The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-29
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The Ladies' aid Christmas sale,
Friday afternoon and evening,
passed off very pleasantly, and the
sum of one hundred dollars was
cleared. The hall looked very at
tractive with its decorations, and
its pretty booths, not to mention
the women and girls, with their
happy smiling faces and trim af-
ternoon costumes. Most of the
wares sold well, and the fine sup
per was enjoyeG by a large and
appreciative crowd. The entertain
ment in the evening, by the school
children, was excellent, and we
only wish that more people might
have heard it.
Mrs. May Coe has been visiting
in Cabot, Groveton and Plymouth,
N. H., and expects to start for
Southern Pines, N. C. about De
ccmber /. She will go with a Mrs.
Mccoy, of Plymouth, and her
many friends here hope she may
have a very pleasant winter.
The w. r. c. will serve a dinner
at their hall, Saturday of this
week. Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. Philip Rublee and little
daughter Louise, of Newport were
week end visitors at the home of
Mrs. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Gallagher
visited relatives IN Windsor last
week, and Mr.. Gallagher was d
business visitor in Orange, Mass.
The Cleaners enioyed a Thanks
giving social at the home of Mrs.
Emma and Bertha Way, Monday
evening. The program consisted
of two vocal duets by Mrs. Mary
Berry and Miss Myrtle Aldmch,
a reading by Mrs. Rose kendrick
and other readings appropriate to
the occasion. The hostcsses, the
two Mrs. Ways ahd Mrs. Alma
Cooling, served dainty refresh
ments of assorted cakes. and cocoa,
and everyone went home feeling
thankful for all the blessings Of
life, and for the Cleaners class,
and all that it has peer able to ac-
complish since its organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Cheney left
their lake home Thursday, and
after spending u few days in
Springfield, Mass, will go to Trion
N. C.
DO not forget the Hewitt Lee
ture, on the evening Of Friday,
Dec. 8th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allard have
purchased PiSgah Lodge, and plan
to open for business next summer.
We shall be glad to see a hotel at
the south end of Lake Willoughby
again, and we hope it will be we'll
patronized.
Henry Gaskeli has been suffer
ing from a Severc attack of grip
and rheumatism, but seems to be
slowly improving.
Mrs. May King has gone to
East Concord, to care for an aged
lady, Miss Durraon and her son,
Warner has work quite near her,
which will be pleasant for them
both.
The W. Il. c. will have an auc-
ton on the evening of Dec. ;.
The drawing of the quilt will be at
that time, and a Free lunch, will
be served to all. Remember the
date, Dec. 9th. at the w. r. C.
Hall.
Mr.. Eta Ruggles is spending
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Waite. of st. J|ohnsbury.
The many friends of Rev. and
Mr.. l.. p. Chase will be glad to
hear that they have reached their
winter quarters, and that they
find the climate much like our
April. They are pleased with what
they have seen OF the South, and
are looking forward to a very com
Portable winter.
w. j. Montgomery has installed
"a radio fatiou, ln his house. and
% D. needless TO say that il is prov
INK "a ourcc of great interest not
only To Mr. and Mr.. Montgomery
but 10 their friends and neighbors
a. we'll.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gardner Blake
have rented Mr.. May kings tena-
mcnt. furnished, and will move in
This week.
a " Biockw,y was called to
Sutton Tuesday and Wednesday
of the past week to take charge of
funeral
Mr. Robert Goodwin. who ha-
l.on working Tor Miss Myrtle
.NaHlct. ha some TO Littleton,
N IT, TO work IN an underwear
factory.