The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-10-05
KNOXVILLE

Mrs William H. Saunders has
returned from a visit of two weeks
to her daughters, Mrs. McCurdy
and Mrs. Gleason who live in Bos-
ton suburbs.
Miss Flavia Folsom is not re-
turning to Smith college this year,
but has gone to a private school in
Boston.
Harley Dwinell, who was 4 for
mer resident here, is spending sew
eral weeks with his brothr, DR.. F..
Dwinell, for rest and treatment, as
he is in quite poor health.
Mrs. Homer Watson entertained
the Chapter of the Daughters of
the Revolution very pleasantly at
her home last Friday afternoon.
W. H. Saunders celebrated the
first anniversary of his starting in
business here last Saturday, and
slgnalized the day by giving half
his receipts for the day to the
Lyndon Institute Building fund.
The beautiful weather of this
week is calling out a great num-
Der of picnic and automobile par
there was a large number from
ties, and on Sunday, especially,
here taking long and delightful
trips. Mr.. and Mrs. Haddon Ly-
ster, Miss Ida Pearl and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Blodgett drove to Lun-
enburg, and visited Camp Winnie
shewaukee Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Allyn spent the day at Shadow
Lake in Glover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Dodge entertained a par
" of II at their Shadow Lake cot
tage. Mt. Mansfield called a
number of nature lovers, among
them the Leon Curtices, and the
Squires brothers, Herman and
Wardell and their families. Charles
WiloughDy, Clarence Hubbard
and Frank Whitney and their fam
lilies also visited Mount Mansfield,
and climbed Sterling Mountain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Grapes and
Miss Althea Robinson were Mans
field visitors. VIII Parker, l.. 7.
Huntley, A. F. Christopher and
Archie Donahue, with their re-
spective wives, visited a location
called "Ames" in Canada, to WIT
ness a base bali game, ct cetera.
The officers of Esther Chapter,
@. +. S. and a number of the
members, went to Wells River Fri
day evening, where they took an
part in the District meet
ing Of the Eastern Star. b
DR.. and Mrs. F. H Davis re-
turned the last of the week from
a greatly enjoyed motor trip of 10
days. They went from here to
Middlebury, by the way of Roch-
ester and Mount Horrid, and Wis
ited Mrs. Frank Eaton and Miss
Katharine. From there they drove
to Rutland, Manchester and North
Adams, and over the Mohawk
Trail to Worcester and Boston,
they remained a few days
9th their son, Karl, and family,
making the return trip Friday.
They had perfect weather, good
and everything to make the
Zip an enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. f E. Minard and
Mrs. Dyer, from Island Pond, are
stopping in town for a few days.
Mrs. A. d. Paige has been in
Boston for a few days on a bust
less trip.
Mrs. Henry Shorey, who has
,cen for a few weeks at her place
II Irasburg, is stopping with her
,rother-in-law, George Shorey.
She goes in about a month to st.
petersburg, Florida, where she has
pent the winters of late years.
Mrs. Charles Ladd, who has
,een somewhat better from her
ate illness, is now a little worse,
nd her sister, Mrs. Wing, from
sland Pond, is with her for the
resent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carr, who
been spending a month in
Massachusetts,, with their son at
)ak Bluffs, and on Cape Cod, are
t home. Mrs. Almon Smith and
liss Jennie Laid were with Mrs
oshua Bemis during their alb
ence.
Miss Emily Calef is entertaining
.er cousin, Mrs. E. F. Heininger,
rom Barre, for a few days.