The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-07

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! Examination of the finances OF
I'll three Girl ScouttTroops show.
total Of more than $50 with
which to begin the year, AS mos
Of this money was earned entire,
| ly by the girls themselves or Is
troops, it shows that they are try
ing to put into practise the ninth
scout law, "A girl Scout is thrift
~.
Methodist5 attention! Sunday
School Rally Day Service at the
morning hour irlstead of the usual
Sunday School hour, no Sunday
School at noon, expect you to be
observation-disclosures.
DR. Ross office will be closed
from October 8, to October 27.-
Advertisement. ~ 84-Oct II
Mrs. Jacob Kaczer,/ daughter,
Dorothy and infant son, Mendel
Lee, who have been with Mrs.
Kaczer's mother, Mrs. Cora Brig
ham for some weeks, left Saturday
morning for their home in New
Haven, Conn. They were accom-
panied by Mrs KacZer's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Blake
ly.
The funeral of Mrs. Alfred
Fourier who died Wednesday at
St. Johnsbury hospital, was held
Saturday morning from Notre
Dame church.
Mrs. Charles Begin of Water
vile, Me, is visiting at the homes
Of her brothers, A. j. Roy, AIDE
lard Roy and Edgar Roy. She is
here because Of the serious illness
at St. JQhnsbury hospital of her
/ brother Tmcrede Roy of Barton.
4 Mr., and Mrs, A. NJ. Goodrich,
who have been visiting in Nashua,
n H., return home Sunday. They
will be accompanied home by their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Seoya Spcar and they plan to
motor up.
Arthur G. Kingsland, assistant
district sales manager of the Full
er Brush company has returned
from a business trip to Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sloan and
daughter, Mildred, of Brockton,
Mass. after spending a few days
with their uncle, c. b. Bagley and
! aunt, Mrs. f. +. Evans, have re-
turned to their home by way of the
White mountains.
Reginald ". Turner, Jr., son of
Mr.. md Mrs Reginald w. Turner,
is raIlying from a serious illness
It was thought by the attending
physicians that the little boy had
eaten something of n poisonous
nature and for several hours his
condition was dangerous. He was
much improved this morning.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
corner of Main and Prospect SITS,
Sunday morning service at 1915.
Subject, care Sin, Disease, and
Death Real?" Advertisement
Miss Zilla Rodliff Of Haverhill
n. H., is spending the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter c. Rodliff.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. NJ. Berry re-
turned today from New York
where Mr.. Berry has been this
week in the interests of the gar
ment and carpet departments Of
the Berry Ball store.
Pythian hall was a play room for
two score Of happy youngsters Sat
urday morning, the opening les
son Of Mrs Oscar Beck's dancing
class, the first of a series of ten
lessons that promise to add to the
dancers of St. Johnsbury. The 40
children range in years from five
minus to twice that age and they
presented a pretty picture as they
! skipped over the floor to the
strains of music by Mrs. Arthur
Schoppe. Mrs. Beck has fitted
herself especially for work with
children and the class starts Off
with much promise. The children
will meet weekly on Saturday
mornings for the series
Miss Sarah G. Brigham of Bag
ley street entertained at a sewing
party for the ST. Johnsbuly Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
club FRIDAY evening at her home.
| Much woI6 vas accomplished for
the bazaar. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by her small niece
| Miss Doro -hY Kaezar of New
Haven, Conn, end By Miss Hazel
Powers.
Frank Murphy went Friday to
PASSPORT, Maine, in response to q
message saying that his father
Pierce Murphy was dead. The
burial will take place Monday at
the Murphy family home in Bart
lett, N. II.
After a vacation of four
months Brightlook Hospital Aid
association win meet Tuesday af-
telmoon at ? O'Clock ct The Nurses
home. All members who can are
urged to be present and help with
The beginning Of the years work.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Walter of
Clark's avenue are entertaining
Mrs. Walters mother, Mrs.
Franklin of Guilford, also Miss
Blanche Hemeon of Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. Abbie Shorey of Brooklyn,
n. y, came Friday called here by
the serious illness Of her sister-in-
law, Miss Mary Shorey. Miss
Shorey's cousin, Miss Hannah Bal
ley Of Tilton, N. H., has been
with her the past week.
Miss Alice Clark has been
spending a few DAYS with her