The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-09

lily party in the afternoon and ev-
ening.
Miss Madeline Grady leaves
Sunday for Springfield, Me-, to
complete her second year at Mas
son Institute where she is taking
a course in domestic science.
With the opening of achooI
more Scout work. Girl Scouts
Troop /, held their first fall
meeting Friday afternoon. De
tailed plans for the year were
discussed and the following Of
ficers elected: Troop leader
| Eleanor Steele; secretary, Helen
Porter; treasurer, Dorothy Baxter.
Troop l will start Friday, Septem-
Der 10Th, on an overnight hike to
the summit of Burke Mountain.
William Lowell of the F. w.
Woolworth store was presented
Friday night with a travelling bag
fromthe employees of the store.
Mr.. Lowell is leaving for Hart
ford. Conn, where he has been
transferred with the company. MI.
Burtis Of Waterfowl, N. Y, takes
M. LoWell's place here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallace
have moved from Spring street to
tn home on Portland street which
they purchased of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris d. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake have gone to st. Petersburg,
Florida, where he has charge Of
the department of methamatics in
the st. Petersburg High, school.
Mrs. Adelard Couture has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Sherbrooke and other points in the
Province of Quebec. She also
spent a week with Mr. Couture in
Skinner, Maine.
The Rev. |. Hugo Klaren, a
clergyman in the Massachusetts
diocese, who is summering IN
Danville, will preach at ST. An
drewS church Sunday morning,
and Miss Marjorie Cramton will
give a violin otfertory. Sunday
school re-opens at noon.
Members OF the Business and
Professional club were entertained
Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Mabel Spencer at a sewing
party. The young women sewed
on articles for the clubs bazaar in
November.
Miss Mildred Sibley who has
been passing two weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary J. Menut, left
Saturday for her home in Windsor.
Edward Stone, a Boston and
Maine section man, whose home
is in Lyndon, has filed voluntary
petitioi in bankruptcy in the
United States court yesterday.
placing his liabilities at S1,00144
and assets at $4,000, of which
81 1000 is claimed to be exempt.
Miss Hilda Day and Miss Edna
Day leave Sunday for Yakima,
Washington, to which place their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. William McLachlin and chill
dren went a year ago. Miss Edna,
who was graduated in June from
st. Johnsbury academy, plans to
take post graduate course in the
Yakima high school. She viii he
main through the school year
with her sister, Mrs. McI.achlin.
Later in the fall, Miss Florence
lay will ioin her sisters and Miss
Hilda will return home with her.
/ Mrs. Nelson Morency and son,
Maurice born two weeks ago at
Mrs. George Blakeleys home, were
/ discharged Thursday.
I Mrs. Frank Murphy is i'll at
( Brightlook hospital.
I A son was born Thursday morn
ing at the Fitch hospital to Mr..
and Mrs. Alphonse Nolin Mr..
Nolin is the senior member of No
lin Brothers shoe store.
! Harley Roberts of St Johns
bury Center has accepted a posi-
ton with the c. A. Smith store
on upper Railroad street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon
left Friday for their home in Cor
( nell, n. Y, after a two weeks
visit here.
I Rev DR.. George w. Hylton and
family returned Thursday from
their summer vacation. DR.. Hyl-
ton expects to occupy the Metho-
dist church pulpit Sunday.
James B. Campbell and family
will soon move fro mtheir present
home in SummerVille to the house
at No. Spring street recently va
Gated by Thomas c. Wallace.
Ralph f. Howes has finished
taking the annual school census
and has found 1890 children in St.
Johnsbury from the ages of to
IS inclusive.
The first chapel of the season
at st. Johnsbury Academy was
held Wednesday morning. After
the devotional exercises Principal
Wilson spoke on educational lines
and later presented to the school
the new teachers and the trustees
Of the institution.
Mrs. Herbert F. Moore and her
mother, Mrs. Christie Morrison
arc spending few days with
friends at Joes Pond.
Mrs. Dale Roundy of West
Burke has been engaged to teach
in the Clay Hill school this year.
MIS-. Roundy was Miss Dorothy
Newman of West Burke and she
and Mr.. Roundy were married
Friday.
In the North church Sunday
morning the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be observed,
and the pastor will speak upon
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