The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-22

House at Lisbon, n. H., where
they have employment for the
summer.
Miss Josephine Lougee and Miss
Marguerite Esden accompanied by
Miss Helen Mutt, of Cleveland,
Ohio, all teachers in the schools of
Cleveland, arrived in st. Johns
bury this week, Miss Lougee to
spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lougee
and Miss Esden at her home in
Passumpsic. Miss Mutt is the
guest of Miss Esden. The young
women made the trip by the way
of Niagara and the Thousand Is
lands and were fortunate in hav-
ing good weather all the time. The
first rain was encountered when
they reached Vermont. They
were met in Montreal by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Levasseur and Ber-
nard Daniels.
A surprise party was given to
Mrs. Andrew Johnston Saturday
evening in honor of her birth
day. The evening was spent in
playing whist, the prize winners
being Mrs. Russell Rodgers, Mrs.
Albert Murphy, Milo Hansen and
Carl Murphy. The birthday cake
was made by Mrs Harry Balch
and the pleasant celebration was
arranged by Mrs. Johnston's sons,
Enos and Francis. Mrs. John
ston was presented with a purse
OF money.
Baby Clinic at Woman's club
Wednesday. Advertisement.
The Ladies' Aid of Grace Meth
odist church will give an infor-
NAL reception to the older mem
bers and shut-ins of the society
and parish in the church parlors
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Chase, mother of
c. B. Chase and Miss Vera Chase
died Tuesday afternoon at her
home in McIndoes. Miss Chase is
Ill at Brightlook hospital.
= Mrs. Archie j.. Wilcomb who
a successful operation
at the Deaconess hospital in BoS-
ton, June II, is gaining rapidly and
expects to return home Saturday.
The staff of clerks at the Berry
Ball Dry goods company with
a number of assistants were busy
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shoppers on hand for the opening
of the big June sale Wednesday
Additions to the clerk
ing force for the sale are Mrs. Z.
E. Sargent, Mrs. John Rickaby,
Mrs. George A. Barrett, Mrs.
o. S. Cummings. Mrs. Blanche
Powers, Miss Eleanor Bowman.
Miss Tilla Johnson who has been
in Manchester, N. H., for some
time because of the illness of her
aunt is back in her accustomed
place in the store. In the mems
department Stuart Farr is helping
out.
The condition of Mrs. O. d.
Adams who has been critically i'll
It Brightlook hospital since the
birth of a son two weeks ago, is
somewhat improved.
Miss Mildred Stiles of Dwight,
ILL.,, is to assist in the Bingham
studio this summer. Her mother,
Mrs. Stiles who has also been liv-
ng in Dwight, will spend the
summer here.
Mrs. Henry Cohen and son,
Harry, left Tuesday for New York
City to visit friends.
Mrs. Henry Morrison of Ran
iolph is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Glenn Mooney.
H. H. Carr motored to South
bridge, Mass, the last of the week
md on his return will be accom-
panied by his grandsons, Allan and
Harry Fisk, who will spend some
ime here. The boys grandmoth-
II, Mrs. Robert S. Fisk, accompa-
ned Mr.. Carr on the motor trip
md Miss Helen Wakefield was
tlso a member of the party. Miss
Wakefield went to Boston to visit
ler sister.
Miss Ruby Smith, a teacher in
4asell seminary, Auburndale,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. Clay
on Daniels. on her way to her
lome in Colebrook, N. H. Miss
smith was a former teacher in
he St. Johnsbury Schools.
There will be a SPECIAL meeting Of
he Pythian Sisters Thursday eve
ing June 22d. The district deputy
nd grand chief are to be present
nd work will be put on. Adver-
isement.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Spare
re in Boston this week.
The last regular meeting of
he American Legion Auxiliary w.
!. Knapp Post No. SO, took the
orm of a picnic supper which was
much enjoyed by those in attend
nee. Following the business
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