The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-07
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mrs. Blanche Powers of New.
port is assisting at the Berry
Ball Dry Goods Co.'S store during
the absence in New York of F. f
Pope.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey snent thu
week end in Newport with hei
sister, Miss Mapde Smith.
Mrs. Harvey Hendry has resign
ed her position in the Randall and
Whitcomb store and after a shot
time spent with Mr.. Hendry IN
Boston, will go to her home in
South Ryepate.
Funeral services for Fred A.
Randall of 81 Pearl street were
held Friday morning from Notre
Dame church with burial in Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Randall
died Tuesday after a lono illness
of Bright's disease. He was en-
ployed as a molder in the Fair
banks shops for a number of
years. M. Randall was 81 years
of age and is survived bv his wife,
a DAUGHTER who lives in Spring
field, Mass. and two sons. Clar-
enre and Carl of Concord. N H.
The following pupils of Grade
5B. Summer street school taught
by Mrs. O. C. Jones. have had
nerfcct attendance for the term:
Norma Pare, DOROTHY Merrill,
Margaret Johnson, Marion Du-
hue. Norma Calderwood, Irene
Burbv, Paul Martin. Scott Gero
and Pichard Beer. Morton Dubuc
and Norma Page ranked 100 per
cent in spelling.
4 DAUGHTER was born Saturday
at the Frost sanitarium to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert McGill.
The funeral of Mrs. Hiram
Russell, sister Of A F. Lawrence,
was held Saturday with burial in
Pas,umpsic.
Miss Margaret Ling returned Fri
day from Lincoln, N. II, where she
she spent d week on business for
the George H. Cross company.
Or. A. p. Grint oficiated at St.
Peter church in L%yndonville Sun
day evening and the music was rem
dered by the St. Andrews choir.
Industrial calsses at the Wo-
mans clubhouse has made a good
start with 40 registrants. In
basketry class there are 20 mem
bers under the leadership of Mrs.
Herbert W. Blodgett and Mrs.
Earl w. Bsailey. Then there is
a large millinery class under the
supervision of Mrs. Mudgett while
Mrs. Thomas Wallace has charge
of classes in sewing. Miss Tour
tlettc at the Junior high school
is director of cooking. In the three
latter classes there IS room for a
few more members If registration
is made this week.
Miss Florence Rouse is visiting
her sister, Miss Sue Rouse in
Derby Line.
Frank c. Sherburne leaves
Thursday for Houston, Texas, to
pa a month with his son, Ray
mond f. Sherburne
Word was received here Mon
day morning of the death of Mrs.
Annette Ramsey in Colcbrook,
n. H., mother of Mrs. j. w.
Scott, and a former well-known
resident OF st. Johnsbury. Death
followed a short illness of pneu-
monia. Mrs. Ramsey during her
residence here did much for ST.
Andrews church and its various
societies. She was a lady richly
and graciously endowed with hi"h
qualities of mind and heart and
St. Johnsbury friends will miss her
visits in her daughters home. Mr..
Scott is rallying from an illness
and is unable to 90 to C%olebrook.
The latest number of the Ju-Hi-
o., the publication of the students
Of the Junior high school, has
many interesting contributions.
The cover is a picture of the
basket ball team composed of II.
Weeks, A. LaCasse, ]. Natolc. II.
Beck and L. Hackett. Anon" the
contributors are lone Gate, Pris-
ella r. Axtell. Marguerite Pal
mer, Laura Shields. Eleanor Full
Ter, Ruth Ruiter, Harriet Puffer,
Winifrcd Randall. Paul Chofnas,
Elizabeth Kicker, Lillian Heyer
and Marjorie Woods.
Mrs. Albert Ramsey has been
confined to the house by illness
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