs. &. NJ. Camp
Jcll 20 from here, and Mr.. and Ms.
!. M. Campbell, j., and Mrs John
LeBulveau win join them at Spring
ield, Mass. M. and Mrs. Raymond
campbell will close their apartment
or the present, and occupy their
parents home during their absence.
julius G Eaton, VINO has been SUI
fel1ng from a nervous break down for
'omc TIME past, has gone to Burline
ION, where he will have treatment in
| sanitarium for nervous diseases.
Mrs. Lillian Chase and daughter,
Ethelynd have moved into the upper
,enemcnt OF the Eaton house on
Center street from which l.. Q. Eaton
md family have recently moved into
he Sil5by house on Church street.
MIS-. Maud Huntlcy Noyes and son,
Leighton, of Brattleboro, recently
listed her brother, L. T. Huntey.
1cr mother, Mrs. d. Y. Huntlcy, Of
Stanstead, accompanied her.
Nh. and Mrs Charles L. Willough-
oy entertained whist party Of four
,ables very pleasantly Friday even
ng last, and all enjoyed watching
out the Old Year together.
Members OF the Univcrsalist
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
John Nash last Friday and made ar
engagements in regard to the storage
and care Of the personal property
given to them by the will of the late
Elizabeth Hills.
Under the auspices of the Amcri-
IAN Legion, a delightful dance was
held in Music hall, Friday evening,
he last night of 1920 Curriers' or
chestra furnished the motive power,
and there was good crowd in at
,endancc, both young and old, who
danced the New Year in. Refresh
ments Of ice cream and waters were
served in the hall, and all voted
the evening great success.
Maurice Burpee returned to his
studies in Boston University last
Frady morning This week will see
most of the college and school stu
tents back at their studies, Maurice
Carr, and Charles Watson to Nor
wich, Flavia Folsom to Smith college,
Carolyn Darling to the Leland Pow
"rs school, Malcolm Macdonald to
Clark University, Howard Shattuck
to Dartmouth Grace Gould to Bates
college, Floyd Clay to Lynn, and
Mabel Cahoon who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with Miss
Flavia Folsom TO Springfield, Mass,
Miss FlaVia Folsom entertained a
few friends over New Years, who
took in the Legion ball New Years
eve. Henry Cutler and his sister,
Elizabeth, from Barton, and the two
Camp brothers from Newport, We're
members of the party.
Miss Ruth Blodgett and Platt G.
Horlick Of Pawlct, who have been
visiting here returned to their stu
dies at the University of Vermont,
on Monday. Other U. V. NJ. Sturcnts
returning were George and Armand
Cuason, Jack Cheney and Fred Mac
Farlane.
Funeral services were held at St.
Eli2abeth's church Saturday morning
for Louis Lavoie Of this place, who
died last week after long suffering
from cancer on the face
Raymond Campbell is clicking in
the new Mems clothing and furnish
ing store owned by Harry Silsby and
Charles Hale,
MIS-. Charles /. Stuart and daugh-
.er Dorothy leave this week for a
visit of five or six weeks to her for
mer home in Oklahoma
The graded school rcopencd Mon
day for the winter tenn, and the In
stitute Tuesday, as is the custom
thus giving the out-ot-toWn teachers
md pupils an opportunity to get
here.
Mrs. Frank Patterson was called
to Waterbury the last of the week by
the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs Edward Randall, who has been
IAN inmate OF the Waterbury retreat
for some years. Her two sons have
also gone to see her.
H. H. LeBalron left Monday for
his new work in Montpelier, and Mrs.
Lebanon will Join him little later.
The Dallings, HaleS and McLanes,
eight in number, took an auto ride
and snow shoe trip Sunday to Burke,