The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-27
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Inc CcdCIltlS III JIle SIdQeu
school are enjoying q house party
at Shadow lake in Concord Over
this week end, being entertained
by Principal, Miss Florence Drew,
in her sisters cottage. The party
includes the Misses Drew, Alice
Shorey, Carrie Marshall, Bertha
and Bernice Trefern, Ellen Healey,
Bessie Randall and Susan Cunning,
ham, also Mrs. A. y. Seaver, the
music teacher, and her young son,
John Seaver.
Miss Ethel Brown of Allston,
Mass, is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Edgar
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sanity are now
in Littleton, N. H.. where they
have been WORKING for d few
weeks, and expect to remain. Ms.
Sanity has adopted her little half
sister, her father having Recently
died, and the little girl is with her
Miss Janet Bundy has been visit
ing friend { in Newport for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lincoln and
two daughters, who have been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. H. w. LysteI,
have returned to their home in
East Rochester, N. Y, making the
trip in their car, and camping by
the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Courtney
have been visiting in Newport Cen
ter.
Miss Catherine Dorion is at
tending the Kimball Business col
lege in Lawrence, Mass.
The American Legion held d
successful dance in Music hall Fri
day evening, with music by the
popular Dunbar's orchestra. At
tendance was good, and fair pro
fit added to the treasury.
Mrs. Charles Hutchins and son,
Quentin, are in Concord, N. H.,
with relatives for a few weeks.
Harris Thomas and Morton
Graham, who have been working
for the Parker-Young company
during their college vacation, have
returned to their studies, the for
mer to Trinity college in Hart
ford, CT. and the latter to grad
uate work in languages at Prince
ton.
Miss Geneva Day has been
spending two weeks with her par
ents in Sheffield.
Miss Rae Dunn of BROOKLYN, N.
Y. is spending her annual vaca-
ton with her friend, Mrs. Haddon
W. Testers Miss Dunn has lust
returned from a ten weeks trip
abroad, taking in a cruise around
the Mediterranean sea.
DR.. and Mrs. f. II. Davis are
taking an automobile trip, expect
ing to be absent until October LIST.
They plan to visit several places
in Massachusetts, and will take the
ride over the Mohawk trail, among
Other trips of interest.
The annual rummage sale held
by the Village Improvement soc
iety was staged in Mrs. j. W.
Copeland's barn on Thursday an
all day sale. and the patronage
was very good. Some excellent
bargains were offered, and the net
profits to the society were S72.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hackett
have moved to Hardwick, where he
has position as manager of the
local A. apd p. Store.
Events of interest in the society
world this week are: Thursday, Y.
|. S. rummage sale at Mrs Cope
lands barn; Thursday afternoon,
harvest supper at the ConQrega-
tional vestry, "hash an beans"
Friday evening, an American Le-
gion dance in Music hall, with
music by Dunbar's orchestra. Who
saws it is dull here?
B. G. Morrison and wife, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pierce from
Covna, Calf, who are spending a
few months in this vicinity, have
been taking a motor trip to Stap-
stead; p O., to visit Mrs. Nor
rison's brother, Irving Hutchinson
and family.
William K. Cleary and son, Don
aid. have bought a garage business
in Lowell, Mass, and viii 90 there
soon to take charge of It.
Miss Frances Willard, who has
been spending most Of the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Albert Hum
phrey, has returned to her studies
in the University Of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Nj. Campbell
have been to see their children in
Springfield, Mass, for a few days
past.
While there they took nart in a
Campbell reunion, about twenty
members of Clan Campbell being
present, as Mr.. Campbell has three
children and their families, a
brother and sister, and cousin.
all living in Sprigfcld and all able
to be present with wives, husbands
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rugples
who have been CARVING an a Tea
house at Eden pond this summer,
were in town this week. Their son
Frank Rupgles, is ALREADY in school
at the institute. boarding at Chas.
Buckeyes and his parents intend
to move here a : soon aS tbo,- oo ,,